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📣 We are honoured to announce the 2024-2025 Cohort of the WFF Youth Policy Board 🌍✨ 🌱💬 Representing the vibrant voices of young people within the WFF, this independent group strategically guides the activities of the Youth Assembly, ensuring our policy discussions are truly 'for youth by youth.' 💡🌾 The 2024-2025 cohort is a blend of continuity and fresh perspectives, comprising six returning members alongside 18 dynamic new additions! Selected from over 3000 applicants worldwide through a rigorous 4-tier review process, this diverse group ensures a fair and inclusive representation of global youth voices. 🌎 This year, the board embarks on a mission to provide thoughtful leadership, pioneering new avenues for agrifood systems transformation by empowering youth, tackling crucial challenges and crafting impactful and inclusive policies. Join us in welcoming the Youth Policy Board 2024 cohort, as they gear up to make a meaningful difference in shaping the future of food! 🌟🌱 #WorldFoodForum #GoodFoodForAll

Great to have the opportunity to gather in Ottawa yesterday, ahead of the official start of #INC4, to make a clear call for global rules. Thank you Inger Andersen for joining us! While a larger number of endorsing organisations are present in Ottawa, the following companies representatives are acting as spokespeople for our coalition of +200 businesses and financial institutions during INC-4: > ALPLA Group: Volker Glöckner, Public Affairs & Circular Economy Specialist > Amcor: David Clark,VP Sustainability > Borealis: Venetia Spencer, Head Sustainability Public Affairs Europe > Circulate Capital: April Hembree Crow, VP External Affairs and Investor Relations & Ellen Martin, Chief Impact Officer > Emerald Packaging Inc: Francisco Gamez, Director of Innovation > Gemini Corporation N.V.: Vikas Chhajer, Chief Sustainability and Strategy Officer > Grupo AJE: Armando Russi, VP Public Affairs > L'Oréal: Punjanit Leagnavar, Global Environment Director > Mars: Allison Lin 林宜蓁, Global VP, Packaging Sustainability > Nestlé: Jodie Roussell, Global Public Affairs Lead, Packaging & Sustainability > New ERA - New European Reuse Alliance: Ulysse Revat-Dontenwill, Public Affairs Coordinator - Circular economy > PepsiCo: Carolyn Panzarella, MS, MPH, Senior Manager, Global Environmental Policy > SAP: Stephen Jamieson, Global Head of Circular Economy Solutions > SC Johnson: Thank you for joining us H Fisk Johnson! > TerraCycle & Loop: Alexandra (Ali) Golden, Director Strategic Relationships > The Coca-Cola Company: Ben R. Jordan, Senior Director, Environmental Policy > TOMRA: Rognhaug Jacob, VP Public Affairs System Design > Unilever: Ed Shepherd, Senior Global Sustainability Manager - Circular Economy and thank you Hein Schumacher for joining us as well! > Walmart: Tom Smith, Director, Global Government Affairs and Business Diplomacy Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dapqnXKU #BusinessNeedsGlobalRules #PlasticsTreaty #INC4

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Senior Consultant, Policy and Public Affairs at Clear Strategy!

Next time I load the dishwasher, I’ll be thinking about agriculture innovation… This week, at the Future of Food conference hosted by FCC / FAC it felt like almost the entire value chain (or at least 750 of us) gathered to celebrate Canada's Agriculture Day. Incredible thought leaders (like Michèle Boudria, Vidya ShankarNarayan, and Murad Al-Katib, just to name a few) helped drive numerous important conversations forward, ranging from the role of industry collaboration to hacking agri-tech solutions. But three specific ideas resonated with me the most: 1) Reframing Innovation: We should view our sector’s approach to innovation differently. Innovation doesn't replace labour; rather, it fundamentally changes the time and labour required. Much like having a dishwasher in your kitchen doesn't mean you never handle dishes, but it sure makes the process easier.✨ 2) Scaling Opportunities: Canadian agriculture doesn't have a start-up problem; it has a scale-up problem. We have room to grow, address gaps, and significantly contribute to Canada's GDP while still becoming global leaders in sustainable agriculture. 3)Breaking Down Silos: We're still grappling with siloed approaches across the industry (pun intended). To prevent duplication of initiatives and efforts (think MRV systems or labour recruitment strategies), we must improve communication, pinpoint duplication, and prioritize the most realistic opportunities for success. To me, one thing is clear: For anyone, especially young people, looking for an industry to bet on, find value in, and grow alongside, Canadian agriculture is the answer. Happy Canada's Ag Day! Thank you to Canadian Food Innovation Network, FCC / FAC, Canadian Agri-Food Automation & Intelligence Network, Food and Beverage Canada - Aliments et boissons Canada and the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council (CAHRC) for hosting. #cdnagday #futureoffood

Leaving GLOBE Forum 2024 feeling inspired and grateful for the ability to (re)connect with so many leaders in the sustainability space! From scaling circular practices to bridging business and biodiversity, it was great to be immersed in these important conversations. Excited to continue digging into these topics with Clear Strategy. #globeforum #sustainability #climateaction 

CAA is honored to have been selected by CalRecycle as the Producer Responsibility Organization for the state’s Plastic Pollution Prevention and Packaging Producer Responsibility Act. We are committed to working with the state, producers and other stakeholders to build a successful Extended Producer Responsibility program for single-use packaging and plastic single-use food service ware to advance California’s goals of preventing plastic pollution and building a circular economy. Amazon The Coca-Cola Company Colgate-Palmolive The Clorox Company Ferrero General Mills Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. Kraft Heinz L'Oréal Mars Nestlé Niagara Bottling PepsiCo Procter & Gamble SC Johnson Target Unilever Walmart https://lnkd.in/dQNXdEaG