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cosmetics summit
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A Virtua on, 16-19tth May
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Changing the face of the beauty industry by sustainable development
conference and workshop sessions Organized by:
• Session 1: Sustainability Update
• Session 2: Green Ingredients
• Session 3: Circular Beauty
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• Session 4: Marketing Insights
• Workshop: Sustainable Packaging Materials
including presentations from
Andrew Hebard, CEO, Nature’s Crop
International Supporting Organizations:
Kripa Varanasi, CEO, Liquiglide Technology
Svanika Balasubramanian, Co-Founder and
CEO, Repurpose Global
Media Partners:
Siera Torontow, Managing Director –
Healthcare & Consumer, Alva
And so much more….
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about the summit:
Circular beauty, green ingredients, and packaging materials are focal
themes of the North American edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics
Summit. The executive summit will be hosted on an online platform
on 16-19th May 2022.
How can cosmetic & personal care companies design products for
a circular economy? What changes in formulations and packaging reasons to
are necessary to make the transition? What new packaging materials
are emerging for circular systems? How can cosmetic companies attend the
innovate with green ingredients? Such questions will addressed in
this virtual edition. summit
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sustainability issues in the cosmetics & personal care industry. 1 of sustainability issues in the
beauty industry.
Organized by Ecovia Intelligence (formerly Organic Monitor), the aim
of the summit is to encourage sustainability in the beauty industry by earn how to create cosmetic
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bringing together key stake-holders and debate major industry issues 2 and personal care products for
in a high-level forum. a circular economy.
who should attend? 3
ompare and contrast the green
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material options for cosmetic
packaging.
The Sustainable Cosmetics Summit is devised for key stake-
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holders in the beauty industry that include: 4
products using green ingredients.
• Cosmetic brand owners • Industry organizations
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& manufacturers • Certification agencies 5
loops for circular systems.
• Chemical, raw material • Academics & researchers
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• Investors & financiers
• Retailers & distributors 6 how to source ingredients from
• Other stake-holders regenerative agriculture.
• Packaging companies
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Only the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit brings together senior 7 environmental social & corporate
executives from across the beauty industry to discuss sustainability governance in the beauty industry.
issues throughout the year.
earn how the upcycling trend
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opportunities.
iscuss the prospects for a
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9 standardized approach to impact
measurement & communication.
Assess the use of blockchain
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in raw material supply chains.
Learn how new technologies
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circular systems.
Expand your network by connecting
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sustainability in the beauty industry.
Program: Monday 16th May 2022 (EDT)
s e s s ion one : Sustainability Update
The summit begins with an update on sustainability issues in the cosmetics industry. The opening keynote speaker highlights
the importance of sustainability innovation. How can operators approach green issues with entrepreneurial zeal? The growing
importance of Environmental Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) is discussed, including ratings for cosmetic companies.
Details are given of a new initiative that is taking a science-based approach to measuring the environmental impact of cosmetic &
personal care products. Learn how there are plans to standardise impact measurement and communication. A leading cosmetics
firm gives some insights into how it has developed its sustainability strategy; how is it prioritising green issues? What are the
challenges when implementing a sustainability strategy?
To conclude, featured speakers will discuss the social aspects of sustainability. With social issues rising on the corporate agenda,
how can the cosmetics industry integrate them into their sustainability programs? What social issues are most pressing and why?
What social issues have become prominent during the pandemic? What is the way forward?
09:00 Frugal Innovation for Sustainability
Navi RADJOU, Strategist and Author, JUGAAD INNOVATION
09:25 Sustainability Update and Outlook
Amarjit SAHOTA, President and Founder, ECOVIA INTELLIGENCE
09:50 Developing Nature Capital
TBC, CAPITALS COALITION
10:15 Rise of Social Inclusion & Equity
TBC
10:40 Exhibitor Break
11:00 Environmental Social and Corporate Governance in Beauty Industry
Siera TORONTOW, Managing Director – Healthcare & Consumer, ALVA
11:30 Measuring and Communicating Impacts
TBC
12:00 Sustainability in Action
TBC, L’OCCITANE GROUP
12:30 Panel Discussion: Social Aspects of Sustainability
12:55 Closing Remarks from the Chair
13:00 End
Program: Tuesday 17th May 2022 (EDT)
s e s s ion t wo : Green Ingredients
This session gives details of new and emerging green ingredients for cosmetic & personal care applications. Regenerative agriculture
is gaining interest because of its sustainability merits; a case study is given of an operator that is producing specialty crops for the
cosmetics industry according to regenerative practices.
Closer scrutiny of ingredient supply chains is raising questions about social impacts. Details are given of a sourcing model for
African ingredients that factors in social inclusion and equity. Another speaker will discuss how food side streams are becoming
a rich source of cosmetic ingredients. The use of blockchain technology to provide transparency and traceability in raw material
supply chains is discussed. Other speakers will cover fragrances for sustainability, green chemicals, and product innovations.
As green materials come from diverse sources, there are questions about impacts. Featured speakers will discuss approaches to
measure impacts of green ingredients. What environmental issues are most important when measuring impacts? What about social,
health & economic impacts? How are such issues evolving during the pandemic?
09:00 Sourcing from Regenerative Agriculture
Andrew HEBARD, CEO, NATURE’S CROP INTERNATIONAL
09:25 Natural Ingredients for Social Inclusion
Chelsea HAYWARD, President, EYE TO EYE
09:50 Green Materials from Food Side Streams
TBC
10:15 Novel Green Personal Care Chemicals
TBC, DSM
10:40 Exhibitor Break
11:00 Fragrances for Sustainability
TBC
11:30 Blockchain for Ingredient Traceability
TBC
12:00 Innovating with Sustainable Ingredients
TBC, UPCIRCLE BEAUTY
12:30 Panel Discussion: Measuring Impacts of Green Ingredients
12:55 Closing Remarks from Chair
13:00 Open Networking Session
Ice-breaking session with summit attendees
13:30 End
Summit Testimonials:
Here is a selection of testimonials from the previous NA virtual edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit…
“Thank you again. I personally found it really valuable to hear the insights of the other panellists.” FairWild Foundation
“Thank you again so much for inviting me to the summit. It was great to be a part of it. The content was really valuable!”
Green Bee Botanicals
“Thank you again for your interest, support and the conference ideas and organisation.” Weleda
“Thank you very much! It was a great summit. I appreciate that I could be part of it” RAHN AG
Program: Wednesday 18th May 2022 (EDT)
s es s ion t h r e e : Circular Beauty
Although there is high interest in the circular economy, there is a need to discuss practical approaches. How can cosmetic and
personal care products be designed so material loops are closed? How can the beauty industry move to zero-waste systems?
What new technologies are helping make the transition? With a need to move away from plastics, what are the packaging
solutions? How can waste nutrients be upcycled? How can consumers be encouraged to help close material loops? Such
questions will be addressed in this session.
To begin, an update is given on the Cradle-To-Cradle design approach; learn how this innovative approach to product design
enables nutrients to enter continuous cycles. Subsequent speakers will give details of new technologies that help operators move
towards a circular economy. The session concludes with featured speakers discussing behavior change. It is argued that the
beauty industry needs to take steps to address consumer behavior if it is to implement circular systems. What can be done to
encourage consumers to buy and use personal care products responsibly? How can recycling and upcycling be encouraged?
How can consumers be encouraged to change their behavior for altruistic reasons?
09:00 Opening Keynote: Regenerative Approach to Product Design
TBC, MBDC
09:25 The Path to Zero Waste Systems
TBC, PROCTER & GAMBLE
09:50 Frictionless Technology for Personal Care Products
Kripa VARANASI, CEO, LIQUIGLIDE TECHNOLOGY
10:15 Upcycled Ingredients for Cosmetics
TBC
10:40 Exhibitor Break
11:00 Innovating with Carbon-Captured Molecules
Freya BURTON, Chief Sustainability Officer, LANZATECH
11:25 Packaging Materials for Circularity
TBC
11:50 Closing Packaging Loops
TBC
12:15 Consumer Insights & Trends on Circularity
James MORRIS, Director, GLOBESCAN
12:40 Panel Discussion: Changing Consumer Behavior for Sustainability
12:55 Closing Remarks from the Chair
13:00 Open Networking Session
Ice-breaking session with summit attendees
13:30 End
Program: Thursday 19th May 2022 (EDT)
s es s ion fo u r : Marketing Insights
Although sustainability is now an integral feature of the beauty industry, operators are grappling with marketing issues. Brands
struggle with sustainability & marketing communications, whilst consumers are inundated with green messaging. This session
gives an update on marketing trends and developments.
The keynote is from a pioneering sustainable brand: What is the way forward to develop a sustainable cosmetics industry? What
issues are gaining prominence during the pandemic? The latest market data is presented on clean beauty products, followed
by a discussion on artificial intelligence. What opportunities are provided by this new technology? Other speakers cover digital
marketing and retailing insights.
To conclude, the panel will discuss the thorny issues of marketing communications. What are some of the best ways to get the
green message across to consumers? How can marketing communications strengthen customer relationships? What is the way
forward in the digital age?
09:00 Opening Keynote: Future of Sustainable Cosmetics
TBC, AVEDA
09:25 Clean Beauty and Natural Personal Care Trends
Jeffrey CRUMPTON, Retail Reporting Solutions, SPINS
09:50 Clean Beauty at Retail
TBC
10:15 Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Cosmetics
TBC
10:40 Networking Break
11:00 The Path to Plastic-Neutral
Svanika BALASUBRAMANIAN, Co-Founder and CEO, REPURPOSE GLOBAL
11:25 Plant-Based Cosmetics and Veganism
TBC
11:50 Digital Marketing for Ethical Cosmetics
Jack CONSTANTINE, Chief Digital Officer, LUSH
12:15 Marketing Sustainable Cosmetics
TBC
12:40 Panel Discussion: Marketing Communications for Sustainability
12.55 Closing Remarks from the Chair
13:00 EndProgram: Monday 16th May 2022 (EDT)
Workshop: Sustainable Packaging Materials
(2:00– 5:00pm)
TBC, MATERIAL CONNEXION
Packaging is a pressing sustainability issue for cosmetic & personal care products. There is growing consumer opposition to single-
use plastic packaging, however brands struggle to move away from this ubiquitous material. This workshop gives details of the various
alternatives that cosmetic & personal care companies can consider to replace single-use plastic packaging. Guidance and practical advice
will be given on how operators can reduce their packaging impacts.
The major issues associated with packaging materials will be discussed, as well as recycling rates and disposal issues. Details will be
given on the life-cycle of product packaging, highlighting the differences between packaging materials. Using examples, the use of eco-
design approach to lower impacts will be discussed. Detailed information will be given on the growing number of green materials that can
be used in place of plastic packaging.
The workshop will address the following questions:
• What does sustainability mean with reference to packaging?
• Is there such a thing as sustainable packaging?
• What are the complexities when making green packaging decisions?
• What are the major benefits and issues with existing packaging materials?
• How can companies measure the environmental impact of their packaging?
• What is the role of eco-design in reducing packaging footprints?
• What are the applications of bioplastics in product packaging?
• How can recycled and reusable packaging systems be introduced?
• What are the options offered by upcycling?
• What green materials can be used in cosmetic & personal care packaging?
• What are the challenges and pitfalls when using these green materials?
• What success stories can be given of companies using green material?
• What is the future outlook for green materials in packaging?
This workshop is designed for cosmetic & personal care companies looking to reduce their packaging impacts, especially those
considering green alternatives to plastics.Conference Information about the organizer The Sustainable Cosmetics Summit is organized by Ecovia Intelligence (formerly Organic Monitor), a specialist research, consulting & training company that focuses on global ethical product industries. We have been encouraging sustainable development in our specialist industries for over 20 years. Since 2001, we have been tracking ethical & sustainable industries like organic foods, fair trade products, natural cosmetics, green home care products, sustainable packaging, etc. More information is available from www.ecoviaint.com Our business services include market research publications, business & technical consulting, seminars, workshops and summits. We now organize sustainability summits in the major geographic regions of the world: Europe, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, as well as in North America. More details are on www.sustainablecosmeticssummit.com/Namerica online platform This virtual edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit will be hosted on an interactive online platform. Customized for this event, the online platform will provide a forum for high-level discussions. The online platform will be set up so that sustainability seminars and debates take place in a dynamic and engaging way. We will have a virtual exhibition room and networking sessions so participants can connect with each other in real time. networking opportunities The online platform will be accessible one week before the summit, enabling participants to connect and chat with each other, as well as book meetings at their convenience. There are two exhibitor breaks in which participants are encouraged to visit the virtual booths of exhibitors and get inspiration for new ingredients / products / services. The open networking sessions at the end of days 2 and 3 are structured so that participants can join small break-out sessions to discuss key issues and possible solutions with each other. note Additional speakers are still to be confirmed. The organizer reserves the right to change the content and / or speakers of this program. The organizer reserves the right to cancel, defer or modify the event proceedings without prior notice. If you have registered and have not yet received confirmation, please contact Polyana Sartori at polyana@ecoviaint. com or +44 20 8567 0788.
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