Watershed event
Surfacing supply chain inefficiencies and risk through sustainability
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Join Watershed, Deloitte and AdventHealth for a discussion on how you can use sustainability programs to surface value opportunities in your supply chain and set up the organizational programs to turn those insights into benefits -- from changing procurement processes, engaging suppliers for action and staying ahead of the disruptions in your supply chains. We'll examine why most companies struggle to bridge the gap between "we found inefficiencies and risk" and "we fixed them," and provide frameworks for building internal capabilities that systematically convert insights into benefits.
Key takeaways include:
- Data analysis techniques to identify and quantify supply chain inefficiencies and over-dependencies
- How to build business cases for supply chain changes and compete successfully against other capital allocation requests
- Proven solutions in complex supply chain environments that drive value and reduce risks
speakers
John Culver
John is the Environmental Sustainability Director for AdventHealth, one of the largest health care providers in the United States. In the past three years, AdventHealth has built a strategy and made measurable progress toward its pledge to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions 50% by 2030 despite initially facing complex challenges including limited data infrastructure and a vast upstream supply chain. John has been involved in emissions reductions across many arenas including renewable energy development and financing, supplier engagement, new construction and facilities management, and clinical operations.
Mayank Agarwal
Mayank is a leader in Deloitte’s Sustainability Strategy practice with a specific focus on sustainable supply chains. He works with global clients to integrate sustainability in their supply chains to reduce emissions, risks and costs. He has helped clients to procure more sustainably, engage with suppliers on improving sustainability performance, reconfigure their supply chains to reduce waste, and build resilience in their supply chains to tackle environmental and social issues.
