This is the second session in the Pathway to Circularity webinar series, focused on equipping businesses with practical tools and resources to move from concept to action. Building on the foundational insights from Part 1, this session guides participants through how to assess their company’s readiness for circularity and begin implementing strategies within supply chain operations.
Led by circular economy experts Tanis Ostermann and Mike Fernandes, this session offers practical guidance for organizations looking to embed circularity into their supply chain practices and take measurable steps toward long-term sustainability.
In this webinar, you will learn:
How to assess your company and supply chain readiness for circularity
Key tools and frameworks that support circular business models
Actionable steps to integrate circularity into operations and decision-making
This webinar kicks off a two-part series about the shift to circularity in supply chains. In this session, we’ll delve into the core principles of the circular economy and its potential impact on supply chains. Discover how adopting circular practices can enhance value and set your organization on a path toward a more sustainable supply chain model.
You will learn:
Understanding the Circular Economy: What It Is (and What It Isn’t)
How circular practices can bring measurable value to your organization
Practical steps for initiating circularity in your supply chain
Stay tuned in early 2025 for the Part 2 – Pathway to Circularity: Tools and Resources for Supply Chain Innovation.
You’ve likely heard about the circular economy, but what does it mean for your supply chain, and how can it benefit your organization? Circular supply chains offer a new approach to creating value while minimizing waste and resource use. Join experts from Supply Chain Manitoba as they provide insights into:
What the circular economy is—and isn’t
How it can add value to your organization
Simple ways to integrate circular practices into your supply chain
You’ll also discover examples of organizations that have successfully adopted circular strategies, demonstrating how circularity offers strategic market and operational advantage.
