Supporting you and your suppliers to reduce their carbon footprint
What will I learn?

Exclusive IEMA Member Benefits: IEMA members receive free access to the Navigate Environment Lite platform and can enjoy a 30% discount on the full platform — a valuable resource for advancing sustainable procurement and carbon reporting efforts.

By attending this webinar, you will:

  • Understand circular procurement: Grasp the core principles of circular procurement and how it can drive sustainability and carbon reduction within your organisation and across your supply chain.
  • Identify key actions: Learn the top five activities your organisation can undertake to embed circularity into procurement decisions, from assessing material impact to engaging with suppliers.
  • Utilise the right tools: Discover how to leverage the Croner-i Navigate Environment platform for sustainable procurement practices and effective carbon reporting.

Whether you're just beginning to explore sustainable procurement or looking to refine existing strategies, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to make impactful changes.



Speaker
 

Agnes Chruszcz
Policy and Engagement Lead, Circular Economy and Social Sustainability at IEMA

Agnes joined the IEMA Policy team in 2024 from a higher education institution where she managed circular economy strategy and initiatives across university operations, research and student engagement. Previous to that, she worked in consultancy developing and managing a range of projects for UK government departments, NGOs, local authorities and businesses. This focused on resource efficiency and material flows, waste management service optimisation, circular economy business models and behaviour change.



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Tim Danson
Director - Sustainability & Energy, Pick Everard

His specialisms centre on sustainable development in its broadest sense, with a focus on the management of key individuals and multidisciplinary teams delivering the sustainable design, procurement and construction of buildings, infrastructure and public realm spaces.  Tim holds particular skills in preparing and delivering sustainability strategies and implementation plans, and spearheading practical action on net zero, climate resilience and the circular economy. Tim has worked extensively on projects both in the UK and internationally, and has advised a wide range of clients on how to achieve sustainable outcomes through procurement best practice.  Tim is an active member of the IEMA (ISEP??) Circular Economy Network Steering Group, and has led or co-authored a number of their publications, including (most recently) ‘Circular Procurement’.



Stephanie Palmer
Head of Sustainability, Wienerberger Ltd

Through the sustainability strategy Stephanie is guiding Wienerberger toward the goal of becoming a net-zero, nature positive business. She works across multiple departments to help them manage transition risks and identify opportunities to increase resilience. Stephanie has a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science and a Master of Business Administration. She is currently Chair of IEMA’s Circular Economy Network and was previously recognised in edie's 30 Under 30 for her work as a talented sustainability professional.