The management systems community
30th Jul 2008
This episode is an interview with Neil Griffiths, Director of Health, Safety and Environmental at TNT express. LRQA recently certified TNT’s environmental management system to the ISO 14001 standard.
15th Jul 2008
In an enlightening session, VP of Corporate Responsibility for Cone LLC, Liz Gorman and Starbucks Communications Program Manager, Amy Anderson, (pictured) shared some of their best practices in preparing a winning CSR report.
3rd Jul 2008
This special edition podcast was recorded at the launch of a new report on carbon labelling, Check-out Carbon.
26th Jun 2008
In this episode, you will hear Richard talk about four case studies. Each of them are about global brands that have added value to their brand through an innovative approach to supply chain management.
17th Jun 2008
Professor Richard Wilding of Cranfield University introduces the second in a series of Supply Chain video podcasts on BusinessAssurance.com. This episode in the series talks about the importance of assurance and management systems in minimising risk across your supply chain.
9th Jun 2008
This podcast is episode two of a three part series. The series is made up of interviews with Professor Richard Wilding from Cranfield University, one of Europe’s top supply chain management experts.
19th May 2008
David Cameron talks to pupils at Stonesfield Primary School about their views on climate change.
For more about the podcast, read Alex Briggs’ blog post, or download the transcript above.
13th May 2008
Professor Richard Wilding of Cranfield University talks about the definition of the supply chain, ‘cradle to grave’ thinking and the global nature of today’s supply chains.
8th May 2008
This Supply Chain podcast is episode one of a three part series. The series is made up of interviews with Professor Richard Wilding from Cranfield University, one of Europe’s top supply chain management experts.
20th Mar 2008
In this episode we talk to the Vice-President of Ryerson, Master and Associates, (RMA), about the California Climate Action Registry (CCAR), a non-profit public/private partnership headquartered in Los Angeles that serves as a voluntary greenhouse gas registry to protect, encourage, and promote early actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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