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About This Webinar
“We are on a fast track to climate disaster. Major cities under water. Unprecedented heatwaves. Terrifying storms. Widespread water shortages. The extinction of a million species of plants and animals. This is not fiction or exaggeration. It is what science tells us will result from our current energy policies." - António Guterres, UN Secretary-General, April 2022.

Helping to bridge the gap between supplier carbon reporting and environment saving action, procurement professionals have a key role to play in the fight against climate change.

Procurement is on the frontline.

To really make a difference, the procurement professional first needs to know the reference frameworks and measurement methodologies. Then, as decarbonisation is data-driven, make sure they have the right tools to collect, analyse and monitor the data. And finally, they should use the insights the data has given them to re-think their supplier ecosystems’ management.

The first part of the webinar will be led by Dr. Natacha Tréhan, Professor in Purchasing Management at Grenoble Alpes University (France) and answer the following questions:


  • What does Net Zero mean? What are the reference frameworks?

  • How is the carbon footprint of the supply chain measured?

  • What are the best practices among companies?

  • What does Procurement have to do with this?

  • When and why does supplier management need a re-think?


Dr. Natacha Tréhan will be followed by Arnaud Malardé, Procurement & Sustainability expert at Ivalua, who will present buyers with the best available solutions to help them on the road to carbon neutrality.

Join us on 20 September at 11:00am CEST (Paris) to find out how you can help.

Agenda
  • Welcome (2 min)
  • Key Learnings & How Procurement can contribute to Decarbonisation, by Natacha Tréhan (15 min).
  • Available solutions to buyers to help them on the road to carbon neutrality, by Arnaud Malardé (13 min)
  • Q&A (10 min)
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Dr Natacha Tréhan
Professor and Researcher in Purchasing Management, Grenoble Alpes University
Natacha Tréhan is a Doctor of Management Sciences, Senior Lecturer at the University of Grenoble Alpes and researcher at CERAG. Specialized in purchasing strategies and supplier management, Natacha has authored publications on the future of Procurement, new technologies and their impact on Procurement, customer/supplier new innovation models, and the management of dominant suppliers.

Natacha has directed the Master's degree in Purchasing at the University of Grenoble Alpes (Master DESMA) for more than 10 years and has trained more than 3,000 Purchasing professionals.

She is a member of the Executive Committee of many large organizations to help them build their procurement strategies. Natacha is also a member of the Board of Directors of the CNA (Conseil National des Achats).
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Arnaud Malardé
Procurement & Sustainability expert, Ivalua
Arnaud Malardé, Senior Product Marketing Manager, joined Ivalua with over 10 years of experience in several procurement positions. An accomplished procurement and sustainability expert, Arnaud has worked alongside prestigious international Financial Services, Retail, IT and Media organizations. A product thought leader, blog contributor, and webinar host, Arnaud offers valuable and innovative insight into advanced digital procurement solutions. He holds a Master in Finance from ESCP Europe and a European Master of Science in Management from London’s City University.
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