Webinar: Leveraging technology to measure and reduce your carbon footprint

With businesses becoming increasingly aware of the need to become more sustainable and COP27 pushing action for the environment back to the top of the global agenda, many firms are prioritising measuring and reducing their carbon footprint.

Join our short executive briefing to find out why it matters, how you can get started on the journey and how you can use technology to help improve your environmental credentials.

Why you should attend

If you are not measuring your CO2 footprint, there are some good reasons to start:

• Research has found that environmentally-sustainable businesses grow quicker.
• If your clients are not already auditing your environmental credentials, they will soon.
• Great candidates are more attracted to environmentally-sustainable businesses.

What you get out of it

In this briefing we cover:

• Why you should have a carbon management plan.
• How to get started with measuring your footprint.
• How leveraging technology can help.

Speakers

David Wilshin, Carbon & Procurement Specialist, Auditel

David Wilshin is a Carbon & Procurement specialist at Auditel, a Cost, Procurement & Carbon Solutions Company. Auditel are experts in helping organisations reduce their carbon emissions whilst also reducing their costs. Since 1994, Auditel has built a strong network of over 100 procurement and carbon specialists from a broad range of professions and industries, giving clients access to an unrivalled level of knowledge and expertise. Auditel help organisations achieve the internationally-recognised BSi accreditation for carbon neutrality, PAS 2060. They also provide strategic procurement services across over one hundred categories of indirect spend.

Bruce Penson, Managing Director, Pro Drive IT

Bruce Penson and Pro Drive IT love helping people use tech to do business better. Bruce is a productivity and cyber security presenter with many years’ experience in the IT sector, especially with Professional Services, Financial Services, Legal and Energy industries.