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Are all circular businesses automatically also sustainable?
Environmental Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a methodology to assess environmental impacts of the whole life cycle of a system. In this event we will talk about a few different circular businesses and about what special considerations should be taken into account when doing an LCA of a circular solution.
Join us for an exploration of how Life Cycle Assessment could support your goal of achieving a more sustainable - preferably circular - business.
Our esteemed speakers will share their insights from their companies sustainability journeys, each rooted in circularity and guided by the principles of Life Cycle Assessment. Here's a glimpse of the event speakers:
Poul Lindqvist, Co-founder and CEO of Environmental Impacts Academy
Poul became an impact entrepreneur and an LCA educator a couple of years ago and has vast experience from working in finance & control positions in large corporations before that. Poul will shortly introduce our work at Environmental Impacts Academy, then briefly present what Environmental LCA is and highlight a few LCA topics that are especially relevant to consider when assessing circular solutions.
Karri Lehtonen, Co-founder, senior advisor and former CFO of Kamupak
Kamupak offers an innovative reusable takeaway food packaging solution for takeaway restaurants. Karri will illuminate the strategies employed by Kamupak to ensure that their container solutions are sustainable in reality and not just in theory.
Sienna Kruk, COO of Emmy Clothing Company:
As an ex consultant and startup founder, Sienna understands the challenges companies as well as consumers face in transitioning to a circular economy. Sienna´s journey exemplifies the transformative power of Re-commerce. She will reveal how the company breathes new life into dormant brand clothing.
Jaakko Pajunen, CEO of Montinutra (part of Boreal Bioproducts)
Jaakko will present how their company harnesses the untapped potential of waste streams from the forest industry, to create bio-based raw materials for multiple potential applications