Corporate Water Footprinting Brochure

Learn from leaders in corporate water management including:Greg Koch,ManagingDirector ofGlobal WaterStewardship,The Coca-ColaCompanyKim Marotta,Senior Directorof CSR,MillerCoorsWilliam Reilly,Chairman,Global WaterChallengeMary EllenMika,Supply ChainManager,Steelcase? Learn from over a dozen corporate case studies on water management?Hear from the expert who invented the term “water footprinting”?Get practical advice on mapping and reducing your company’s water use? Identify key areas of water overuse or waste in your supply chain? Find out the outlook for global water supply shortages and business risks? Learn how water management can help cut carbon, energy-use and costsBook Now – Call +44 20 7099 0600 or Online at: www.greenpowerconferences.comPart of: Organized by:““ ””We enjoyed being part of this conference andfound it to be a terrific networking experienceLORi DUvALL, ECO RESPOnSibiLity PROGRAM MAnAGER, SUn MiCROSyStEMSHyatt Regency, San Francisco, USA ? Decmeber 2-3, 2008Hear how these companies and more are monitoring and cutting water use:NayeemSheikh, Energy ProgramManager, Cisco SystemsRandy Knox,Senior Director,Global FacilitiesServices, AdobeJe? Fulgham, Chief MarketingO?cer,GE Water &ProcessTechnologiesTom Cooper, Corporate WaterProgramsManager,IntelTowards a Sustainable Water StrategyPlatinum Sponsor:www.ibm.com““””Find out how companies are measuring and cutting their water use to become moresustainable:? Hear what “water footprinting” involves from the expert who invented the term? Find out how you can begin to measure and cut water use across your supply chain? Learn how companies are working with stakeholders to ?nd water solutions? Hear how future water supply shortages could impact your business? Understand how you can measure water consumption per product or service? identify techniques on engaging employees and managers on water conservation? Get the latest updates on water e?ciency, recycling, reuse and reduction techniques? Learn how experts and analysts are evaluating water risks for corporationsPlus bene?t from:Unparalleled networking opportunities – this event o?ers access tosustainability professionals and experts heading corporate water managementstrategies through interactive sessions and scheduled networking activitiesincluding breaks, lunches, and an evening cocktail reception.A practical and interactive program format – We have prepared a programthat features in-depth corporate case studies and panel discussions with seniorsustainability professionals. Delegates will have the opportunity to make contactwith speakers ahead of time and ask questions during allotted Q&A sessions.Book Now – Call +44 20 7099 0600 or Online at: www.greenpowerconferences.comHow can you measure and reduce your company’s water use and build asustainable water strategy? this is the central question to be answered at this premiereevent for sustainability, environmental, supply chain, and CSR professionals. CorporateWater Footprinting will outline the risks and opportunities water poses to business ando?er practical advice on mapping and reducing water consumption across the supply chain. With freshwater supplies tightening due to overuse and more extreme weatherpatterns, business is coming under more pressure to measure and cut water use. thisconference showcases the companies that have woken up to the risks and bene?ts ofwater management and are inventing new techniques to cut consumption. it alsofeatures the experts at the forefront of developing approaches for calculating andcurbing corporate water use. Corporate Water Footprinting further demonstrates how water e?ciency ?ts with abroader climate strategy and leads to greater savings in carbon, energy and costs. thisconference o?ers a window into the next level of response for businesses committed tobecoming sustainable and reducing their climate impact. it is a must-attend event forthose charged with corporate environmental strategies and their advisors. Corporate Climate Response is the forum for businesses looking to address the risksand opportunities presented by global warming. Over 1200 sustainabilityprofessionals have already participated in these events. this is where the world’s best-known companies come to share their sustainability and climate strategies.““““”””” ””““The conference was excellent and stimulated many ideaswhich we can consider to improve our programs. We lookforward to your future events ADvAnCED MiCRO DEviCES, inC,Outstanding presentations DAn PEttit, KRAFThe panel discussions were extremely engaging JOHn viERA, DiRECtOR OF SUStAinAbLE bUSinESSStRAtEGiES, FORD MOtOR COMPAnyThis gathering of some of largest companies in the worldis definitely a step in the right direction MAyOR RiCHARD M. DALEy, MAyOR OF CHiCAGOHere’s who you will meet atCorporate Water Footprinting:? Environmental Managers ? Environment, Health and Safety Directors ? Supply Chain Managers ? Sustainability Directors ? Water Program Managers? Energy Managers ? natural Resource Managers ? Waste Management Professionals ? Facilities Managers ? Operations Managers ? Logistics Directors ? Regulatory A?airs Directors ? Corporate Social ResponsibilityProfessionals ? Public A?airs Directors Here are just some of the companieswho have attended CorporateClimate Response events: 08.30 Registration, welcome coffee & exhibition visit09.00 Opening Keynote: Mapping your Corporate Water FootprintDr. Arjen Hoekstra, Professor in Multidisciplinary Water Management,University of TwenteSession 1: Implementing a Corporate Water StrategySimilar to carbon, water is predicted to be the next area of scrutiny for globalcompanies. With freshwater supplies tightening due to overuse and moreextreme weather patterns, business will come under more pressure to monitorand cut water use. top companies are already measuring their “water footprint”which refers to the total volume of freshwater used in the production andconsumption of goods and services. this opening session features companiesthat have assessed their water footprints and set ambitious targets for reduction. 09.20 Case Study: Water Neutral: Setting an Aggressive WaterReduction GoalGreg Koch, Managing Director of Global Water Stewardship, The Coca-ColaCompany09.40 Case Study: Assessing Water-Related RisksKevin Mathews, Environmental Director, Nestlé Waters09.40 Discussion with Expert Panel? How can companies conduct accurate water footprint assessments?? What aspects of water use should be measured?? How do you establish a current baseline?? How can you set performance goals for water-use reduction? ? How can you evaluate progress over time?Jason Clay, Senior Vice President in Market Transformation,WWFLinda Hwang, Environmental Research & Development, Business forSocial ResponsibilityAdditional names to be confirmed10.10 networking break & exhibitor visit Sponsored bySession 2: The Water Challenge: A Local Issue for Global CompaniesUnlike climate issues, where problems and solutions have global impacts, water ismainly a local issue requiring local action. to secure future water supplies,corporations must work with local governments and communities to ensure theyhave the water they need to do business at a reasonable price. this session looksat how some companies are engaging local stakeholders to find water solutions.10.40 Case study: More Beer, Less Water: Working with LocalCommunitiesKim Marotta, Senior Director of Corporate Social Responsibility, MillerCoors11.00 Case study: Working with Stakeholders to findWatershed Solutions David Croft, Head of Conformance and Sustainability, Cadbury Schweppes11.20 Discussion with Expert Panel? What is the best way to assess local water challenges?? How can business form links with local activists and nGOs to solvewater problems?? How can companies protect against disruptions in local water supplies?? What are the best techniques for solving wastewater and quality issues?? How much should companies invest in local water projects?Chair: Kathy Shandling, Executive Director, International Private WaterAssociation (IPWA)William Reilly, Chairman, Global Water ChallengeMichael Totten, Chief Advisor, Climate, Water and Ecosystem Services,Conservation InternationalC. Wesley Strickland, Shareholder, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP12.00 Water – “The New Carbon”: What Business Needs To Know Jason Morrison, Director, Globalization Program, Pacific Institute12.20 networking lunch & exhibitor visitSession 3: Cutting Water throughout the Supply ChainFor many companies, water is a surprisingly large component of production,either directly or indirectly, in the supply chain. business may in fact beunaware of indirect costs from suppliers with water-intensive processes oroveruse. this session looks at how companies can assess water use throughoutthe value chain – from production through to consumer use and disposal.Day One: December 2, 2008Book Now – Call +44 20 7099 0600 or Online at: www.greenpowerconferences.com1.30 Case study: Achieving Water Efficiencies in the Enterprise Peter Williams, Chief Technology Officer, IBM Big Green Innovations1.50 Case study: Working with Utilities to Reduce Water UseBrian Finegan, Process Improvement Engineer, Focused Improvement Leader,PepsiCo2.10 Discussion with Expert Panel? How can companies grasp the amount of water used along the value chain? ? What are some common areas of water overuse or waste in the supplychain?? How receptive are suppliers when asked to engage in water conservation?? What is the best way to continue to monitor suppliers’ water use?? What are the expectations in terms of a company’s water footprint –what’s your fault and what isn’t? Chair: Jason Morrison, Director, Globalization Program, Pacific InstituteMary Ellen Mika, Supply Chain Manager, SteelcaseKeith Lane, Regional Account Director, DuBois Chemicals, JohnsonDiversey Inc.Additional names to be confirmedSession 4: Developing a Strategic Water VisionResponsibility for water management crosses many functions includingfacilities and energy managers, engineering departments and environmentalmanagement. in order to ensure success in cutting water footprints, somecorporations are taking a more integrated and strategic approach to waterconservation. this session focuses on companies that have engaged multiplefunctions in water management.2.40 Case study: Engaging Employees in Water ConservationNayeem Sheikh, Energy Program Manager, Cisco Systems 3.00 Case study: Water Reduction as part of a LEED CertificationProcess Randy Knox, Senior Director, Global Facilities Services, Adobe3.20 Discussion with Expert Panel? What is the best way to manage water savings internally?? What functions need to be involved in water savings strategies?? What motivates employees on water conservation?? How can employees help identify areas of potential water savings?? How can local authorities and other external resources support employeeswith water tasks?4.00 networking break & exhibitor visitSession 5: Water Efficiency Leadersthe EPA’s Water Efficiency Leader Awards recognize organizations andindividuals for their leadership and innovation in water efficient products andpractices. the awards are intended to help foster a nationwide ethic of waterefficiency, as well as inspire, motivate, and recognize efforts to improve waterefficiency. in this session, we will hear case studies from two water efficiencyaward-winners and find out how these organizations have developed stronglinks with local authorities and utilities to foster greater water savings. 4.20 Case study: Reducing Water Use by ProductDaniel Bena, Director of Sustainability, Health, Safety, and Environment,PepsiCo International4.40 Case study: The Value of Recycled WaterTo be confirmed5.00 Discussion with Expert Panel? How can you become a “water efficiency leader”?? How can you identify water savings opportunities in the productionprocess?? is it necessary to take a life-cycle analysis approach to water use tobecome more efficient?? How can companies work with utilities and local authorities onwater recycling?? What are the additional benefits of water efficiency programs?Chair: Bob Rose, Water Policy Staff, EPAAdditional names to be confirmed5.30 networking cocktail reception08.30 Welcome coffee & exhibition visitSession 6: A Global Water Supply Crisis: The Impactsfor BusinessExperts are predicting a severe crisis in water supply brought on by a globalpopulation boom and more severe weather patterns due to climate change.Future water shortages pose a serious threat to businesses who fail todevelop water conservation and contingency plans today. this session looksat the threat water shortages and supply disruptions pose to business andwhat actions companies should take to protect themselves from the impactsof tightening water supplies. 09.00 The Outlook for Water Supply ShortagesKathryn Pavlosky, Principal, Deloitte & Touche09.20 Water Risks for BusinessTo be confirmed09.40 Discussion with Expert Panel? What regions will be most affected by a water supply crisis?? Which business sectors are particularly at risk when it comes to asupply crisis?? How can companies assess which sites are in extremely water-scarceareas?? How do you determine the water shortage risks of your suppliers?? How can companies protect against supply disruptions andinfrastructure failures?Chair: Gil Friend, President and CEO, Natural LogicViren Doshi, Vice President, Booz Allen Emma Stewart, Ph.D., Business for Social ResponsibilityZane Gresham, Partner, Director, Global Water Practice, MorrisonFoerster LLP10.10 networking break & exhibitor visitSession 7: The Big Picture: Saving Carbon, Energy and Costswith Water CutsLeading companies realize that water footprinting is a necessary part ofbuilding a holistic climate strategy which aims to reduce energy, carbonand raw materials throughout the supply chain. One of the main benefitsof water efficiencies is they naturally lead to energy, carbon and cost savings.this session will look at the opportunities that come from cutting wateruse across the value chain and how water management fits into a globalclimate strategy.10.30 Case study: Cutting Carbon through Water EfficiencyChip Jones, Vice President, Legal and Ethics Compliance, Dean Foods10.50 Case study: Conserving Energy through Water ManagementMary Ellen Mika, Supply Chain Manager, Steelcase11.10 Discussion with Expert Panel? What are the main motivations of sustainable water management?? When can companies expect a return on their investment in water savings?? How can you predict the amount of energy saved through waterefficiency?? What is the best way to ensure financial savings through watermanagement?? What are the various environmental benefits of water management?Caterina Hatcher, Energy Star National Manager, EPAAdditional names to be confirmed12.00 networking lunch & exhibitor visitSession 8: Sustainable Water Techniques: Reduce, Reuse andRecycleWater reduction begins with cutting the amount of water currently in use anddeveloping systems to encourage further savings across the supply chain. thissession will look at the latest technologies and techniques in waterconservation from leading companies. Day Two: December 3, 2008Book Now – Call +44 20 7099 0600 or Online at: www.greenpowerconferences.com1.00 Case study: Using Technologies to Cut Water UseJeff Fulgham, Chief Marketing Officer, GE Water1.20 Case study: The Benefits of Recycled WaterSuzanne Gautier, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, City of SanFrancisco1.40 Case study: Reducing and Reusing Water in ManufacturingTom Cooper, Corporate Water Programs Manager, Intel2.00 Discussion with Expert Panel? How can you identify which water management techniques will work best?? What role does technology play in water footprinting and reduction?? What is the best way to recognize water reuse opportunities?? How can you build water savings into your business expansion plans? ? How can you develop future water conservation projects?2.40 networking break & exhibitor visitSession 9: A Sectoral Approach to Water ManagementWhile all businesses are vulnerable to water shortages, certain water-intensive sectors are more at risk. A recent report by JP Morgan identifies thefood and drinks industry as particularly susceptible to water disruptions andcrises. in this session, we look at how companies in this sector are developingwater action plans. 3.00 Watching Water: Evaluating Corporate Risks in a Thirsty WorldChris Danely, Analyst, JP Morgan3.20 Case study: A Water Action Plan for the Food SectorPaul Halberstadt, Director of Environmental Engineering, ConAgra Foods 3.40 Discussion with Expert Panel? What are the advantages of taking a sectoral approach to watermanagement?? What are the best practices for food and drinks sector?? Will reporting of water risk eventually be mandated? ? What do investors look for when assessing a company’s water risk?? How can companies work together to further develop sectoral strategies?Piet Klop, Senior Fellow, World Resources InstituteAdditional names to be confirmed4.30 Close of conferenceU P C O M I N G E V E N T Sbrussels, belgium • 19-20 november 2008Hong Kong, China • February 2009President Wilson Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland •30 September - 01 October 2008Renaissance Hotel, brussels, belgium • 16-17 October 2008Chicago, USA • April 2009Book Now – Call +44 20 7099 0600 or Online at: www.greenpowerconferences.comGreen Power Conferences was established in 2003 by a team of professional, environmentally aware event experts and werethe ?rst to o?er professionally organised events focusing on the sustainability sector. Over the last ?ve years, we havewelcomed over 6000 delegates from 76 countries and built a global database of 140,000+ contacts. Our expertise lies inproducing high quality, interactive conferences that provide ample networking opportunities for delegates and partnersalike. 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