Elle Walshe, head of sourcing and sustainability for Asda Non-Food, will join a panel of H&M, Decathlon and The Works to discuss how retailers can collectively unlock circularity at scale at next month’s POC Conference.
Elle is the latest signing to the speaker line-up for the event – which takes place on 11 November at the Royal Geographical Society, London – following on from Dylan Ross, business process lead at H&M Group who was confirmed earlier this month.
The panel will bring together retail perspectives for a practical conversation about the collaboration needed to move the industry forward. Elle will bring a sourcing and sustainability perspective, while H&M will be sharing how one of the world’s largest fashion retailers is driving innovation and developing the models needed to enable a more circular future for fashion.
The retail panel forms part of a wider programme connecting brands, retailers and their partners to explore how sustainability and innovation are being embedded across the consumer products industry.
Meanwhile, Girlguiding will continue the theme of circularity in apparel, as they share that putting circularity at the heart of its uniform design was exactly what the next generation was asking for.
Tickets are available now for in-person and digital attendance, enabling delegates worldwide to join the day’s insights and discussions, with networking opportunities for those attending in London. POC Members receive a 20% discount when booking while logged into the platform.
To book your place or find out more, visit: www.productsofchange.com/poc-sustainability-conference.
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