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Taste success through sustainable procurement
Co-founder of Green & Black’s, the organic chocolate pioneer, Craig Sams is a keynote speaker at next week’s sustainable procurement conference, which is essential for your business, whatever its size and whatever your sector.
Hear how Craig created a hugely successful market-leading business – winner of global awards, and holder of the UK’s first ever first Fairtrade mark – whilst remaining true to his environmental and sustainability principles. Craig is also well-known author and columnist and will talk about his other sustainable business ventures, as well as providing his views and practical advice on the importance of sustainability to every business serious about success.
This free event also includes a diverse range of other expert procurement and sustainability speakers and advisors, ensuring that your business will come away from the event better equipped with practical actions to give you a competitive edge.
Take advantage of this final event in the Team Tomorrow programme, provided by NewcastleGateshead Initiative and One North East – free to attend, free lunch – can you afford to miss it?
The event is taking place on Tuesday 20th March 2012, from 9am – 4.30pm at The Hilton Hotel, NewcastleGateshead. Book now.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Team Tomorrow .
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