Best Practices to Reducing Emissions for a Sustainable Industrial Environment - AmCham Vietnam

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Event Description

AmCham’s ESG and Manufacturing Committees invites you to join a panel discussion on reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the industrial sector. The discussion will be followed by a networking reception for all participants.

We’ve put together a panel of experienced speakers at the forefront of decarbonization and other environmental sustainability topics. Through a moderated discussion, panelists will explore: 1) the current regulatory framework around carbon accounting and greenhouse gas emissions. 2) their experience on sustainability goal setting, best practices in facility management, and streamlining ESG data to drive continuous improvement in decarbonization and greenhouse gas management.

Join us for a discussion and networking opportunities with the chance to learn from experts and connect with industry professionals.

Target audience: AmCham member companies and wider international and Vietnamese business community

AGENDA

4:00 PM	Registration & Refreshment
4:15 PM	Welcome remarks
4:20 PM	Introduction by Van Ly, Co-Chair, ESG Committee
4:25 PM	Presentation: Roadmap to NetZero 2050 in Manufacturing Speaker: Pham Hoai Trung, Head of the Net to Zero 2050 Advocacy Committee
4:45 PM	Panel: “Decarbonizing Policies, Implementation and Road to Continuous Improvement in Manufacturing/Industrial Sector in Vietnam” Moderated by Giang Vu, Government and Public Affairs, Nike Keith Schulz, Chief Sustainability Officer, Vilube/Motul Guillaume Gimonet, Head of Technical Services, Aden Group Federico Fontolan, Head of Business Development, CRIF ASIA Pham Hoai Trung, Head of the Net to Zero 2050 Advocacy Committee
5:45 PM	End of panel discussion and virtual participation; In-person networking event begins.
7:00 PM	Event ends

COST

SPEAKERS & PANELISTS

Pham Hoai Trung

GHG Management and Sustainable Development Consultant, Azibai

Trung is an experienced advisor and consultant in sustainable development, implementing digital economy transformation models, circular economy, greenhouse gas management, ioT technology data collection and analysis, and is the founder of the business social network Azibai.

Federico Fontolan

Head of Business Development, CRIF ASIA

Federico is Head of Business Development for CRIF in Asia, supporting financial and non-financial institutions to effectively implement their digitalization and sustainability strategies through data, analytics and dedicated solutions. In this role, he coordinates the regional efforts to promote the use of CRIF ESG data collection platform, with the objective to make ESG evaluations accessible and easy for all companies and for SMEs especially.

Guillaume Gimonet

Head of Technical Asset Management, Aden Group

Guillaume Gimonet, Head of Technical Asset Management for Aden Group has over 15 years of experience in improving asset performance and facility management across Asia.

Keith Schulz

Chief Sustainability Officer & Chief Industrial Officer, Motul Asia Pacific

AmCham ESG Committee HCMC Vice-Chair

Chief Sustainability Officer & Chief Industrial Officer, Motul Asia Pacific and AmCham ESG Committee HCMC Vice-Chair

Keith serves as Chief Sustainability and Chief Industrial Officer for Motul Asia Pacific, a global manufacturer of automotive and industrial lubricants. He has held several roles for the group and is based in HCM City and oversees operations in 12 regional markets. He is a founding member of the ESG Committee and has served as Co-Chair previously.

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