Our upcoming meetings
Note: Participation in the Nature & Biodiversity Peer Group is only for those working on setting and achieving nature and biodiversity targets in their organisations.
In-Person
Nature & Biodiversity Strategy Day & Workshops
7 - 8 May 2025 @ County Hall, London
Join 72 of your peers for our in-person Strategy Day & Workshops and ensure your plan for 2025-2026 is the best it can be
The agenda is built collaboratively by the Nature & Biodiversity Peer Group, using those who have made the most progress on the business challenge in the last 12 months and enabling everyone to be able to share or learn
Download the Strategy Days Summary to share internally with colleagues
Those Peers already committed to sharing their progress & plans include:
Tom Newbigging, Director, Nature, Procurement Sustainability, GSK
Dr Krista McGuire, Sustainability Manager, Pfizer
Hannah Bell, Senior Procurement Sustainability Manager, Haleon
Sylvain Cuperlier, Sustainable Supply Director, Reckitt
Marie Morgan Grebent, Biodiversity Lead, Decathlon
Xinqing Lu, Circular Economy & Biodiversity Manager, Volvo Cars
Michaela Neto, Senior Manager - Climate & Nature, Burberry
Stephanie Paquin Jaloux, Nature Director, Schneider Electric
Anna Richardson, Global Head of Supply Chain Sustainability and Diversity, HSBC
Yi Shi, Client Portfolio Manager & Engagement Specialist, Pictet Asset Management
Julie Moorad, Nature Positive Strategy Lead, Salesforce
Josianne Bonneau, Manager, Nature Programs, Freeport-McMoRan
Jared Boow, Senior Manager Sustainability, UPM Pulp
Kevin Duckley, Chief Sustainability Officer, HH Global
Charlie Dixon, Engagement Lead, TNFD
The aim is to ensure each Peer Group member walks away with their own template strategy for making faster and more confident progress in 2025 - whether you're more advanced or right at the start of your journey
The purpose is to help all those tasked with protecting & restoring nature and biodiversity to be matched with those that share the same geographical & commodity priorities; understand what best-practice action looks like across a range of challenges; and get the advice, tools & templates direct from your peers that have made the most progress, so far
The approach will be to:
Support members to identify the peers, across sectors, that share the same geographical and commodity concerns - and collaborate to improve & scale action
Work together with peers who are at a similar stage; working with similar suppliers & initiatives; and sharing real-world plans and tactics
Detail out the approaches taken by those peers slightly ahead; and understand the hard lessons learned, as well as what made them successful
Be sent the actual templates of processes and engagement used by your peers internally; and/or with suppliers. Helping you to literally copy-and-paste what works and support more standardised methods.
Attendance is prioritised for those peers working on nature & biodiversity in their organisations and only a very small selection (maximum 10% of the audience) of trusted solution providers will be invited to attend
Especially for those travelling - there will be networking drinks, dinners & support to connect attendees for side-meetings between 6 - 9 May
Contact OIiver Hurrey (ohurrey@getgalvanised.com) if you have any questions or need help or advice before booking. Thanks!
Virtual
Peer Group Meeting
26 March @ 14:00 - 16:00 UK / 8:00 - 10:00 ET
Join us for the first Peer Group meeting of 2025, where we intend to delve into the key questions submitted by the Peers about their nature progress, projects and strategy.
You'll be networking with your peers to discuss the key challenges & questions you want to ask - before putting them to an expert panel. Making sure you get the chance to get the thoughts of your peers as well as what you really want to know getting covered.
We’ll also continue with our Clustering program - which organises the Peers into smaller groups of shared geographies, commodities and projects.
In particular: Metals & Mining; Pulp & Paper; India & Pakistan; UK & Europe; as well as any other regions, water basins or materials/ingredients you source that you’d like to collaborate on.
