The Scope 3 Innovation Forum 2025 | Innovation Forum | 10 June 2025 | Hotel Casa Amsterdam, Eerste Ringdijkstraat 4, 1097 BC Amsterdam, Netherlands

This climate conference will focus entirely on the practical action business can take to tackle Scope 3 emissions. We’ll highlight leading company practices and assess how business transformation, supply chain innovation and low-carbon solutions can deliver results on the ground.

Over two days, our climate conference will bring together a global audience of cross-industry experts to ensure a platform for genuine debate, discussion and progress. The focus throughout will remain on the practical steps business can take to engage key actors, decarbonise supply chains and achieve net zero.

Agenda highlights:
• Navigating climate policy and regulatory risks: How to integrate scope 3 into business strategy
• Driving success in Scope 3 emissions reduction: Strategy, opportunity and commercial advantage
• Performance metrics in procurement: How can sourcing practices adapt to drive supply chain engagement and climate innovation?
• Map, measure, manage: What tools and technologies can enable business to set baselines, measure performance and maintain accountability?
• How to establish a supplier carbon reduction plan: Years 1, 2, 3 and beyond
• Regenerative agriculture: Beyond pilots, what is working at scale and what are the numbers on impact?
• EUDR: The impacts on your business, your sourcing practices and your supply chain partners
• Product carbon footprinting: Can we align frameworks, measurements and metrics? Or are we stuck comparing apples with oranges?
• Embedding sustainable procurement: What this means for driving down emissions
• Towards ‘just transition’: How to effectively incorporate adaptation into your climate strategy
• Mandatory climate reporting: Aligning business and investors to harness regulatory opportunities

Why attend:
• Discover best practices from industry leaders and get in-depth guidance on how to effectively implement policies
• Meet & network with an influential audience of key stakeholders, including NGOs, business, government and supply chain actors
• Benchmark company performance amongst a room of your peers and discover where you should be focusing efforts

The Scope 3 Innovation Forum:
Key themes and emerging issues that we’ll cover over two days of behind-closed-doors discussion. No PowerPoint, no corporate presentations. Just in-depth, engaging debate and discussion on the critical business issues.

From climate targets to climate action:
• How leading businesses are performing against their climate targets, and the practical steps to transition from targets to action in the short, medium and long term

Natural Climate Solutions:
• How the latest frameworks and guidance will impact business strategy, sourcing practices and action on climate

Supplier engagement:
• Best practice and leading company approaches to engage, incentivise and enable suppliers on emissions reductions

Data, technology and innovation:
• The latest tools and technologies that can drive low carbon sourcing and the business model evolution that is driving net zero

What’s different about this forum?

Innovation Forum is:
Candid:
• Entirely off-the-record discussion that enables open and honest disclosure from speakers and genuine participation from the audience.
Practical:
• A clear focus on the practical and actionable guidance that can drive change throughout industries and supply chains.
Focused:
• We provide enough time, resources and expertise to the issues that really matter. We don’t skate the surface, but get to the crux of the issues to provide in-depth, constructive discussion.

Innovation Forum is NOT:
A PR platform:
• Enthusiastic speakers are NOT given free rein to fill a session presenting their companies, allowing no time to actually get to the crux of the issues.
A talking shop:
• This is NOT an opportunity for a group people in a room to simply agree with everything said, regardless of outcomes.
All promise, no delivery:
• We will NOT promise what we can’t deliver. The issues covered are complex. They won’t be solved at a two-day conference. But we will help deliver progress through in-depth, constructive and practical advice around specific issues.

2024 Past Speakers

Megan Mitrevski Dale
Director of Environmental Sustainability, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners

Dr. Arthur Krebbers
Managing Director, Head of Corporate Climate & ESG Capital Markets, NatWest Commercial and Institutional

Jodie Leek
Head of Branded Engagement, ASOS

Bertrand Conquéret
President Global Supply Chain BV & Corporate Senior Vice President Purchasing, Henkel

Sandrine Ricard
Deputy Director of Sustainability and Responsibility, Chivas Brothers, Pernod Ricard UK

Theresa Yurkewich Hoffmann
Policy & Cross-Solution Specialist Regulation, Sustainability, Responsible AI, Microsoft

Tony D'Arcy
Head of Sustainability Stakeholder Engagement and Enablement, Nokia

Asmma Chaudry Landfeldt
Head of Renewable Energy Investments, H&M Group

Aurélie Dufour
Head of Responsible Sourcing & Regulatory Compliance, KFC

Kate Yauk
Global Sustainability Director, Direct Operations, Diageo

Anke Kwast
VP Regenerative Agriculture for Climate Frameworks, Yara International

Naama Avni Kadosh
Director of Product and Operations, Carbon Transparency, World Business Council for Sustainable Development

Andre Eitner
Director Global Climate Action Agriculture and Europe Positive Agriculture, PepsiCo

Natalia Gorina
Global Carbon Commercial Director, Louis Dreyfus Company

Inès Rohmer
Policy Officer, European Commission

Emily Richards
Sustainability Specialist Sustainability & Social Responsibility, Flying Tiger Copenhagen

Maurice Loosschilder
Global Head of Sustainability, Signify

Marion Verles
CEO, SustainCERT

David Schreuders
Partner, Simmons & Simmons LLP

Ilya Kleyner
Lead Sustainability Solutions Architect, Altruistiq

Naina Khandelwal
Climate Advisor, Watershed

Katy Stevens
Head of CSR and Sustainability, European Outdoor Group

Francois Tasmowski
Global Business Operations and Supply Chain Sustainability, Climate Director, Unilever

John Tobin-de la Puente
Professor of Practice of Corporate Sustainability, Cornell University

Rose Vanhecke
Sustainability Senior Manager, Electrolux

Eugenia Ceballos Hunziker
Group Head Sustainable Procurement and Impact Valuation, Holcim

Geza Toth
Chief Executive Officer, CarbonSpace

Tilmann Silber
Head of Net Zero, Barry Callebaut

Chiara Feldberger
Corporate Account Manager, ACT Commodities

Nienke Steen
Global Lead Apparel, Textiles & Footwear, Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute

Jenny Kwan
Director, Climate Action & Accountability & Member of the WBCSD Extended Leadership Group, World Business Council for Sustainable Development

Karla Canavan
VP Commodity Trade and Finance, WWF

Owen Tutt
ESG/Sustainability Engagement, Assistant Manager, Federated Hermes Limited

Vanessa Harrer
Head of ESG & Mindful Snacking Europe, Mondelēz International

Tyler Espinoza
Senior Director, Energy & Climate Practice, 3Degrees

Halyna Habegger
Head of Sustainability Procurement, Philip Morris International

Hugo Stuurman
Global Sustainability Program Lead, JDE Peet's

Ajeya Bandyopadhyay
Asia Lead, Advisory - Decarbonization & Circular Economy, International Finance Corporation

Ruth Rennie
Founder, RSC Sustainability

Ruth Thomas
Independent

Jen Emerton
Head of Business Engagement, WRAP

Christine Goulay
Founder, Sustainabelle Advisory Services