Dates: In person Thursday 7th September & Thursday 21st September 2023, 8am-1pm. Online Thursday 14th September 2023, 1-2pm.
Registrations close at 5pm Thursday 31st August 2023 unless sold out prior.
A deep dive into sustainability and circular economy thinking
An insight into what the latest science is telling us about the state of our environmental and social wellbeing in Aotearoa, and the history of how we got here. Understand the big picture, how it is all connected, and the role for businesses to play in our economic transformation. Gain tools and knowledge to confidently engage in sustainability conversations and decision making. This course will inform and empower individuals to confidently engage in, and communicate, complex sustainability problems, and the solutions, responsibilities, and opportunities for businesses in the 21st century
What You'll Gain:
- Increased knowledge, understanding, and confidence in sustainability principles and the circular economy
- Detailed insights into key sustainability issues including carbon accounting, the biodiversity crisis, modern slavery, circular and regenerative economics
- Tools and resources you can apply to your business to improve sustainability performance
- The confidence to engage meaningfully in sustainability conversations and decisions
- The knowledge and skills required for business leadership in the 21st century
- Improved ability to explain and communicate the complexity of sustainability
About Go Well Consulting:
Go Well Consulting is here to evolve businesses for the sustainable future. As a sustainability consultancy with over 5 years experience working across multiple industries in New Zealand and Australia, they specialise in: engaging stakeholders, developing strategies, carbon accounting, sustainability reporting, and communicating sustainability.
About the Facilitators:
Nick Morrison is the founding director of Go Well Consultancy and has over seven years of industry experience. He has worked with businesses in New Zealand and Australia, across multiple industries, through the creation of holistic and bespoke sustainability strategies, to their implementation and communication. He is a passionate, engaging and informative speaker with a talent for breaking down complex issues and communicating them in a digestible and interesting way.
Vanessa Thompson is the director of supply chain and textiles. Vanessa studied Fashion Management at the London College of Fashion and has spent her entire career working in fashion. She has worked with a number of New Zealand’s most well-known brands, both large and small, particularly with improving the visibility and ethics of their supply chains.
Kate Lodge is an experienced sustainability consultant with particular skills in the resource recovery realm. She developed a serious drive for keeping resources out of landfill while living in Canada and is a driving force behind many waste-free projects at Go Well Consulting.
Alix McKenzie is an Emissions Consultant who works with Go Well Consulting's clients to map their carbon footprints, improve their carbon accounting practices, and develop and implement carbon reduction plans. She is experienced with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol: A Corporate Accounting and Reporting Standard (2004), and ISO 14064-1:2018 Specification with Guidance at the Organisation Level for Quantification and Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Removals.
This course is ideal for:
- Someone trying to improve the sustainability performance of their existing organisation
- Someone with some existing knowledge and is looking to get into the industry
- Someone who works in sustainability, but needs to broaden and deepen their knowledge
- Senior decision makers/senior management who want/need to be better informed on sustainability
- Someone with business leadership ambitions/potential
- People working in one part of sustainability but who would like to understand; the big picture and interconnectedness and/or upskill in other impact areas