Salisbury to welcome business event

A single-day event will be held in Salisbury to introduce local businesspeople to the circular economy.

Business professionals from Salisbury South and other suburbs will be soon able to learn about how companies can create new markets and save money through designing out waste. The event, entitled “The Business Opportunities in the Circular Economy Forum”, is aimed at managers and decision makers working in a variety of fields, such as procurement, innovation, sustainability, operations recycling and waste.

Business owners and entrepreneurs alike attending forums and conferences can benefit from equipping themselves with professional Business Cards to exchange while networking to boost their circle of contacts.

The circular economy represents a $210 billion opportunity for businesses in Australia and can help companies to future-proof the operations they run and reduce spending on energy, waste and water, while effectively reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The forum will gather experts from business and government to inform attendees on how to advance the way they operate by becoming more circular.

Guest speakers booked for the event will include Professor Ian Overton, the Chief Executive at Green Industries South Australia, Barossa Fine Foods Managing Director Franz Knoll and Jodie Bricout, the Circular Economy Manager for Lifecycles.

The Business Opportunities in the Circular Economy Forum will take place at the Salisbury Community Hub Library, located at 34 Church Street in Salisbury, on Thursday, July 28 from 4 pm onwards.
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