Webinar: Greenwashing
Brands are facing a reckoning.
Greenwashing is as pervasive now as it was pre-COVID. Sustainability marketing claims have spiked, but they don’t always mean action. Conscious consumerism is bringing a tsunami of accountability like never before.
How do brands navigate? How can consumers cut through the noise? And what really drives social and environmental impact in fashion and food?
Transparency, supplier partnerships and ESG innovation are just some of the solutions we explored in our NextGenChef Table Talk.
Our panel:
- Justine Reichman, Host | Founder, NextGenChef
- Sarah Parlow, Host | Founder, SPUNJ Sustainability
- Divya Demato, Guest-Host | CEO, GoodOps
- Fatima Anwar, Guest | CEO, Ethical and Sustainable Apparel Sourcing
- PC Chandra, Guest | Digital Fashion Expert and Advisor to Alante Capital.
Watch the full panel: HERE
White Paper: Food Systems
NextGenChef’s white paper, The State and Future of the Food System post-COVID-19, explores today’s most pressing questions.
COVID-19 has exposed the weak points in the U.S. food supply chain, raising fears of food shortage among consumers. The disruptions have drawn widespread attention to the problems that entrench the food industry, simultaneously urging the country to reflect on sustainable alternatives.
As consumers alter shopping behavior, suppliers run low on supply, and logistics buckle under pressure, brands who will emerge as winners will be the ones who lead with environmentally and socially responsible operations.
In this NextGenChef whitepaper, the team speaks with eight industry experts across the country, including senior supply chain consultants and CEOs who represent more than 180 organizations to uncover how COVID-19 has changed the food supply chain.
GoodOps’ CEO, Divya Demato, touches upon the importance of DTC food models and how the path to resiliency lies in supplier recovery.
Read on for exclusive industry insights here https://go.aws/2CdRJVU