The NTU Sustainability in Enterprise team co-present this climate action event alongside Stapleford Town Council
The NTU Sustainability in Enterprise team co-present this climate action event alongside Stapleford Town Council
Programme
5pm – 6pm, Wednesday 8 September, 2021
In this workshop, find out about practical steps your business can take to reduce carbon emissions for your premises, processes and product design. Hear about ways NTU can support your business in this activity with access to expertise and grants. In particular, this forum invites businesses based in Stapleford to work together with NTU towards net carbon zero.
Helen Taylor MBA – Nottingham Business School
Helen Taylor is Sustainability in Enterprise Projects Coordinator at NTU and an independent sustainability consultant. Through her consultancy, Helen has for many years helped SMEs to achieve efficiency, innovate, increase competitive advantage and improve their bottom line by operating responsibly and creating environmental and social value. At NTU, Helen coordinates student carbon consultancy projects and has delivered carbon literacy workshops and webinars to business, as well as developing Circular Economy and Sustainability SME toolkits.
Kate Ling – Sustainability in Enterprise Project Manager, Nottingham Trent University
State Aid
This event is delivered by the Sustainability in Enterprise programme. The Sustainability in Enterprise programme is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). ERDF helps local areas to stimulate their economic development by investing in projects which will support innovation, businesses, create jobs and local community regenerations.
Programme
5pm – 6pm, Wednesday 8 September, 2021
Carnegie Civic Centre, Stapleford
Warren Avenue
Stapleford
NG9 8EY
Booking information
To join this face-to-face session, please click ‘Reserve your place’ and then “Download this event to your calendar”.
We look forward to seeing you on the day
Joining the event
For more information about this event, please contact:
Richard Barber
Marketing Executive, Knowledge Exchange NTU