- Sustainability and supply chain execs at leading brands
- Investors, insurers, lenders and key financial institutions
- Policy makers, NGOs and civil society
- Manufacturers and supply chain partners
- Consultancies, research labs and technology providers
Climate Resilience Innovation Forum
A strategy for climate competitiveness
2nd - 3rd December 2026
New York City, USA
How supply chain decarbonization can build resilience, mitigate risk and create long-term business value
Climate risk is now business risk. As supply chain disruption and energy volatility intensify, this conference will explore how companies can turn resilience, adaptation and decarbonization into drivers of competitiveness, operational stability and long-term growth.
Off-the-record
Full value-chain perspectives
No waffle, jargon or scripts
Practical problem solving
60+
speakers
200+
attendees
30+
practical sessions
Speakers
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Hervé Duteil
BNP Paribas
Chief Sustainability Officer, Americas
Sophie Beckham
International Paper
Chief Sustainability Officer
Vance Merolla
Colgate-Palmolive
Senior Vice President & Fellow, Global Sustainability
Terryn Lawrence
Rabobank
EVP & Chief Sustainability Officer
Xavier Roussel
Dole Food Company
Chief Marketing and Sustainability Officer
Mitsuko Wong
Ralph Lauren
Senior Director Sustainability Lead - Impact
Christopher Cooke
The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.
Director, Climate Action
Maureen Kline
Pirelli Tire North America
Vice President, Public Affairs & Sustainability
Agenda highlights
View the agenda- A strategy for climate competitiveness: Reframing Scope 3 as a driver of risk mitigation, resilience and commercial advantage
- From risk to resilience: How are companies embedding climate adaptation into wider business strategy?
- Market volatility and security of supply: How leading brands are adapting sourcing strategies to stay competitive
- Climate risk modelling and scenario analysis: How business can plan for climate impact and supply shocks
- Catalyzing clean energy investment: How effective partnerships are driving capacity, resilience and ROI
- Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act: How mandatory disclosure is driving climate action from California to New York
- Financing adaptation and resilience: The role of public-private finance and blended capital
- Unlikely allies: How finance can drive real climate decisions, resources and investment
- Carbon accounting under pressure: Can SBTi and GHG protocol keep up with net zero claims?
- Industry specific adaptation case studies: Concrete examples of planning in the short, medium and long term
Who attends
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2 - 3 December 2026
New York City, USA
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