17 Oct 19 | Weekly podcast
Who young consumers trust to tell them the truth about brands
This week: a panel of millennial consumers from the University of Michigan and Columbia Universit...
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How does landscape conservation/restoration work on the ground? An Indonesian case study
The focus of this discussion-based webinar is the Kampar Peninsula ‘Production: Protection’ approach. This involves a $100m dollar commitment, for an area twice the si...
28 October 2019 - 10:00
How does landscape conservation/restoration work on the ground? An Indonesian case study
The focus of this discussion-based webinar is the Kampar Peninsula ‘Production: Protection’ approach. This involves a $100m dollar commitment, for an area twice the si...
28 October 2019 - 10:00
Can audits work to tackle human rights violations?
A realistic look at why auditing has struggled to be an effective tool in the past and focus on what QIMA and other large businesses across various sectors are doing a...
3 December 2019 - 15:00
Who young consumers trust to tell them the truth about brands
This week: a panel of millennial consumers from the University of Michigan and Columbia University join Meghann Jones, senior vice-president, Ipsos, and Innovation Forum’s Ian Welsh to discuss where they find information about brands, and how company policies and engagement on sustainability issues affect their buying choices. Making up the panel: Anya Shapiro, Mayur Bandekar, Connor Larkin and...
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16 Oct 19 | Podcast
Bayer on the technology that can ensure future food security
Ronald Guendal, Bayer Crop Science’s global head of food security and advocacy, talks with Innova...
11 Oct 19 | Weekly podcast
GM’s evolving engagement on operational and product efficiencies
This week: Telva McGruder, director, workplace engineering and operations solutions at General Mo...
04 Oct 19 | Weekly podcast
How to preserve and restore degraded Sumatran forests
This week: APRIL’s Brad Sanders explains to Innovation Forum’s Toby Webb what the pulp and paper ...
02 Oct 19 | Podcast
Could political economy analysis have saved Indonesia's palm oil pledge?
Peter Stanbury-Davis, principal of Frontier Practice, talks with Toby Webb about how thinking abo...
26 Sep 19 | Weekly podcast
Bayer on the innovations that drive food sector security
This week: Ronald Guendel, Bayer Crop Science’s global head of food security and advocacy, on the...
25 Sep 19 | Podcast
Satelligence on how data analysis has tracked the Amazon fires
Niels Wielaard, co-founder and CEO of Satelligence, explains to Innovation Forum’s Ian Welsh how ...
19 Sep 19 | Weekly podcast
How standards counter food fraud and supply chain fragility
This week: David Horlock, managing director for global food and retail supply chains at BSI, demo...
18 Sep 19 | Podcast
Why food companies must innovate to cut impact
Jon Dettling, global director for services and innovation at Quantis, and Innovation Forum’s Ian ...
12 Sep 19 | Weekly podcast
The story behind the Amazon fires
This week: Niels Wiellard from Satelligence on how satellite data analysis can provide crucial de...
11 Sep 19 | Podcast
Plastics Oceans UK on how to avoid unintended consequences of switching from plastic
Simon Usher, CEO of Plastics Oceans UK, talks with Ian Welsh about some of the changes in public ...
05 Sep 19 | Weekly podcast
How business can realistically cut plastic use
This week: Nestlé’s Anna Turrell, Plastics Europe’s Eric Quenet and Closed Loop Partners’ Kate Da...
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