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🌍 Yesterday at MIND Milano District, Diego Andreis, our Managing Director and President of the World Manufacturing Foundation, opened the annual WMF event with a powerful message on the future of manufacturing. He emphasized the radical changes the industry will face by 2030, driven by geopolitical shifts, economic pressures, social dynamics, technological challenges and environmental regulations. To navigate these complex challenges, understanding context, setting priorities right and investing and scaling effectively will be crucial. Strategic partnerships are fundamentals to do so. No company or country can tackle these shifts alone. At Fluid-o-Tech, we’re proud to lead innovation and drive the future of advanced manufacturing, while fostering collaboration for a sustainable and inclusive future. #PowerTheFuture #WorldManufacturingForum #Industry2030 #AdvancedManufacturing #Innovation #GlobalPartnerships #FutureOfIndustry 

Industrial agility, product innovation, CSR acceleration, artificial intelligence and local production. Read François Tassart's first interview as CEO of Albéa Group in Formes de Luxe: https://lnkd.in/g5PgKsug. What are your key priorities for the group? Firstly, the acceleration of Albéa’s CSR roadmap. We’ll meet our commitments for 2025 (Ellen MacArthur, CDP, EcoVadis…) and we’re currently building our targets for 2030. [...] The second priority is about increasing our agility in the context of a highly volatile market as our clients are looking for agile suppliers that can greatly reduce product development lead times. How would you sum up your vision for Albéa in the years to come? I’m not here to push Albéa’s name into the limelight. What is important is that we understand that every one of our clients is unique and has its very own DNA. Our job is to us to understand that identity and integrate it into our offer! Read the complete interview by Alissa Demorest on Formes de Luxe.

Another financial year is over and together with my colleagues on the Executive Board, we presented the latest figures today at a press conference via livestream. I am pleased to report that the Vorwerk Group's sales are growing steadily despite the economic circumstances and challenges and that we have once again achieved record sales in our core business. It is important for me to emphasize that we are not resting on our laurels. Innovation is a fundamental part of our business model and we want to continue to inspire our advisors and customers in the future. So we continue to focus on this in the future: ➡ Innovation: A product is never finished and never stands still, which is why we will continue to invest heavily in the future, especially in software development, AI and digitalization. ➡Production: Wuppertal remains our most important production site, but we are also investing in the expansion of our Thermomix production facility in France. ➡Sustainability: We have already reduced our own CO2 emissions by 55% since 2016. We offset emissions that cannot yet be avoided with the help of climate protection projects. These points are important if we want to remain successful in the future.

🚀 Unveiling the Future: Join us at Esthetics Solutions as we set sail towards a future of innovation, partnership, and transformative impact. 🌟 At the core of our goals! Embark on a journey where goals guide stars, leading us to a future filled with brilliance and success. 🌐✨ #EstheticsSolutions #Innovation #Partnership #Transformation

Delving into the latest innovations in sustainable digital transformation showcased at HANNOVER MESSE with the FABRITY crew. 🍃 In today's business, the paths to digitalization and sustainability are fundamentally linked. What are your thoughts on the trends and discussions at this year's event? #hannovermesse #messe #sustainability #digitaltransformation

It was a frightful, but very insightful afternoon at PLASA's Forum focused on driving sustainability and carbon reduction in the events and entertainment industries. At TAZAAR we are delighted to witness sustainability and net zero high on the industry's agenda. Plasa is leading in unifying industry players to influence and inspire a regenerative entertainment industry. It was a pleasure listening to and meeting industry sustainability leaders: Mark Stevenson on global trends and innovation, how the landscape of society is going to change due to climate change, and business necessity to reduce carbon. Phoebe Currie on SLX's sustainability strategy and advice on encouraging businesses to look at their carbon baseline before setting out a net zero strategy. Tom Harper on Unusual Rigging circular economy initiatives and business operations to reuse and re-service rigging equipment for stage shows, ultimately cutting carbon and costs of staging live shows. Mark Vignaux from the Carbon Disclosure Project on how their platform centralises and makes ESG reporting seamless across several sustainability certifications and Eman Martin-Vignerte from Bosch and @cbi on business necessity to work towards net zero to survive in the next 5 years and the range of circular economy and carbon reduction projects Bosch have trialled and implemented in the past few years. In the UK, Net Zero is being driven by EU regulations and UK businesses cannot afford to wait until these regulations come to us, manufacturers selling into and via the EU need to act now. TAZAAR is enabling UK and European audio and lighting manufacturers to comply with upcoming EU Digital Product Passport regulations and Scope 3 with out digital service logbooks. Our key value focuses on making sure there is a commercial benefit to manufacturers and their customers, working closely with our early adopters in the audio industry, and automating EU Digital Product Passport compliance ahead of 2027. Lisa S. Ashley Smith Matthew Turner Harji G. #sustainability #carbonreduction #digitallogbooks #assetid #circulareconomy #environment #events #audio

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Continuing my journey to advance the circular economy, I’m sharing the latter four steps of our "8 to be Great" approach that I have shared as part of the Panasonic Industry Europe's "Sustainability Talks 2023". The 8 step approach allows Electronics companies to establish closed loops and to capture the opportunities that the circular economy provides. These principles are not just theoretical ideas; they are embodied in our daily work at sust.biz and in collaboration with global partners. 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝘂𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝟭: 5. Extend Product Lifetime through Usership 6. Enable Recovery, Refurbishment, and Material Harvesting 7. Create Circular Materials Markets 8. Become a Collaboration Champion The role of collaboration, step eight, is especially crucial. It’s through partnerships that we can create the systemic changes needed for a sustainable future. Engaging with peers, sharing knowledge, and driving action are all part of being a collaboration champion. For a comprehensive understanding and my perspective on how we're putting these steps into practice, I invite you to view the full interview. It's more than just a conversation; it's a call to action for businesses, innovators, and thought leaders. Join us in this important discussion and be a part of the movement. The complete interview is available now at www.sust.biz. Raffaella Ponticello Franziska Dollinger Isha Phaltane Teva Laou-Hap Panasonic Industry Europe Circular Munich Ramona Liberoff Niclas-Alexander Mauss Andrea Schneller Avanti Dhobale Armando García Schmidt Christine Nikander Hans Ehm Julian Haslberger Malte Kohring Prof. Dr. Rene Schmidpeter Barbara Klein #CircularEconomy #Collaboration #SustainableBusiness #Innovation #sustbiz #svcm #SustainableBusiness #CircularElectronics #SustainableElectronics