Organization, Business Sector, Environmental Challenge, Benchmark Issue, Business Driver

Mike Barry Head of Sustainable Business Marks & Spencer	Engaging 22,000 Suppliers Suppliers need to be lined up and committed to supporting your sustainability efforts. The Plan A Supplier Exchange shares best practices and encourages innovation. But you've got to make demands as well.
Per Olofsson Group CEO ClimateWell	ClimateWell Keeping cool with heat ClimateWell's solar-powered airconditioning system is a product without any moving parts. Based on a salt and liquid solution contained in a vacuum, it produces heating and cooling from heat, rather than from electricity.
Dr. Karl-Henrik Robèrt Founder The Natural Step	Sustainability or a republic of grass and insects Sustainability was an irrelevant term until mankind began to make the system unsustainable... a world without resource potential to sustain civilization.
Jonas Törnblom Director, Marketing & Communications Envac	Networking out of necessity Sustainable solutions can't be achieved by one company alone. To be successful, businesses have to cooperate... with governments and NGOs, as well as with other businesses.
Annika Matilda Wendelboe Founder & Designer Matilda Wendelboe	On trust Matilda Wendelboe designs sustainable clothing based on the concept of cradle to cradle. She believes that mutual trust, across the entire value chain, is key to running a sustainable business.
Annika Matilda Wendelboe Founder & Designer Matilda Wendelboe	To eliminate waste Matlida Wendelboe's cradle-to-cradle collection is made of fabrics which are either biodegradable - like wool and organic cotton - or recyclable, like nylon 6, which can be re-used thousands of times. This effectively eliminates waste from the life-cycle of the garment.
Mike Schragger Director Sustainable Fashion Academy	The Business Case for the Textile Industry It’s the right time for the textile industry to look at sustainability.
Mike Schragger Director Sustainable Fashion Academy	Sustainable Fashion 2.0 The key issues of sustainability for the fashion industry.
Alan AtKisson Founder & CEO AtKisson Group	Two Worlds - Two Business Cases The business case for sustainability is different depending upon which part of the world you're in: the developed world or the underdeveloped world.
Alan AtKisson Founder & CEO AtKisson Group	Happiness: a new measure of corporate performance? Many governments - like China, Japan, and the UK - are looking at Happiness as a measure of growth and prosperity, in addition to traditional economic criteria. This will have significant impacts on business models.

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