Scotland’s commitment to reaching Net Zero means that businesses have realised that sustainability is essential to making their business fit for the future.

Whether its reducing carbon emissions, managing resources more efficiently or a commitment towards continuous improvement, introducing changes now will bring many benefits to businesses and also the environment, society and economy.

At this event you will hear from Jillian Elizabeth, founder of The Little Green larder on her journey in opening the first zero waste shop in Dundee. Their mission is to inspire and educate while providing an enjoyable and non-judgemental shopping experience. They are a more than profit company who is dedicated to giving back to the local community and local charities.

Angela De Vos, Local Enterprise Manager, Royal Bank of Scotland will introduce you to their carbon planner which helps you to start your net zero journey by tracking your major consumption.  Paul Hainey, Purpose-Driven Sustainability Strategist and Business Architect, Window Origins Limited will share his work on regenerative capitalism and the opportunities in Tayside.

Takeaways from the session:

• sustainability as a core value for your business
• how to start your net zero journey
• how to use a carbon planner
• meaning of regenerative capitalism and opportunities in Tayside

Get ready to discuss with your peers about what sustainability means to your organisation and share what actions you are taking to reduce your carbon footprint. Wherever you are in your sustainability journey, this event is for you.

The event is interactive with group discussion, Q&A and networking opportunities.