Circularity is a robust way to take your business ESG strategy from reactive to proactive. However, while the circular economy is on the rise, and extending beyond “reduce, reuse, recycle” campaigns to the entire lifecycle of a product, several companies across key industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, and retail still have big challenges to solve.

The entire supply chain is coming under increased scrutiny, making collaboration, communication, and data among suppliers, customers, and industry peers critical. Come together with your peers, Melissa Gipson, ESG and Climate Strategy Associate at FiscalNote ESG Solution, and Josh Mellinger, Strategic Advisor at reThinkPurpose, for a virtual panel on July 6 at 11 a.m. EDT to discuss:

1. Strategy – Where do you even start when it comes to circularity?
2. Targets – How to set measurable targets related to circularity, such as waste reduction, resource efficiency, and product lifecycle optimization?
3. Legislation, frameworks, and standards – What regulations should you keep in mind while considering circularity?
4. Supply Chain Implications – How do you create closed-loop supply chains, and reverse logistics while minimizing ESG risks in fairly opaque vendor ecosystems?

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