Ipswich: UCS students to shine spotlight on sustainability
STUDENTS at University Campus Suffolk are aiming to highlight new business opportunities related to the sustainability agenda.
The students, from the UCS School of Business, Leadership and Enterprise, are staging a breakfast-time conference and networking event later this month featuring a number of top speakers from around the region.
Besides updating delegates on business opportunities, the event will also focus on cost savings which firms can achieve through a more sustainable approach to business.
Speakers will include Chris Tuppen, senior partner at Advancing Sustainability, Iain Dunnett, low carbon development manager for Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, and Mike Saks, provost and chief executive at UCS.
There will also be a professionally-facilitated “Open Space” discussion, with the views of local businesses being fed into the New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership’s Green Economy Pathfinder project.
This will be establishing a strategy for “greening” the economy, regionally and nationally.
The conference, which is supported by Trinity Park Events, White Space Design, Archant, Suffolk Chamber of Commerce, the Haven Gateway Partnership and business coach Greta Irving, is at Trinity Park, Ipswich, on Friday, March 30, from 8am to 10.30am, with breakfast from 7.30am,
Most Read
- 1 Driver blamed Amazon training for 13 speeding offences in Suffolk
- 2 Former Blue McGoldrick linked with League One move
- 3 Three Suffolk beaches named among 'most beautiful' in UK by Sunday Times
- 4 Ice cream kiosk at Suffolk beauty spot destroyed in arson
- 5 'We put some good things together' - McKenna pleased after Town's Arsenal friendly
- 6 Suffolk's first blue badge prosecution for Haverhill woman
- 7 Seven Suffolk villages that have received national recognition
- 8 Mystery surrounds container ships at anchor off Suffolk coast
- 9 Suffolk mum believes note proves son's spinal cord was removed
- 10 Revealed: The most isolated villages in Suffolk
To book, visit www.eventelephant.com/sustainability takecontrol.
For further details, call Steve Marsden on 01473 338499 or email sustainability@ ucs.ac.uk .