The best place to meet corporate water experts in 2010

The Water and Business Conference 2010

Measure and interpret your
water footprint: How to
make water reduction pay
t 2-DAY CONFERENCE ✓ DEBATES ✓ CASE STUDIES ✓ NETWORKING OUR EXPERT SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

t 8 & 9 DECEMBER 2010 | REGENTS PARK MARRIOTT HOTEL, LONDON

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t Measure your water use: Find out how to measure

consumption, in both products and usage

t Interpret your H2O data effectively: Put data in

context, measure performance and take real, practical action

t Mitigate water risk: Identify where, when and how you will
be affected by water scarcity

t Engage with policy trends: Find out how water policy

is changing, avoid being caught out by new rules

t Attract investment: How do investors view water risk?

Find out how to keep the money men happy

Hear from these expert speakers:

PepsiCo Borealis InterfaceFLOR Unilever SUPPORTING PARTNER:

Dan Bena, Sylvain Lhote, Ramon Arratia, John Temple,
Global Director EU Affairs Director European Sustainability
of Sustainable Sustainability Director
Development Royal Bank Director
of Scotland
Rio Tinto Baba Abu, Kimberly-Clark Reckitt ORGANISED BY:
Gregg Wagner, Head of Sustainable Tom Berry, Benckiser
Director, Business Advisory, Head of Edward Butt,
Sustainability RBS Global Banking Sustainability, Vice President
and Environment & Markets Europe of Sustainability

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 Experience networking opportunities that are second to none

The facts, data and best practice

on t Five reasons why
water sustainability that you need you should book
Dear Colleague,
mitigate your water risks. You will hear your place now
from the world’s top business experts and

1
Water is the big sustainability issue t TIGHTLY FOCUSED AGENDA: this
gain from their practical experience. They
today. It’s the oil of the 21st century. And agenda has evolved through many
will tell you directly how to manage your
it’s rapidly becoming a valuable hours of primary research, speaking
water more sustainably and how you can
commodity. with the most knowledgeable of
learn from their mistakes.
Water sustainability is rising ever higher companies with a wealth of
To ensure you get the answers and
on the sustainable business agenda, that experience. We also spoke with many
content that you need this conference will
much is clear. prospective delegates. You told us
be focused around an interactive platform
Scarcity is no longer exclusively felt by : what you want, and we have gone
you will be able to ask the questions and
developing nations but an issue everyone out with a single aim in mind; to
, have the conversations you want.
especially big business, is having to tack deliver exactly that.
le This conference will have the best
right now.
speakers and the highest standard of

2
The amount of water on the planet is
delegates; you will hear from sustainability
t KNOWLEDGE: We will be bringing
finite. The problem is, it’s in the wrong together the highest calibre of
water veterans such as PepsiCo and
place at the wrong time for most people individuals with vast knowledge,
Unilever together with insightful case
and the population is growing at such a understanding and experience in all
studies from companies such as Reckitt
rate that water supply per capita is matters pertaining to corporate water
Benckiser and Diageo. This event will be
decreasing dramatically. a sustainability. The emphasis will be on
fantastic opportunity to network with high
Population growth is not the only issue practical real life solutions and actions
level CSR and sustainability professionals
either; more people are plumbing into the you can take away, adapt and
from a plethora of industries; we will
water system. With rapidly developing implement yourself to decrease your
facilitate introductions and make sure you
economies, domestic and industrial wate water impact as soon as you are back
r have access to the people and information
requirements are soaring quicker than ever in the office.
you require.
before.

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Adding extra value to your experience; t RELEVANT TO YOU: You won’t be
A third of the world’s population
you will reap the benefits of NGOs such as subjected to PR talk and sales pitches:
currently lives in water-stressed regions,
by the WWF who are attending to stim
2025, this is expected to rise to two-third ulate The agenda is focused and each
s. collaboration and give the broader session closely reviewed and written
The big problem facing businesses is that
perspective of the global water crisis. to ensure you receive real value and
they will always be last in the pecking
If water scarcity hasn’t affected you yet, get the information you came for. You
order when it comes to natural resources.
it’s only a matter of time. You need to will not be sitting through hours of
Domestic communities need their share,
attend this conference to find out what monologue outlining how great the
local business need theirs, and the
your risks, and opportunities, really are. speakers are.
environment will always take a big cut,
as Take a good look at the agenda to see
both PepsiCo and Coca Cola found out in

4
all the speakers and understand what you t HIGHLY INTERACTIVE: We reject the
India. Rio Tinto learned this lesson in
will take away from this event. Register typical conference format, favouring
Australia, when they faced a 50 per cent
now for Water and Business Conference an interactive platform that
cut in their 2002-03 water allocation.
2010 and benefit from a discounted early encourages mediated discussion,
Another factor to consider is investment:
bird offer so get the dates in your diary and debate and loads of questions from
The $415bn Norwegian Government
book that place. the delegates. You can be sure to get
Pension Fund, which holds around 1% of
I look forward to meeting you in the information and advice you need
European equities, is evaluating water risk
London on the 8th and 9th of December! by asking for it.
at the 1,100 companies in which it invests.

5
Even if you are not operating in a water
stressed region now, it’s obvious your
Kind regards, t FANTASTIC NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY:
You will be meeting top level
company needs to satisfy investors that you
executives with approximately 150
are managing water responsibly to ensu
re executives attending. There are seven
you can secure funding for growth.
networking opportunities built into
If only water shortage was as easy to
the two days which equates to 5-6
solve as it is to understand, unfortunately
hours. You can meet and share
its not and that is why you need to com
e to experiences with peers who have the
The Water and Business Conference 2010
. same concerns as you, and find out
This event, the Water and Business how they go about solving them.
Emmeline Rajasingam
Conference 2010 on December 8th and 9th
Conference Director
in London, will equip you with the tools Reserve your place today!
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What networking opportunities will you have?

Plenty. We expect over 100 attendees at this Summit. We've already run a conference on water – along
with a variety of sustainability events. So we can say with confidence that if you come along to London
on the 8th-9th December, you'll meet people like those listed below.
These people are past delegates from our recent sustainability conferences. This list serves as a good
guide to the sort of people you can expect to meet at the Water and Business Conference in London.
Director of Forestry and Recycling Head of Sustainable Business and Markets Conformance & Sustainability Director
Tetra Pak WWF Cadbury
Director, Performance Improvement Environmental Adviser Vice President of Eco-Responsibility
Consulting Oslo Airport Sun Microsystems
PricewaterhouseCoopers Head - Engineering Projects
Hindustan Unilever
Head of Environment
Barclays PLC
Meet these senior executives, debate
Director, Corporate Social Responsibility
Thames Water Global Procurement SPM & Continuous Head of Values EMEA the issues and gain solutions:
Commercial Leadership Manager Improvement Manager The Body Shop International plc
Bacardi-Martini
Coca-Cola Europe Sustainable Risk Advisor
ABN AMRO
★ PepsiCo, Dan Bena, Global Director of
Corporate Social Responsibility Lawyer Director of Climate Change and Considered
Product Sustainable Development
Bang-Nielsen Head of Sustainable Banking
Nike Europe Merrill Lynch
Supply Chain Corporate Responsibility
Manager Planning & Performance Manager Environmental Manager
★ Reckitt Benckiser, Edward Butt, Vice President
O2 Shell Bovis Lend Lease of Sustainability
Director Public Affairs Vice President & Director - Health, Manager Environmental & Sustainability
Nestlé Safety and Environment 3M United Kingdom PLC ★ Unilever, John Temple, Sustainability Director
Kodak
Corporate Partnerships Manager Director Nutrition and Sustainability
WWF Director - Supply Chain MARS ★ Borealis, Sylvain Lhote, EU Affairs Director
BP
CR Consultant Manager, Responsible Investment
Carlsberg Group Climate Change Manager FTSE Group ★ InterfaceFLOR, Ramon Arratia, European
Marks and Spencers Sustainability Director
Head of Ethical and Sustainable Sourcing Sustainable Waste Manager
Procurement Manager Bradford Environmental Action Trust
ASDA
Executive Director
Shell
Vice President of Natural Resources ★ Rio Tinto, Gregg Wagner, Director, Sustainability
Senior Vice President of Supply Chain Stonyfield Farm and Environment
Dow Corning Corporation
Unilever
Head of Marketing Environment Manager
Tate & Lyle
Director of Corporate Social Responsibility
Chesapeake
Cable & Wireless ★ Diageo, David Lawrence, Risk and Governance
Supply Chain Environmental & Social Senior Environmental Engineer Director
Senior Environmental Advisor Toyota Motor
Responsibility Manager
British Energy
Nokia
Head of Climate Change
Group Head of Climate Change
National Grid
★ Kimberly-Clark, Tom Berry, Head of
CR Manager AXA Insurance Sustainability, Europe
Kingfisher Community Affairs Manager
Vice President, Corporate Environmental Unilever
Head of Procurement Affairs & Product Safety
Director Sustainable Development
★ Halcrow, Andrew Kluth, Group Sustainability
Northumbrian Water IBM
Interface, Inc Director
Commercial Director Global Environmental Director
Director, Environment & Safety
Mitsubishi Electric Diageo
Strategy & Design ★ Waterwise, Jacob Tompkins, Executive
Chief Executive Head of Corporate Social Responsibility American Electric Power
Carbon Disclosure Project
Director
Marks and Spencers Head of the Climate Change Centre
Operations Director
Epson Europe
Sustainable Development Management
MFP Michelin
of Excellence ★ RBS, Baba Abu, Head of Sustainable Business
HSBC
Environmental Director
Advisory, RBS Global Banking & Markets
EMEAI Environmental Manager Senior Director Sustainability
Land Securities MWH UK Limited Phillips
Director of Corporate Engagement Social Responsibility Manager - Product Sustainability Development
★ Akzo Nobel, Elizabeth Stokes, Sustainability
The Climate Group B&Q La Poste Manager
Director Vice President of Environmental Affairs Head of Corporate Responsibility
Hasbro, Inc. Staples PepsiCo ★ Osmosis Investment Management, Rory
Director Project Manager - Climate and Waste Climate Change Programme Director Sullivan, Head of Responsible Investment
Continental Clothing Company US EPA IBM UK
Head of Sustainability Head of Corporate Responsibility Group Director of Environmental & CSR ★ Corazon Capital, Ian Morley, Chairman
Neals Yard Remedies Royal Bank of Scotland Aggregate Industries UK
★ Ceres, Brooke Barton, Senior Manager

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DAY ONE AGENDA
The new oil: Why water has
become critically important
to your business
According to McKinsey, demand for water will be
40%-50% higher in 20 years than it is today. Ethical
Corporation’s new June 2010 research report,
“Unlocking the profit in Water savings” proves just
how vital water strategy is for big business in 2010
and beyond. 99% of sustainability heads surveyed in
2010 for the report, said water is high on their agenda.
And nearly 50% say it’s a top five issue to be managed.
This brief opening session will help you make
the case for more budget and increased resources
to tackle water strategy, planning and execution.
Our speakers in this session will help you make
sense of the headlines and the big picture stats on
water. Learn about:
• The key stats on global water you need to take
to your board.
• The vital business drivers for PepsiCo to reduce
global water use
• WWF on how their big corporate partners view
water, and what they plan to do about it in the
next five years
• The new technologies that can help reduce
your impact, in both agriculture and production
PepsiCo, Dan Bena, Global Director of Sustainable
Development
WWF, Dr Dave Tickner, Head of Freshwater Programmes
RECKITT BENCKISER CASE STUDY:
Measuring to reduce
In this session we’ll look at how one of the
world’s leading FMCG companies has started to
measure water usage (and discharges) across the
lifecycle of its products, including both its own
business operations and the consumer use phase
of its products. The question you’ll have answered
here is “where and how should I start with water
footprint / lifecycle measurement?”
Reckitt Benckiser (RB) has been a thought-leader
in its lifecycle approach to carbon measurement and
management across its global products / business
operations and, based on that experience, has
started to take a similar approach to water
footprint measurement and management.
Edward Butt, Vice President of Sustainability
at Reckitt Benckiser will talk you through, step by
step, how to:
• Take initial steps towards a sustainable water
management strategy
• Effectively measure both your direct and whole
lifecycle water footprint
• Take fast action to reduce your own water use
(& disposal)
• Use measurement to create an impact-based
programme for whole lifecycle water footprint
reduction
Reckitt Benckiser, Edward Butt, Vice President
of Sustainability
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UNILEVER CASE STUDY:
How to prioritise measurement
and action
Working out how far up or down your supply
chain water should be measured is a tough brief.
For example what weight should you give the
mining of minerals or consumer habits in your
measurement data?
In this session hear how and why Unilever are
trying to change their consumer habits.
Their data suggests that less than 1% of their
overall water consumption is in production; the
consumer impact is over 99%.
The data has enabled them to focus their efforts
in the most effective area to reduce overall impact,
reducing water usage by 75% in the past 13 years.
This not only benefits the environment and the
people living in scarce regions; Unilever will tell you
how they increased their sales by 50% by saving
Indian consumers two buckets of water per day.
• Identify your water footprint and more
importantly, where most of your impact comes
from
• Find out how to make large water savings
quickly by focusing your effort in the thirstiest
parts of your value chain
• Increase sales by delivering water savings
to other stakeholders
• Hear how Unilever’s innovations put them
on top of the pile when it comes to water
management
Unilever, John Temple, Sustainability Director
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INTERFACEFLOR CASE STUDY:
how to reduce industrial
water use by 80%
What is the best method for measuring water
usage - Footprinting vs Hotspotting vs lifecycle
analysis? All are water measurement techniques;
all are valid and not mutually exclusive.
This session will put you in the best position
to get accurate data about how much water your
business is using; you will need the figures before
you know how to act.
Ramon Arratia, Sustainability Director at
InterfaceFLOR will explain how accurate water
measurement has lead to innovations in flooring
design and an 80% decrease in water usage
since 1996.
You will then hear of other water saving
innovations from Professor Slav Hermanowicz,
learn about the technology and processes that
could decrease you water usage and make your
operation more efficient.
• You will hear of the importance of the
perception and reality of your water footprint
• Find out how to engage stakeholders in your
water management?
• Ensure that your stakeholders understand your
measurement data; key management tips
• Discover new water management innovations
in design and process; 21st century solutions
for a 21st century problem
InterfaceFLOR, Ramon Arratia, European
Sustainability Director
Accurate water accounting
in the mining sector
This session will be led by Anne-Marie Fleury,
Associate Director at the International Council
on Mining and Metals.
Anne-Marie will provide an overview of water
reporting initiatives and share perspectives from
the mining sector. The value of water accounting
will be discussed and how consistency around the
terminology and measurement metrics is crucial
to gaining useful data.
• Find out about some of the challenges
with water reporting for mining operations
• Hear about leading practice on water
strategies
• Delve into the mechanics of a water
accounting framework for the mining sector.
ICMM, Anne-Marie Fleury, Associate Director
 DAY TWO AGENDA Thursday 9th December 2010

Putting your water
measurement data in context
to understand your impact
Nestlé have been measuring their water usage for
some time, having established a sustainable water
policy in 2000 resulting in a 33% reduction in
water usage despite increasing their production
by 63%. And despite an increase in water usage
by 50 million m3 imposed by the acquisition of ICI,
Akzo Nobel have reduced fresh water consumption
by 2 percent across their business. These are great
achievements, but the numbers mean nothing
without context…
The time has now come to find out how to
interpret that data so it becomes useful and you
can start decreasing your impact. Nestlé and Akzo
Nobel will inform you of the variables you should
take into account to add meaning to your data and
how data can be misinterpreted if these variables
are ignored.
• Location, location, location, find out why your
measurement data should always be considered
in relation to the region you are operating in
• Discover why you should be concerned with
other stakeholders sharing your water sources;
the cumulative effect could be more important
than your own footprint
• Your measurement data should be considered
in relation to seasonal cycles; products
considered sustainable at times may not be
in a few months time.
Akzo Nobel, Elizabeth Stokes, Sustainability Manager
Nestlé, Carlo Galli, Technical & Strategic Adviser,
Corporate Operations
IT’S MORE THAN JUST TWO
DAYS… YOUR INVOLVEMENT
STARTS FROM NOW!
Join the community of water footprint
professionals online & start discussions now:
Learning to talk about water:
Who do you communicate to,
and how?
In this session we’ll look at communicating your
measurement data to all stakeholders- Borealis
and Ceres will tell you what you should say to who,
how you say it, and how transparent you should be.
Borealis wants to help reduce the leakage rate of
up to 40% in European cities in the coming years.
Find out how they are engaging stakeholders
through their “Water for the World” initiative.
Whilst engaging with shareholders, investors
and consumers is of prime importance when
reporting on water management, Borealis do not
overlook the communities they are operating in.
Sylvain Lhote, EU Affairs Director will also tell
you how Borealis communicate widely through
partnerships; they reached 83 million people in 19
different countries through joining the ‘Business
Friends of the Danube’ partnership alone.
Ceres will educate you in the specifics of
reporting your water data; with over twenty years
experience engaging with all stakeholders you
will learn exactly what matters to each of them.
Halt the one size fits all reporting format and take
away invaluable knowledge for communicating
your data.
• Engage your business partners: How Borealis
communicate water foot printing to suppliers and
customers in a compelling way
• See how you can get involved in the communities
where you operate; if you look after them, they
will look after you
• Be ‘the first’ in water management; you will be
shown how this communicates to stakeholders
• Don’t give all stakeholders the same
information; Find out what distinctions you
should make when communicating with
different parties
Borealis, Sylvain Lhote, EU Affairs Director
Ceres, Brooke Barton, Senior Manager
RIO TINTO CASE STUDY: Get buy-in
throughout the business
Rio Tinto are achieving huge water efficiencies,
reducing fresh water intake by 6.3% per ton of
product this year and recycling an average of 17%
of water over their operations and up to 70% water
recycling on some sites. Efficiencies like these are
difficult to achieve unless the whole organisation
is engaged.
Convincing the board of directors that
sustainable water stewardship is of top priority,
after that you will have to get the operational staff
on side. By the end of this session you will have
learned how to approach this formidable task from
Gregg Wagner, Director of Environment and
Sustainability for Rio Tinto.
• Find out and break down the barriers that
prevent the water issue from being tackled
• Get operational staff to embrace your new
water strategy
• Learn how to increase efficiencies and water
savings by changing attitudes within your business
• Establish mutual targets and objectives to set
a minimum standard for water management
Rio Tinto, Gregg Wagner, Director, Sustainability and
Environment
Examining conflicts of interest
within your CSR strategy
In this session we look at the interactions between
water management and other CSR initiatives, you
will find out how PepsiCo ensures they are reducing
overall impact rather than shifting negative impact
from one area to another.
You will also find out how PepsiCo are
supporting the economy in developing water
scarce regions without drying them out.

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This pioneering organisation demonstrates
the benefits of holistic impact assessment over
independent CSR strategies.
• Encourage economic and social development
without monopolising resources
• Grasp the key interactions between your
strategies; where and how you should strike
a balance
• You can’t afford to focus your resources in one
area– find out the risks of treating strategies
independently
• Don’t take the path of least resistance; develop
an all–encompassing strategy to balance water,
economic and social development and carbon
PepsiCo, Dan Bena, Global Director of Sustainable
Development
Social and physical trends: How
they will impact and accelerate
water scarcity - and how to
mitigate risks by acting early
The world and the way people live is constantly
developing; by 2050 the population is expected to
grow by 3 billion, together with rapidly developing
economies and improved sanitary conditions,
where will we find the extra 80% water we will
need to support this? [M. Khor (Global Crisis of
Water Scarcity)]
Kimberly Clark will tell you about their strategy
to understand water related business risks, the kind
of risks they have identified and how they are
reacting now to prepare for the challenging
environment that’s anticipated. You will hear how
Kimberley Clark is constantly decreasing water usage
and why improving efficiencies by 15% since 2000
has been crucial to safeguarding their future
business.
You will also hear from Halcrow, their
Sustainability Director Andrew Kluth will tell you
about the impending risks to your business and
why you should be acting now. You will find out
how Halcrow is identifying areas that are most
at risk and safeguarding the water supply for
the future.
• Discover how rapidly growing economies,
improved standards of living and the
urbanisation of populations will impact
your water availability
• Be proactive: ensure your sites and supply
chains are ready for a challenging, water scarce
future
• Learn about the potential costs to your
business; adapt to survive
Kimberly-Clark, Tom Berry, Head of Sustainability,
Europe
Halcrow, Andrew Kluth, Group Sustainability
Director
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Engaging with and staying
ahead of policy
The recent 4000% increase in water charges in
Saudi Arabia is a vigorous demonstration that Water
regulation and legislation is changing radically. This
session will enable you to identify trends in
legislation and anticipate changes before they
happen. You can not afford to be surprised when
suddenly you don’t own the water on your land as
has happened in Australia, or you start getting
taxed for impurities in discharge as in South Africa.
Executive Director of Waterwise, Jacob
Tompkins will educate you on policy engagement
and ensure you are fully informed on the patterns
of regulation that are developing.
• Find out if you are likely to face cuts in water
allocations and what this could mean for
your operations
• Learn how to identify legislation before
it arrives; never get caught off guard
• Decide on the best way to mitigate risks
posed by changes in regulations
• Discover whether you need to adapt to local
laws or ensure your company adheres to more
stringent global standards
Waterwise, Jacob Tompkins, Executive Director
The investor landscape: What do
investors want to see from your
water management?
Financial institutions are increasingly taking an
interest in the environmental standards of
investment opportunities. Norges Bank, which runs
a $415bn fund, has announced it will be evaluating
water risk provisions at the 1,100 companies in
which it holds shares.
In this session you will hear from leading
investment gurus: The Head of Responsible
investment from Osmosis Investment management;
the Chairman of Corazon Capital; and the Director of
Sustainability for RBS. You will find out what criteria
you are measured against and how you can ensure
you continue to attract investment.
According to McKinsey, global water demand has
SPEAKING, EXHIBITING, SPONSORSHIP AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
• Highlight your company’s work, raise your profile and network with senior decision-makers
who all have an active interest in improving their social & environmental management.
• Exhibit and network with potential clients and partners from FTSE500 companies that are
looking for solutions to water stewardship challenges. Address delegates via speaking and
sponsorship opportunities.
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an annual capital requirement of $50 to $60 billion
to close the availability gap. Find out how investors
are supporting this.
• Find out why your water management strategy
matters to them
• Learn about the investment opportunity that
the water crisis represents, you can turn water
threats into revenue
• Discover how you need to alter your water
practices to attract investment
• Hear how the agenda is evolving: What will
investors expect from you in three years’ time?
Corazon Capital Limited, Ian Morley, Chairman
RBS, Baba Abu, Head of Sustainable Business
Advisory, RBS Global Banking & Markets
Osmosis Investment Management, Rory Sullivan,
Head of Responsible Investment
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The Water and Business Conference 2010

Measure and interpret your
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t Practical corporate case studies: Practical, useful insights into other
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t Minimise risk and maximise opportunity: Find out what the

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t Meet the leading industry experts: Hear from and interact with
our top notch speakers. Ask the questions that you need answers to

t Not the same old conference stuff: An up-to-date agenda based

on 25 in-depth research calls with companies just like yours

Hear from this unrivalled carefully selected group of business and sustainability
experts:

PepsiCo, Dan Bena, Global Director
of Sustainable Development
Reckitt Benckiser, Edward Butt, Vice President
of Sustainability
Unilever, John Temple, Sustainability Director
Borealis, Sylvain Lhote, EU Affairs Director
InterfaceFLOR, Ramon Arratia, European
Sustainability Director
Rio Tinto, Gregg Wagner, Director, Sustainability
and Environment
Diageo, David Lawrence, Risk and Governance
Director
Kimberly-Clark, Tom Berry, Head
of Sustainability, Europe
Halcrow, Andrew Kluth, Group Sustainability
Director
Waterwise, Jacob Tompkins, Executive Director
RBS, Baba Abu, Head of Sustainable Business
Advisory, RBS Global Banking & Markets SUPPORTING PARTNER:
Akzo Nobel, Elizabeth Stokes, Sustainability
Manager
Osmosis Investment Management, Rory Sullivan,
Head of Responsible Investment
Corazon Capital, Ian Morley, Chairman
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Ceres, Brooke Barton, Senior Manager
WWF, Dr Dave Tickner, Head of Freshwater
Programmes
ICMM, Anne-Marie Fleury, Associate Director

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