Webinar: Circularity as the (only) winning business model
Circularity is key to business resilience. Join our webinar series to learn how leaders turn circular ambition into action!
Date and time
Location
Online
About this event
- Event lasts 1 hour
📺 The webinar
Global circularity is under pressure. Net-zero targets are slipping, and supply chains face growing disruption.The EU is intensifying efforts on material efficiency and decarbonisation to lead the circular economy and secure resource circulation within Europe.
For businesses, circularity is now essential for competitiveness and resilience. But how do organisations turn ambition into action? Join us for the first session in Nordic Sustainability’s webinar series, where experts Minna Shukri and Sven Beyersdorff unpack practical strategies and share real-world examples from leading companies overcoming barriers to circularity.
🗓️ Agenda
- Introduction to circularity as a strategic business model
- Practical insights on embedding circular practices for long-term resilience
- Case studies showcasing successful implementation by industry leaders
We will conclude the webinar with a live Q&A session, allowing you to engage directly with our expert panel.
🎙️ The speakers
Minna Shukri is a Senior Consultant and Associate Team Lead at Nordic Sustainability. She specialises in climate, guiding companies through greenhouse gas accounting, life cycle assessments, and circular economy practices. She holds an M.Sc. in Sustainable Design Engineering from Aalborg University and is passionate about advancing circular business models to drive sustainable growth within planetary boundaries.
Sven Beyersdorff is a Managing Partner and co-founder at Nordic Sustainability. Throughout his career, he has worked with some of Europe’s largest companies. He leads the company’s strategy services for private sector clients, focusing on science-based transformation to help businesses prepare for the future.
Practicalities
📆 June 27th, 2025
⏰ 10:00 CET
📍 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83349634619