Are You Ready to Embark on a Transformative Journey into Sustainable Manufacturing?
The traditional supply chain moves in a linear motion – when supply diminishes, new supply is procured to be stored, distributed, and consumed. But – what if we could remove waste, limit rework, and refocus on maximizing our existing resources? The circular supply chain model answers this question.
Join our workshop to discover the basics of circular economies, how they seamlessly integrate into manufacturing, and gain insights from real-life examples. You will also learn to assess your operations for circularity and understand its relationship with sustainability requirements.
This session is focused on small to medium sized companies. As circularity requires enterprise-level consideration, this session will benefit decision-makers, process owners and internal champions within all levels and functions of a company.
WHERE
CME Office
200-1479 Buffalo Pl,
Winnipeg, MB
WHEN
Wednesday, November 1, 2023
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. CST
FEE
$30
Tanis Ostermann
Principal & Founder of CanSustain
Tanis Ostermann is Principal & Founder of CanSustain, a Manitoba firm specializing in environmental and sustainability management issues and solutions. She has worked in the fields of environmental and sustainability management system development and improvement for twenty-five years, having led the design, facilitation and development of sustainability and ESG projects.
Ms. Ostermann has experience in utility, aerospace, clean-tech, water management, academic, airport management, retail, agri-food, telecom and municipal sectors. She has provided advice on the most pressing environmental and sustainability issues in the world today, including climate change, municipal planning, ESG, clean tech advancement, corporate sustainability governance and circular economies.
She is an Environmental Professional, certified through the Canadian Environmental Certification Approvals Board. Ms. Ostermann has a Bachelor of Science in environmental toxicology and a Master of Environment focusing on the use of existing, well-functioning management systems to enhance sustainability performance.
Most recently she has served on the Expert Advisory Committee under the Manitoba Climate and Green Plan; as the Manitoba Representative to the Sustainable Development Advisory Council under the Canadian Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada, and on the Canadian Standardization Advisory Committee on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and Sustainability of Standards Council of Canada.
