The four phases of the Covid crisis: supply chain sustainability and resilience
Join this webinar, hosted in partnership with EcoVadis, as we discuss how sustainability builds resilience during crisis
As the COVID-19 crisis unfolds, it is not only pushing the limits of resilience of many supply chains, and it is also a stress-test of the quality of suppliers’ underlying management systems for related sustainability issues.
That the Coronavirus crisis has struck in the middle of a stakeholder-capitalism movement where companies were making commitments to serve a social purpose, is a cold irony.
It’s tempting to think such commitments have been put on hold, but a look at the four steps of crisis evolution reveals the vital link and importance of robust sustainable procurement to build resilience and protect long-term value within a supply base.
In this webinar, in partnership with sustainability ratings leaders EcoVadis, we walk through the four steps of a crisis and establish how sustainability builds resilience. We see how to…
- Identify risks exposed during the Reaction phase of the crisis
- Manage risks in your supply chain during the Resilience phase
- Discuss supplier selection criteria for Rebuilding stronger as the crisis passes
- Explore a New Normal of performance and preparedness for future crises
Featuring Supply Management editor Ceri Jones as moderator alongside expertise from EcoVadis, consultants and practitioners.
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http://www.ecovadis.comEcoVadis is the world’s most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings, intelligence and collaborative performance improvement tools for global supply chains. Backed by a powerful technology platform and a global team of domain experts, EcoVadis’ easy-to-use and actionable sustainability scorecards provide detailed insight into environmental, social and ethical risks across 190 purchasing categories and 150 countries.
Industry leaders such as Verizon, Johnson & Johnson, Subway, Coca Cola European Partners, Salesforce, Heineken, Renault-Nissan, ING Bank, and Nokia are among the more than 50,000 businesses on the EcoVadis network, all working with a single methodology to evaluate, collaborate and improve sustainability performance in order to protect their brands, foster transparency and innovation, and accelerate growth.
EcoVadis is driven by a diverse team of over 500 talented professionals from 40+ nationalities, based in our worldwide offices - Paris, Mauritius, New York, Warsaw, Tunis, Hong Kong, London, Toronto and many more remote offices.
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ClosePierre-François brings 15 years experience in Procurement and business development of innovative solutions for Procurement organizations. He was previously CEO of B2Build SA the 1st B2B marketplace for the European construction industry. Prior to joining EcoVadis, he was a director of Ariba Procurement BPO business. He’s a frequent lecturer on Sustainable Procurement and the author of multiple studies in this area. Pierre-François is an electrical engineer by trade, holding a Master of Science from Supelec and a MBA from Insead.
Thomas leads Bayer’s dynamic Procurement organisation that aims to be next-in-class in business partnering, category management, supplier management and digital processes.
For Thomas and his Leadership Team, the success of Procurement is manifested in value-adding contributions that ultimately enable profitable and sustainable growth of the company. As such, value is not limited to financials, but includes crucial business levers like innovation and business models. Moreover, Procurement safeguards the reputation of Bayer by unconditional adherence to the principles of sustainability, with proactive risk management, and by ensuring compliance.
Thomas is the Co-Founder of The Sustainable Procurement Pledge as he is a firm believer that our prime responsibility is to leave our home, our ONE planet, in the same condition as it was entrusted us. Procurement is mission critical to ensure Sustainable Supply Chains so let’s make sure that we leave the right legacy.