ICC UK Sustainability Conference

June 10, 2025

08:30 – 18:30 GMT

EY, 25 Churchill Pl, London E14 5EY

Sustainable Global Supply Chains: Turning Ambition into Action Business Leadership for a Net-Zero Future

Climate change is no longer a future threat—it’s a present crisis. In 2024, global temperatures exceeded pre-industrial levels by 1.6°C, underscoring the urgent need for climate action. While many organizations are cutting direct emissions, indirect emissions—especially from global supply chains, which account for up to 80% of carbon output—remain largely unaddressed.

To meet net-zero targets and limit warming to 1.5°C, businesses must lead in reducing Scope 3 emissions by supporting sustainable practices across their supply chains. Collaboration is key to driving meaningful change.

This conference will bring together business leaders, policymakers, investors, and sustainability experts to:

• Understand the Scope 3 landscape and the latest methodologies for managing emissions.
• Explore innovative solutions in technology, finance, and policy to drive sustainability.
• Address human rights and social equity in global supply chains.
• Mobilise finance through carbon markets, sustainable investments, and green finance mechanisms.
• Shape the future of policy by engaging with international regulators and trade institutions.

Discussions will shape ICC United Kingdom policy agenda and the business input into key policy forums at the UN, WTO and G20.

Featured Speakers

• Alexandre Brasil da Silva – Minister-Counsellor, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of Brazil to the UK
• Jennifer Jordan-Saifi – CEO, Sustainable Markets Initiative
• Mark Johnston – Founder & Director, UK Business & Biodiversity Forum
• Jonathan Dunn – Head of Climate, Anglo American
• Rachel Solomon Williams – Executive Director, Aldersgate Group
• Gabrielle Ginér – Head of Environmental Sustainability, BT
• N L N Swaroop – Global Product Head – Sustainability, Innovation, Asset Distribution, FIs & Capital Management, Global Trade Solutions, HSBC
• Robert Catherall – Transport and Public Policy Principal Economist, Oxera Consulting LLP
• Tom d’Ardenne – Counsel, Climate and Regulatory Law Group and the International Trade Group, A&P Shearman
• Chris Southworth – Secretary General, ICC United Kingdom