Dusseldorf The European Union wants to be climate neutral by 2050. In order to achieve this goal, the circular economy is essential. By recycling, repairing and reusing goods that have already been produced, the CO2 footprint of almost all industries can be massively reduced.
Germany’s economy urgently needs to rethink. This is made possible primarily by digital business models and products, such as software solutions for recycling, reprocessing, optimization or life cycle management of products.
That’s why the Handelsblatt am September 18th from 6 p.m in the live stream the success factor “Circular Economy”: What will recycling look like in the future? How are product life cycles rethought? And how do you identify the most efficient levers for circular processes?
The Handelsblatt discusses answers to these and other questions with the following guests, among others:
- Mark Vester, Head of Germany, Green Dot
- Ulla Hüppe, Director Sustainability and Adhesive Technology, Henkel
- Torsten Heinemann, Head of Innovation & Sustainability, Covestro
- Stefan Helmcke, Senior Partner, McKinsey
- Dörte Hirschberg, General Partner, Climentum Capital
- Susanne Kadner, Co-Founder & Head of Ecosystems, Circular Republic
- Adriana Neligan, Senior Economist for Environment, Circular Economy and Sustainability, Institute of German Economy
- Felix Wagner, CEO, Circunomics
Be on September 18th from 6 p.m live there! You can register for free here.
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