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RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference took place over two days at the Glasgow Science Centre. With the closing speech here's RNIB Scotland Director James Adams. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A photo of James smiling as he poses inside the Tech Marketplace space Behind him blurred shapes of volunteers wearing pink RNIB shirts. James himself has short silver-grey hair and is wearing slim glasses a check dress shirt and a navy open blazer.

As RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference came to an end in Glasgow it was time for closing reflections. Returning to the stage for his final thoughts on the event and its importance was Dr Aubrey Webson, Permanent Representative of Antigua and Barbuda to the United Nations. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025   Image description: Dr Webson smiles as he poses for a photo inside the Glasgow Science Centre. A warm beam of sun ripples across his face gently. He's wearing dark glasses, a deep grey buttoned jacket a white shirt with a black tie with colourful stripes (red, yellow, blue and white) running diagonally across. His white cane is resting against his left arm.

The Health & Technology session took place on day two of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. Ever-increasing health demands allied with the development of new technologies, is driving innovation in the health sector. Demand for ophthalmology services has never been higher. Technologies developed to improve patient outcomes across the Eye Care Support Pathway can make a significant contribution. Across the whole of the NHS, technology is beginning to empower patients to have a greater control over their own health care. Our panel will discuss the latest development and innovations within a rapidly evolving environment.  Presentations and panel discussion was facilitated by: Dr Tara French: Digital Inclusion Programme Lead with the Scottish Government. She was joined on stage by: Nicola Cooper, Technology and Digital Innovation Lead with Scottish Care, Allan Stewart, Volunteer Campaign with RNIB Scotland, and Ruth Hamilton, Consultant Clinical Scientist within NHS Glasgow and Greater Clyde. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: The panellists sit on stage from left to right: Allan, Tara, Ruth, and Nicola. Tara is speaking.

Leisure & Entertainment session took place on day two of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. Work - life balance is a topic which is widely debated in today's society. Changes in the world of work, couple with the impact of the global pandemic have created a much more fluid distinction between work life and home life. Leisure is integral to this societal shift, and many people are undertaking leisure and entertainment activities in new settings on new platforms, and within new forms of community. Our panel will explore this shift from the perspective of the provider, the consumer, and the community, with a strong emphasis on inclusive design.  A panel discussion was facilitated by Sonali Rai - Senior Manager Media, Culture and Immersive Technologies at RNIB. Joining her on stage, Jonathan Penny, Access Services Manager at Channel 4, Dr Lynsay Shepherd, Reader in Cybersecurity and Human-Computer Interaction at Abertay University, Eli Beaton from TV Access Project, John Speirs, Disability Access Officer with Rangers Football Club, and Natalie Curran, Accessibility and Assistive Technology Specialist with the BBC. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: The panellists sit on stage. From left to right: Natalie, John, Eli, Sonali, Jonathan, and Lynsay. Sonali speaks to the audience.

Inclusive Environments session took place on day two of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. While personal smart technologies might offer a solution for independent mobility, the importance of accessible and inclusive infrastructure can't be underestimated. Whether it's road, rail, air, or ferry travel, inclusive design is a critical component in creating more equitable journeys.  Presentations and a panel discussion was facilitated by Robin Spinks, Head of Inclusive Design at RNIB. Joining him on stage were: Heather Hepburn, Head of Accessibility at Skyscanner, Ben Loewenstein, Director of External Affairs at WayMo, Sven Koster, Head of New Business Development and Innovation at Go Media, Demi Wylie, Accessibility Manager at Calmac Ferries. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: The panellists sit on stage. From left to right: Heather, Demi, Robin, Sven, and Ben. They all listen as Demi speaks to the audience.

The Mobility Challenge session took place on day two of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. Every research study and insight piece confirms the critical role of mobility as an ingredient for independence and confidence. From getting around your local area through to more complex navigation, mobility remains a significant challenge for blind and partially sighted people.  The session will offer a range of innovative solutions which aim to tackle the mobility challenge using a variety of human-centred smart technologies. Our panel will contextualise these technologies and highlight key opportunities and challenges.   Panel discussion was facilitated by Jim Sanders, Director of Transformation at RNIB, and featured: Neil Barnfather MBE from Goodmaps Inc., Mani Gupta- Managing Partner at Purview, Dr Jean-Marc Feghali, Chief Innovation Officer at WeWalk, and Peter Osbourne – Deputy CEO at Guide Dogs. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

Earlier this week, RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference returned to Glasgow for an exciting two-day event. We begin with a warm welcome from RNIB Scotland Director James Adams, and Bailie Martha Wardrop. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025   Image description: A photo of James smiling as he poses inside the Tech Marketplace space Behind him blurred shapes of volunteers wearing pink RNIB shirts. James himself has short silver-grey hair and is wearing slim glasses a check dress shirt and a navy open blazer.

During RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference, university students were invited to take part in an inclusive design challenge. Find out what they came up with as students from Heriot-Watt University, Abartay University, and University of Glasgow present their ideas. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

The International Innovation session took place on day two of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. More than ever, we are all living in an international world. From technological innovation through to social media, international collaboration has never had greater importance. With 80% of the people with disabilities living in the Global South, there is an increasing priority that technological innovation and advancement is delivered locally, but in a way which is internationally sensitive. Our panel will discuss the implications of rapidly advancing technology and the opportunity and risk this presents to global equality. A panel discussion was facilitated by Rasak Adekoya, Technical Advisor (Economic Empowerment) at Sightsavers International. The panellists featured were: Mark Adams, Programme Manager and DMEL Lead at SCIAF, Linda Rogers, Chief Technology Officer at RNIB, Diane Bergeron, Head of International Partnerships at CNIB, Molemisi Kono, Habilitation Specialist from Visual Eyes Afrika-international, and Sabrina Djazoul, Qualified Teacher of Children and Young People with Visual Impairment (QTVI) from Visual Eyes Afrika-international. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

On day two, session Unlocking Human Potential: Stories about AI and Wearables took place at RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. It was lead by Agustya Mehta, Director of Reality Labs Hardware Engineering at Meta. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: Agustya poses with RNIB Connect Radio presenter Hubert Pawelkiewicz. Agustya is on the right in a pink check dress shirt and has his arm around Hubert's shoulder. They're both smiling.

Earlier this week, RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference returned to Glasgow for an exciting two-day event.   We began day two with a welcome from RNIB's Chief Executive, Matt Stringer.  Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: Matt poses for a photo with RNIB Connect Radio presenter, Toby Davey. They're both smiling and Matt is on the right dressed in a monochromatic grey outfit of a smart jacket, trousers, sweater and a collared shirt. 

And closing day one of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference is Linda Rogers, Chief Technology Officer at RNIB. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

The Pushing the Boundaries and Discovering New Horizons session from day one of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. Dr Wanda Díaz-Merced has advanced the field of sonification—turning data into sound—making astrophysics more accessible and inclusive. In this session, she will discuss her experiences in leadership and space exploration. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: Wanda speaks animatedly on stage. She's holding up a microphone in one hand and her bright pink cane in the other. She's looking up at the audience gathered at the conference.

Shaping the Future: Robotics session from day one of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. In recent years we've seen robotics moving towards becoming a mainstream consumer technology. From automatous lawn mowers to wet and dry household vacuums, through to the development of assistive robots such as the robot guide dog, clearly there is huge potential for robotics to bring about a step change when it comes to independence and mobility. Our panel will aim to contextualise recent technological advancements in the sphere of robotics. They will also provide a state-of-the-nation analysis of real-world usability pertaining to inclusion. Finally, we will take a glimpse into the future and aim to predict what might be next.  This session was facilitated by Dr Wasim Ahmad and Dr Ola Popoola from James Watt School of Engineering at the University of Glasgow. It featured: Lisa Johnson, Global VP at Starship, as well as Prof. Wei Yao and Mary Ellen Foster from University of Glasgow. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

Innovation and Braille session from day one of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. Fostering innovation to improve independent living of those who are blind or have low vision and the importance of the braille writing system in 2025 and for the future. We will also hear about Campus Louis Braille, a centre of innovation at global level. Speaking on the topic were Thibaut de Martimprey, Director of Campus Louis Braille and Stephane Gaillard, Director of the Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles (INJA). Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description:  Stephane Gaillard speaks at the podium. A pink sign at the front of the podium reads: "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Stephane is wearing a grey suit with a white shirt and a red tie and a man behind him is providing BSL interpretation. 

The Shaping the Future: AI session from day one of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. The advancement of artificial intelligence across many aspects of life seems almost inescapable. In this session we will capture the advancement of generative AI, and the journey through to the advent of multi-modal artificial intelligence. We will consider the impacts for learning, work, mobility and leisure. Our speakers will also aim to orient the session towards tangible life-changing aspects from an inclusion perspective. The panel discussion was facilitated by: Aidan Forman, Director of Technology at RNIB and featured: Jodie Rodgers, Chief AI Officer at Transparity, Seema Flower, Managing Director at Blind Ambition, Maria Skoularidou from Broad Institute MIT and Harvard, and Agustya Mehta, Director of Reality Labs Hardware Engineering at Meta. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

Building for everyone: What's new in Google accessibility and why co-design matters session from day one of RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference. Listen and gain valuable knowledge about the critical role of co-design in building accessible products. This presentation will also delve into the latest accessibility features and improvements across a diverse range of Google offerings. The session was lead by Kourtney Smith and Maggie Chery, Universal Product Development at Google, as well as NM Dayton, Accessibility Standards at Google. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

Earlier this week, RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference returned to Glasgow for an exciting two-day event. Marc Workman, Chief Executive of World Blind Union, makes a case for international efforts and the impact they can have on local advocacy when it comes to accessibility and inclusion. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

Earlier this week, RNIB Scotland's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference returned to Glasgow for an exciting two-day event. Dr Aubrey Webson, Permanent Representative of Antigua and Barbuda to the United Nations, helps set the global context for accessibility and inclusion on day one of the event. Hear all audio from the conference here: Audioboom / Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference 2025 Image description: Dr Webson smiles as he poses for a photo inside the Glasgow Science Centre. A warm beam of sun ripples across his face gently. He's wearing dark glasses, a deep grey buttoned jacket a white shirt with a black tie with colourful stripes (red, yellow, blue and white) running diagonally across. His white cane is resting against his left arm.

We return to Glasgow now and the inclusive Design For Sustainability Conference, where Hubert had a chat to RNIB's very own chief technology officer, Linda Rogers. Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

On Tuesday 18th of March, The Daily Connect show was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow. During the show, we invited Tech Talk's Callum Stoneman and Hubert Pawelkiewicz to talk all things technology and accessibility. Image Description: Huber and Callum pose for a photo during the show. Hubert is on the left and has a light blue button up shirt and his headphones around his neck. Callum is smiling and also sits with his headphones around his neck. He's wearing a dark sweater.

On Tuesday 18th of March, The Lunch Break was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow. Toby Davey interviewed two students from University of Glasgow about their experience of the event and their views on accessible design.  Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

On Tuesday 18th of March, The Lunch Break was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow. Toby Davey interviewed The University of Glasgow Engineering students Megan and Shurnjeet about their experience of the event and their views on accessible design.  Image Description: Megan and Shurnjeet sit in front of a bright yellow microphone with big studio headphones on. They're both wearing grey t-shirts with their university logo. Megan is on the left and has long brown hair pulled back in a ponytail whilst Shurnjeet is wearing glasses and has her dark black hair loose.

Time once again to hear from the Inclusive Design For Sustainability Conference, where Hubert had a chat with Peter Osborne, from Guide Dogs.    Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference returns to Glasgow for an exciting two-day event in 2025. Get a preview of what you can expect as Hubert speaks to director of RNIB Scotland James Adams.  Image description: a portrait photo of James smiling as he poses inside the Tech Marketplace space Behind him blurred shapes of volunteers wearing pink RNIB shirts. James himself has short silver-grey hair and is wearing slim glasses a check dress shirt and a navy open blazer.

More now from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference where David Hogg chats to Abertay University's Dr Lynsay Shepherd. Image description: Lynsay smiles as she poses for the photo. She has short blonde hair and is wearing a dark t-shirt with an open light grey cardigan.

It's day 1 of the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow. With many interesting stands in the Tech Marketplace at the centre, David Hogg spoke to Fraser Fleming from Triple Tap Tech about all things accessible gaming.  Image description: Graham and guide dog Peggy, Fraser, and David pose together in front of a multi-colour bright screen. They're all smiling whilst Peggy sits down and poses perfectly.

On Tuesday 18th of March, The Daily Connect was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow. Whilst there, we invited RNIB's James Kyle and Triple Tap Tech's Fraser Fleming to talk about accessible gaming. Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

Whilst broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference, Hywel interviewed RNIB Volunteer Ken Reid. Image description: Exterior shot of the Glasgow Science Centre with its half-dome silver roof, glass front and the observation tower behind. At the front, a large video screen shows a pink background with white text: “RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability, Conference.”

On Monday 17th of March, The Afternoon Edition show was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow. During the show, we invited Tech Talk's Callum Stoneman and Dave Williams to talk all things accessibility. Image Description: Tech Talk crew posing for a photo at our studio set-up at the conference. From left to right: Callum Stoneman, Hywel Davies, and Dave Williams. They're sitting at a pink table littered with microphones, cables and laptops.

Each week, RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell sits down with Matt Stringer, CEO of RNIB, to look at some of the big stories coming from the UK sight loss charity. This week Matt talks about the demise of NHS England, welfare changes and the forthcoming Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow. If you, or someone you know, would like information on the support and services available from RNIB, go to www.rnib.org.uk You can call our Helpline on 0303 123 9999 or ask your Amazon device to call RNIB's Helpline. #RNIBConnect   mage of Matt smiling in grey jacket and wearing glasses.

In March 2025 RNIB's Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference is coming to Glasgow. On the 17th and 18th March global experts in the technology and accessibility sector will gather at The Glasgow Science Centre. Alongside the conference, the IDS Tech Marketplace will host many different organisations demonstrating their products and services. This is your chance to get hands on with the latest innovations in accessibility. Amelia learned more from James Adams, director of RNIB Scotland. Learn more and book your tickets on the RNIB Website - Come to RNIB's Inclusive Design for Sustainability conference in Glasgow | RNIB James Adams, Director of RNIB Scotland, addressing the audience from a podium at the 2023 Inclusive Design Conference.  

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In this special episode of Climate Smart Conversations, I am joined by Sarah Thorne and Hayley Beherral, the organisers of the 2024 Welsh NHS Sustainability Conference and Awards. We look back at the conference and award ceremony, and hear from some of the award winners and conference attendees in clips recorded at the events in June 2024. Links to resources mentioned in the episode include: Swansea Bay University Health Board Green Team Competition expected to save £33,794.65 and 4,574,021.3 kgCO2e annually | Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Hywel Dda University Health Board Green Team Competition anticipates annual saving of £26,398.562 and 2,340,950kgCO2e | Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Health and social care climate emergency national programme | GOV.WALES Conference and Awards Vlog by Dr Phil Webb: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4bd3h-ZYlE https://sbuhb.nhs.wales/news/swansea-bay-health-news/double-award-win-for-swansea-bay-as-litter-picking-projects-sweeps-to-victory/ Three Cardiff and Vale UHB projects win NHS Sustainability Awards - Cardiff and Vale University Health Board KidzMedz Cymru - Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (nhs.wales) Walking Aids Service - Keeping Me Well https://pthb.nhs.wales/news/health-board-news/powys-partnership-to-promote-digital-access-scoops-national-sustainability-award/ Celebrations at the NHS Wales Sustainability Awards - Aneurin Bevan University Health Board Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board wins NHS Welsh Sustainability Award 2024 - Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board Recycled vaccine lid artwork wins at the Welsh Sustainability Awards - Hywel Dda University Health Board (nhs.wales) NHS Welsh Sustainability Award Winners - Primary Care One A Welsh transcript for this episode will shortly be available in the Climate Smart Community on Gwella: ⁠https://leadershipportal.heiw.wales/go/ihuqsh⁠ 

Ep 167 Show Notes - Carbon Capture and Sustainability with Kevin Norfleet of CelaneseGet an insider's view of sustainability in the chemical industry with Kevin Norfleet, Global Sustainability Director at Celanese, as he joins Victoria Meyer on The Chemical Show®. Kevin shares his journey from chemical engineering to spearheading sustainability efforts at Celanese, including the company's innovative initiatives like the large-scale carbon capture and utilization project for methanol production in Texas. Victoria and Kevin delve into the evolving demands for sustainable products, discussing which market segments are leading the charge and how companies can offer competitive and impactful eco-friendly solutions. Additionally, Kevin touches on the importance of sustainability in talent recruitment and career development within the chemical industry, offering valuable advice for aspiring professionals. This episode was recorded at the American Chemistry Council's Responsible Care® and Sustainability Conference. Don't miss the following topics this week:Methanol as a scalable building block for sustainabilityInvesting in Carbon Capture & Utilization (CCU) to reduce carbon footprintViewing sustainability through a customer's lensSustainability as an employee value propositionThe importance of agility in career successKiller Quote: "We see sustainability as really an exciting opportunity for our business... looking at sustainability both as the right thing to do, but also something that's good business." - Kevin Norfleet***Don't miss an episode: Subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player. ***Like what you hear? Leave a rating and review.***Want more insights? Sign up for our email list at https://www.thechemicalshow.com Wondering how we produce our podcast?We use Transistor to publish our podcast. Check it out here: https://transistor.fm/?via=victoriaWe use CastMagic.io to create ShowNotes, Newsletters, Social Media posts and more. Check it out here: https://get.castmagic.io/ean5etivmzi1We use Descript to edit and transcribe each podcast episode. Follow this link to learn more: https://get.descript.com/j0hyfup4gm0t

Ep 166 Show Notes Explore the pivotal role data and AI are playing in transforming safety and sustainability at DuPont with Daryl Roberts, Chief Engineering and Operations Officer. At ACC's Responsible Care® and Sustainability Conference, Daryl shares his journey in the chemical industry, fueled by a family heritage of engineering, and his career progression through various roles in notable companies like Eastman Kodak, Arkema, and DuPont.Daryl highlights DuPont's unwavering commitment to Responsible Care and sustainability, detailing innovative approaches ranging from electric vehicle components to water filtration systems. The discussion delves into how DuPont leverages data and AI for predictive maintenance and operational safety, ultimately aiming to foster a sustainable and safe work environment. Aspiring leaders can glean invaluable advice on taking risks and the importance of continuous learning in advancing their careers.This episode was recorded at the American Chemistry Council's Responsible Care® and Sustainability Conference. Be sure to explore the following topics this week:Career in chemicals... a family legacyHarnessing Responsible Care as a measure of trust and community valueDuPont's 3 Pillars of SustainabilityDeveloping Products that Drive Safe LivingHow Data and AI drive sustainability and operationsKey Skills in the Future WorkforceLifelong learning to drive career successKiller Quote: "We value not only our employees and contractor safety, but we value their safety and the safety in the environment in which we share with them. And it is something we have to earn, and it's something we have to work at every day." - Daryl Roberts***Don't miss an episode: Subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player. ***Like what you hear? Leave a rating and review.***Want more insights? Sign up for our email list at https://www.thechemicalshow.com Wondering how we produce our podcast?We use Transistor to publish our podcast. Check it out here: https://transistor.fm/?via=victoriaWe use CastMagic.io to create ShowNotes, Newsletters, Social Media posts and more. Check it out here: https://get.castmagic.io/ean5etivmzi1We use Descript to edit and transcribe each podcast episode. Follow this link to learn more: https://get.descript.com/j0hyfup4gm0t

Ep 165 Show Notes - Achieving Success in Chemicals: Sustainability and Leadership with Bonnie Tully of EvonikBonnie Tully, North American President of Evonik, joins host Victoria Meyer to tackle Responsible Care®, the ambitious strides in sustainability, and the transformative shifts in industry culture. Bonnie shares compelling insights and actionable strategies this week on The Chemical Show. This episode is a masterclass in leadership, sustainability, and making big impacts through small steps, all while navigating the ever-evolving demands of the chemical industry. Don't miss Bonnie's take on fostering an innovative culture and her empowering advice for the next generation of industry leaders!This episode was recorded at the American Chemistry Council's Responsible Care® and Sustainability Conference. Victoria and Bonnie discuss the following:Responsible Care principles at EvonikEvonik's sustainability pillars: next-generation solutions, technology, and culture.Customer demand for sustainable solutionsCultural shift towards sustainability within Evonik and employee engagement.Women in leadership roles & Bonnie's career adviceKiller Quote: "It's really the employees seeing sustainable opportunities and bringing them forward... and then management saying, hey, we see a business case here and pushing the organization to work towards sustainability." - Bonnie Tulley***Don't miss an episode: Subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player. ***Like what you hear? Leave a rating and review.***Want more insights? Sign up for our email list at https://www.thechemicalshow.com Wondering how we produce our podcast?We use Transistor to publish our podcast. Check it out here: https://transistor.fm/?via=victoriaWe use CastMagic.io to create ShowNotes, Newsletters, Social Media posts and more. Check it out here: https://get.castmagic.io/ean5etivmzi1We use Descript to edit and transcribe each podcast episode. Follow this link to learn more: https://get.descript.com/j0hyfup4gm0t

Discover how BASF, a global frontrunner in the chemical industry, is transforming its commitment to sustainability into innovative practices and leadership. Michael Heinz, CEO of BASF North America joins host Victoria Meyer to discuss the significance of Responsible Care and how BASF is spearheading sustainability efforts globally. Michael highlights what it means to integrate circularity and greenhouse gas reduction into business strategies and shares more about BASF's ambitious goals.This episode was recorded at American Chemistry Council's Responsible Care® and Sustainability Conference. Learn more about the following this week:[02:25] The Role of Responsible Care® at BASF[03:16] Aligning industry priorities for Sustainability[05:32] How BASF is adapting to economic, supply chain, and energy challenges [07:53] Navigating global and regional business challenges[09:13] Leadership lessons: Creating a successful careerThe conversation also explores Michael's personal leadership philosophy and insights into career success, offering a perspective on driving industry change amidst economic and regulatory landscapes. Highlighting the interconnection between embracing sustainable practices and maintaining business innovation, this episode provides valuable insights on the chemical industry's pathway toward a more sustainable future.Killer Quote: "You have to realize that once someone gives you a job where they tell you this: ‘You can do it easily', you're at the end of your career." — Michael Heinz***Don't miss an episode: Subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player. ***Like what you hear? Leave a rating and review.***Want more insights? Sign up for our email list at https://www.thechemicalshow.com Wondering how we produce our podcast?We use Transistor to publish our podcast. Check it out here: https://transistor.fm/?via=victoriaWe use CastMagic.io to create ShowNotes, Newsletters, Social Media posts and more. Check it out here: https://get.castmagic.io/ean5etivmzi1We use Descript to edit and transcribe each podcast episode. Follow this link to learn more: https://get.descript.com/j0hyfup4gm0t

Chris Jahn, President and CEO of the American Chemistry Council, discusses what propels the chemical industry forward amid global challenges. From regulatory challenges to sustainability initiatives and the characteristics that define impactful leadership, this episode of The Chemical Show spans several pressing topics that are top-of-mind for every business leader today.Host Victoria Meyer talks with Chris at the ACC's Responsible Care and Sustainability Conference where Chris elaborates on the importance of sustainability, regulatory challenges, and the significance of the upcoming UN Plastics Treaty negotiations. Victoria and Chris also discuss the role of AI and data analytics in enhancing operational efficiency and regulatory processes. Victoria also shares key insights from the conference. Access ACC's Sustainability Report here.Join Victoria and Chris as they discuss the following:Key insights from ACC's Responsible Care and Sustainability ConferenceFour strategic pillars of ACCMember collaboration and association leadership at ACCUpdate on UN Plastics Treaty negotiationsIntroducing ACC's first Sustainability ReportCharacteristics of great leadershipKiller Quote: "It is not some entrepreneur with a crazy app that's going to solve that problem. It's engineers and scientists solving problems at scale. That's what's going to address climate change."  - Chris Jahn***Don't miss an episode: Subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player. ***Like what you hear? Leave a rating and review.***Want more insights? Sign up for our email list at https://www.thechemicalshow.com Wondering how we produce our podcast?We use Transistor to publish our podcast. Check it out here: https://transistor.fm/?via=victoriaWe use CastMagic.io to create ShowNotes, Newsletters, Social Media posts and more. Check it out here: https://get.castmagic.io/ean5etivmzi1We use Descript to edit and transcribe each podcast episode. Follow this link to learn more: https://get.descript.com/j0hyfup4gm0t

On this episode, John Schweitzer and Kyle Jordan of the ACMA join me to discuss a couple of topics. John will be discussing the ACMA's Composites Sustainability Conference coming up June 4-6 in Denver, CO. You can learn more about this event by visiting https://acma-org.my.site.com/csft24.  Kyle will be giving an update on the CCT Instructor Course that took […] The post Discussing the ACMA's Composites Sustainability Conference with John Schweitzer & Kyle Jordan first appeared on Composites Weekly. The post Discussing the ACMA's Composites Sustainability Conference with John Schweitzer & Kyle Jordan appeared first on Composites Weekly.

On this episode, John Schweitzer and Kyle Jordan of the ACMA join me to discuss a couple of topics. John will be discussing the ACMA’s Composites Sustainability Conference coming up June 4-6 in Denver, CO. You can learn more about this event by visiting https://acma-org.my.site.com/csft24.  Kyle Jordan will be discussing the CCT Instructor Course that took... The post 221: Discussing the ACMA's Composites Sustainability Conference with John Schweitzer & Kyle Jordan first appeared on Cast Polymer Radio.

Listen to the latest podcast episode from SAF Insights as Louise Burke, Global Head of Aviation at Argus, and Jamie Escobar, Director of Fuel and Airport Changes at ALTA (Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association) look back at the recent ALTA Fuel and Sustainability Conference held March 15, 2024. They will review key takeaways from the various panel discussions, look at future SAF and biofuels market opportunities in Colombia, discuss the most important feedstocks in the region for SAF, and thoughts on next steps for decarbonization in the region. Argus services cover refined oil products from around the world using transparent and market-appropriate methodologies. Find out more: https://www.argusmedia.com/en/oil-products?utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin&utm_campaign=linkedin-ctas&utm_content=linkedin-ctas-oil-products-en

ESG-Environmental, Social, and Governance is a set of aspects considered when investing in companies that recommends taking environmental, social, and governance issues into account. So, what are the reputational and brand implications of pursuing or not pursuing this agenda, and how will it impact your ability to recruit top talent. Join “Can You Hear Me?” co-hosts Rob Johnson and Eileen Rochford as they dig into “The ABCs of ESG.”

Sustainability is more than just the environment. If you look at the UN Sustainable Development Goals, it's also about accessibility, equity, and inclusion in multiple areas of society, and covers things like the economy, infrastructure, community, and yes, climate and the environment. But they're the kinds of goals that bring everybody up so that no one is left behind.Join us in our conversation with Dr Sandy Chong, founding member of the Sustainable Development Goals Forum in WA, former president of the United Nations Association of WA, and member of the World Economic Forum Expert Network. We speak about the impact of digital inclusion and how the UN Sustainable Development Goals benefit us all, and are for now, not later.About Dr Sandy Chong A Harvard Alumna and Principal of Verity Consulting, Dr Sandy Chong is an award-winning Executive of the Year, Asia's Top Sustainability Women of the Year, and Singapore Management Consultant of the Year. The former President of the United Nations Association and the Founding Chair of the UN SDGs Business Forums in Western Australia, Sandy has chaired international forums that promote digital and energy transition. These include the inaugural Web3 for Sustainability Conference, the Intercity Hydrogen delegation between Singapore and Australia, and the upcoming AI & Data Science of Business Conference in Singapore. She was recently invited to speak on Digital Inclusion and the Impact of AI in International Trade convened by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Geneva. With over 20 years' experience leading multidisciplinary projects, advising trade agencies and industry councils, Sandy currently serves on public-listed board and is the Chair of the ASEAN Business Alliance. Earning a Ph.D. in Digital Commerce in 2003 and appointed Adjunct Professor of Curtin University, Sandy has published peer-reviewed journals on international business, innovation adoption and sustainability since 2005.Show Notes (link)[00:01:09] Sandy's journey from marketing and management information systems.[00:02:50] The cycles of growth in technology.[00:04:06] The anthropological view of technology in society.[00:05:58] Technological transformation and change management.[00:08:19] Starting clients on the path to digital adoption.[00:13:34] Bringing about cultural change within an organisation.[00:15:35] Play to the strengths of your people, and help them thrive.[00:18:30] The risks behind digital adoption accelerating past digital literacy.[00:20:38] Closing the gap on digital literacy of new technologies.[00:24:48] The ethics of technology and how we use it.[00:26:42] Building (and keeping) trust.[00:28:53] Transparency and authenticity in your leadership.[00:32:37] Sandy's work with the UN Association of Australia and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).[00:34:22] Change can only be made when ideas leave the activism space.[00:38:46] Australia's ranking for the UN Sustainable Development Goals.[00:41:01] The pragmatic reasons for taking action.[00:43:08] How private enterprise and communities measure their performance with the SDGs.[00:47:13] What advice would you give someone who'd like to do what you do and what advice should they ignore?Connect with STEAM PoweredWebsite | YouTube | Facebook |

Have you ever felt a surge of excitement after attending an inspiring conference, only to be met with blank expressions from your team when sharing your newfound enthusiasm? In this episode, join Karin and Nuala as they recount their recent experiences at the IADC HSE and Sustainability Conference 2023 in Amsterdam. They delve into the challenges of effectively conveying enthusiasm and offer insights on networking as a potent tool for leaders.While exploring the significance of maintaining an open mindset when approaching networking events, they emphasise the value of freely sharing knowledge and wisdom with fellow professionals, even those who may be perceived as competitors, and also touch upon the need to bridge the gap between the enthusiasm gained at such events and the understanding of those who didn't have the opportunity to attend.Leadership often traverses a solitary path, and networking provides a means to connect with like-minded individuals. The episode examines how networking can lead to meaningful conversations, the exchange of ideas, and the realisation that you're not alone in grappling with leadership challenges.Furthermore, emphasis is placed on staying updated with the latest industry discussions and becoming part of communities comprising curious and open-minded individuals - and they provide a glimpse into their upcoming project, the "Safety Leaders Hub," a community which will be crafted to support leaders in high-risk industries.This episode highlights the importance of networking, enthusiasm, and continuous learning for leaders. It furnishes valuable insights and practical tips for leaders aiming to connect, inspire, and drive positive change within their organisations. If you're intrigued by the prospect of unlocking leadership potential through networking, this episode is a must-listen.Click

How has assistive technology changed in the last two decades? How has it changed the lives of blind and partially sighted people? For our 20th anniversary celebration, we recorded a live roundtable at the Accessible Technology for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow Join Toby Davey in conversation with disability activist and researcher Dr Hazel McFarlane MBE, Educational Psychologist Kerrie Campbell Strategic Disability Lead at the BBC Robbie Crow and long time RNIB volunteer Ken Reid to talk about technology they love and changes they hope the future will bring. Image: RNIB Connect Radio Bright Green 20th Anniversary Logo

The accessibility of gaming has recently seen some major developments, Hubert has been chatting to Dr Robin Sloan about the current state of accessibility in the gaming industry, and future developments.  He also heard from RNIB's Broadcaster Relationship and AD Technology Manager, Sonali Rai about her thoughts on accessibility in gaming. Image: Conference logo, white letters on a pink background which reads 'RNIB Scotland Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference'

One of the significant topics covered at the tech conference in Glasgow was accessible media. Hubert has been talking to RNIB's Broadcaster Relationship and AD Technology Manager, Sonali Rai, to find out more about the state and future developments in the world of audio description.  Image: Conference logo, white letters on a pink background which reads 'RNIB Scotland Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference'

As the IDS conference got underway in Glasgow, Tech Talk's Callum Stoneman took a walk around the exhibitors to find out more about what was going on.  Image shows a logo. Upon a pink background in five rows and written in white: RNIB, Scotland, Inclusive Design, for Sustainability, CONFERENCE. Two thick lines underline the words: Scotland, and for Sustainability. 

Live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference, Tech Talk's Dave Williams chats with RNIB's Director of Technology, Aiden Foreman. Image shows a logo. Upon a pink background in five rows and written in white: RNIB, Scotland, Inclusive Design, for Sustainability, CONFERENCE. Two thick lines underline the words: Scotland, and for Sustainability.