Meet
Our collective Supplier Engagement effort
Three days of practical conversations between buyers and suppliers
20-22 October 2026
Virtual Summit
Many companies are asking suppliers for climate data & action.
Every supplier is receiving slightly different requests.
Procurement teams are under pressure to engage thousands of suppliers, while suppliers are trying to respond to dozens of customers at the same time.
The Scope 3 Value Exchange Summit has been designed to simplify that challenge.
Across three focused virtual days, we bring together buyers and suppliers to create clearer signals, share practical tools and enable better commercial conversations around decarbonisation.
Whether you're just getting started, looking for sector-specific guidance or wanting dedicated conversations with your own customers and suppliers, there's a day built for you
Why we’re doing this
One of the biggest barriers to supplier decarbonisation isn’t ambition, it’s inconsistency.
Suppliers receive different requests from every customer, buyers repeatedly answer the same questions, and everyone spends time reinventing approaches that already exist elsewhere.
The Scope 3 Value Exchange Summit is designed to reduce that friction by creating more consistent guidance, stronger collaboration and more direct conversations between buyers and suppliers.
The result is less confusion, faster action and better commercial outcomes for everyone involved.
What to expect
Three days. Three different experiences
Day 1
Getting started on customer expectations
20 October 2026
Helping suppliers understand what the majority of large customers actually expect.
This day is designed for suppliers that are earlier in their decarbonisation journey or have limited internal resources.
Attendees will receive practical guidance, proven tools and consistent advice drawn from what more than 80% of Scope 3 Peer Group members already ask of suppliers.
Suppliers will learn
What most large organisations actually expect from suppliers
How to prioritise your first actions
Practical tools and templates that reduce unnecessary work
Best practice that can be applied immediately
Guidance tailored to different levels of supplier maturity
Full agenda
12.45-13.00
13.00-13.30
13.30-13.40
Session
Doors open – Airmeet lounge and expo open
Customer Voice Panel: ‘Why Decarbonization Is Now a Commercial Conversation’
How today works – intro to Learn/Do and choosing your path
Format
Networking
Main stage
Main stage
Notes
Informal start, expo booths live
Video welcome from Oliver Hurrey, Founder, Scope 3 Peer Group
Matthew Everett, CPO, Regeneron
Chris Low, Head of Sustainable Procurement, Haleon
Matteo Stefani, CPO, Straumann
Nicole Anderson Brodin, Sustainable Procurement Manager, Essity & Board Member, Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Council
Tracey Horrocks, Director - Global Category Leader for Travel, Expense, Meetings & Fleet, GE Healthcare
Caitlyn Lewis, Founder, Collabria and the event host
13:40-14:25 Round 1 – Measure & Disclose (90-95% of customers ask their suppliers to do this)
Stream 1
Stream 2
General networking
14.25-14.35
GHG emissions 101: Scope 1, 2 & 3 explained simply
Action Clinic – Your options for getting started: Free tools, consultants or in-house
Peer-to-Peer networking & solutions
Break
Learn
Do
Explore
Expo
Starts from the absolute basics – if all you have is a utility bill, this is where to begin. Covers Scope 1, 2 and 3 together, moving from spend-based to activity-based data. Universal – relevant to every supplier.
Using the content shared in some of the leading supplier capability-building programs
Amaresh Pradhan, General Manager, Sustainable Procurement, Schneider Electric
Honest guidance on what each route actually costs and takes – from free tools such as the SME Climate Hub to a consultant engagement to building capability in-house.
Led by SME Climate Hub & Equipoise
Pamela Jouven, Director, SME Climate Hub
Daniel Altman, SME Climate Hub
Luke Abbott, Founder & CEO, Equipoise
For those that are beyond the basics, we are supporting you to network with your Peers and explore a range of solutions that can help you
14.35-15.20 Round 2 – Set Your Target & Take Action
(75-85% ask a target; 65-80% ask for energy action; 60-75% ask for standardised reporting)
Stream 1
Stream 2
General networking
15.20-15.30
Your first climate commitment: Target-setting made simple
Building the business case internally for action
Peer-to-Peer networking & solutions
Break
Learn
Do
Explore
Expo
Universal – the basics of setting a credible reduction target.
Led by Sustainable Solutions Corp & SBTi
Tad Radzinski, President, Sustainable Solutions Corporation
Olivia Beaver, MES Coordinator, Drug Plastics
Maria Rojas, EU Engagement Manager, SBTi
Customer signals are often among the clearest indicators of future business risk and opportunity. The question is not only what actions are possible, but how to engage leadership and build a compelling business case for action when immediate priorities are often focused on near-term performance and operational demands.
Emily Williams, Vice President, Sustainability & Clean Energy, Trio
For those that have targets and are taking action, we are supporting you to network with your Peers and explore a range of solutions that can help you
15:30-16:15 Round 3 – Go Deeper: Roadmaps & Product Data (50–65% ask for a roadmap; 30–45% ask for product-level carbon data)
Stream 1
Stream 2
General networking
Building a roadmap that sticks (and the governance to make it happen)
From supplier-specific data to your first Product Carbon Footprint (PCF)
Peer-to-Peer networking & solutions
Do
Do
Explore
Universal – turning data and targets into a credible action plan, backed by the internal governance and leadership buy-in that makes it stick.
Jo Hand, Founder, Giki
James Hand, Founder, Giki
Start with supplier-specific emissions data (physical & financial metrics) – a PCF is the destination, not the starting point. Most relevant if you make or process physical goods.
Led by PACT and CO2AI
For those that don’t need PCF or roadmap support, we are supporting you to network with your Peers and explore a range of solutions that can help you
16.15-16.45
16.45-17.30
Customers & Suppliers: ‘Your Next 90 Days’
Networking
Main stage
Recap, commitments, what’s next — plus Supplier Spotlights: short, Peer-nominated supplier success stories.
Alissa Matthies Tamasi, Senior Mgr Supplier Decarbonization, Medtronic
Merrill Steketee, Supply Chain Transparency Manager, ECOS
Michael Rockwell, Sustainability Project Manager, Hamilton Company
Alyssa Caddle, Senior Director Sustainability, Thermo Fisher
For those that want to meet and connect with Peers, we’ll provide time and space to network
Day 2
Getting Customer-Specific - Private Sessions
21 October 2026
Private conversations between buyers and their own supplier communities.
This day moves beyond generic guidance and into direct engagement.
Customers will host dedicated virtual sessions with their own suppliers, while suppliers have the opportunity to hear directly from multiple customers about their priorities, expectations and future plans.
Sessions led by these customers:
Essity
Medtronic
Boston Scientific
Roca Group
Abbott
The aim is simple: fewer assumptions, clearer expectations and stronger supplier relationships.
Day 3
Getting Industry-Specific - Pharma and MedTech
22 October 2026
Together with the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative and the MedTech industry
Sector-specific conversations for suppliers who need advice that reflects their own markets.
No two industries face exactly the same challenges. This day brings together customers, suppliers and industry initiatives to focus on the issues that matter most within each sector.
With such significant engagement in the Peer Group across healthcare buyers (such as the NHS); the pharmaceutical industry and their suppliers (thanks to our collaboration with the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative); and the medtech industry - we will be focusing this day on their related challenges and decarbonization opportunities.
You will gain
Guidance from industry leaders
Practical tools developed for your sector
Collaboration with existing industry initiatives
Customer insight into sector-specific expectations
A stronger voice for suppliers within each category
Full agenda
12.45-13.00
13.00-13.15
Doors open
Welcome and introduction
Networking
Private breakout
PSCI and other initiatives Scope 3 Peer Group co-branding
PSCI overview, progress since the 2025 Summit, and what to expect today.
Oliver Hurrey, Scope 3 Peer Group
Anne-Laure Demarcy, PSCI (welcoming remarks)
Bridget Ferrari, Takeda & Devin Carsdale, BMS summarising the sessions
13:15-14:15 PCFs in Pharma
13:15-13:45
13.45-14.15
14.15-14.25
Panel: The Business Case for PCFs in Pharma
What we’ve learned in the last 12 months and where the industry is converging
Break
Discuss
Learn
Expo open
Explore why product carbon footprint (PCF) data is becoming essential across the pharmaceutical industry, driven by patient organization expectations and collective net-zero commitments.
Learn what PSCI members need from suppliers and how transparent, reliable PCF data can strengthen sustainability performance, support customer expectations, and create a competitive commercial advantage
Moderator: Bridget Ferrari, Director of Supplier Sustainability, Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Jose-Francisco Vallejo, Global Head of Environment & Environmental Sustainability, Sanofi
How the industry is approaching scalable and interoperable PCF exchange.
Practical next steps members and suppliers can take.
Aaron Flores-Figueroa, Director Sustainability, Fresenius Kabi
Ana Rafael, Director of Sustainable Procurement, AstraZeneca
Nicolas Schweigert, Procurement - Sustainability & Risk Management, Bayer
14:25–16:10 Sustainable Innovation in Pharma
14.25-14.55
14.5-16.10
Panel: The case for sustainable innovation in pharma
PSCI innovation session
Discuss
Do
The Case for Sustainable Innovation in Pharma: Explore how innovation is accelerating the pharmaceutical industry's Net Zero and delivering real-world impact.
Discuss key challenges and how collective action can accelerate our progress.
Moderator: Devin Carsdale, Director of Responsible Sourcing, Bristol Myers Squibb
Christopher Famolare, Director, Sustainable Operations, MilliporeSigma
Gemma Baker, Managing Director, Accenture Sustainability Services
Review the research the lays the foundation of where the common gaps exist in the pharmaceutical industry to deliver on the Net Zero agenda.
Introduce the case for how PSCI is facilitating collaboration to drive innovation those ‘hard to abate’ areas.
Offer next steps in how suppliers and partners can join the Innovation Hub.
Diana Killan, Senior Portfolio & Resource Manager, Roche
+ Innovation Team
14:25–16:10 MedTech Stream (runs in parallel)
14.25-15.00
15.00-15.30
15.30-16.10
16.10-16.25
16.25-17.30
The needs and goals for decarbonization in this value chain from a MedTech company
Exploring the key decarbonization challenges & ambitions for the medical technology value chain
The MedTech Supplier Perspective
Wrap up and call to action
Networking
Yanina Barrera, Global Director, Sustainability & Decarbonization, Medtronic
Jennifer Curley, VP - Sourcing Center of Excellence, GE HealthCare
Glynn Roberts, Global Corporate Sustainability Advisory Practice Director, SLR Consulting & MTEG
How MedTech suppliers are making progress and what some of the key challenges are
Glenn Svedberg, VP Technology & Sustainability, Nolato
Erik Wall, EMEA Sustainability Operations Leader, Cytiva
Emilia Dębowska, Head of Sustainability, Rosti Group
What we heard and why it matters; what 2027 looks like and how to stay involved in the coming months.
Oliver Hurrey, Founder, Scope 3 Peer Group
Devin Carsdale, Director of Responsible Sourcing, Bristol Myers Squibb
Bridget Ferrari, Director of Supplier Sustainability, Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Hadrien Dellicour, External Manufacturing Sustainability Lead, UCB
James Lee, Sustainable Procurement Director, Regeneron
Who should be there
Buyers
If you’re responsible for procurement, supplier engagement, Scope 3 emissions or sustainability, the Summit provides a scalable way to communicate expectations, answer supplier questions and accelerate supplier action.
Suppliers
Whether you're responding to one customer or one hundred, the Summit provides practical guidance on what customers are asking for, what good looks like and where to focus your efforts first.
Be in the conversation
Join buyers, suppliers and industry leaders for three days focused on making supplier decarbonisation clearer, simpler and more commercially valuable.
20–22 October 2026