This year’s #RBSEU event will bring together the most inspiring and ambitious corporations to share new ideas, strategies and collaborations that will help shape the future of sustainable business. Newly confirmed attendees include:
Group VP Sustainability, Pernod Ricard
Chairman, L‘Oréal UK & Ireland
Circular Economy Director, DOW
Group Chief Procurement Officer, BT
VP Government & Industry Relations, Schlumberger
Chief Sustainability Officer, Mahindra Group
Head of CSR and Skills, Cisco
Executive Director, Morgan Stanley
Chief Sustainability Officer, Syngenta
Corporate Sustainability Director, Dell
Director of Sustainability Operations, Kering
Head of ESG Strategic Projects, Aviva Investors
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