Supply Chain Resilience and Upcoming ESG Regulations: Is your supply chain set up for success?

With the growing importance of sustainability and ESG-related topics, Governments across the world are increasingly determined to ensure ethical sourcing and secure critical supplies for their citizens. Whether it is the European CHIP act, German Supply Chain due diligence act, or American Supply Chain resilience act, there are common elements such as ensuring resilience in supply chains driven by onshoring or nearshoring, or supplier compliance and transparency, and the failure to comply can be punitive.

For companies, although many have previously invested in resilience measures and started adopting ESG and due diligence standards voluntarily, this means an increasing push to implement more robust, resilient end-to-end practices across their supply chain, thus allowing for more transparency into their supplier base in order to ensure compliance, and prevent commercial and legal risks. 

In this roundtable we will discuss how organisations that adopt new technologies and the practice of continuous design, can reduce risk, improve resilience, comply with upcoming ESG legislations and turn their supply-chain challenges into a sustainable and competitive advantage.