Develop a Sustainable, Circular and Resilient Business
Discover strategies to improve your business resilience
Improve your business resilience
Turn your risks, constraints into opportunities
Develop a Sustainable, Circular and Resilient Business
A program created by Justine Laurent, Brieuc Saffré & Fabrice Sorin
Co-founder of Circulab, Managing Director and Circulab Academy Manager
Since the arrival of Covid 19, you've been faced with supply difficulties, sharp price variations and changes in legislation. You feel the need to change your operating processes, but you can't see how. Some of your colleagues are not yet fully aware of the issues at stake, so you find yourself stuck within your own company.
At the same time, your customers are becoming more demanding about your environmental commitment, but you don't know where to start. What to evaluate? What to measure? Who to involve? What to change? In short, where to start?
In this online training course, we give you the keys to transforming your constraints into opportunities - in other words, making your company sustainable.
4 distinct parts with practical exercises you can re-use to involve your teams.
Identify your company's weaknesses to anticipate your risks
First, identify and explain the principles of business resilience. Before you do anything, you start by understanding what resilience means for a company and why it's important. In a context where everything is focused on economic performance, you'll be able to convince your colleagues of the value of taking other criteria into account when making business decisions.
Secondly, you'll have the method to take a step back and identify your company's main weaknesses. Whether from an economic, social or environmental point of view, you'll be able to identify the margins for progress that are essential if your company is to withstand supply disruptions or uncontrolled price rises.
You will acquire the tools you need to convince your company's key stakeholders
In Part 3, you'll discover how the principles of sustainable development and the circular economy can help you do more with less. You'll finally understand how to reconcile economy and ecology. This will also enable you to anticipate increasingly demanding legislation such as Extended Producer Responsibility and the CSRD, and stay ahead of your competitors.
Finally, in the fourth part, you'll learn how to design a business model before designing a product or service. In a complex world like ours, you create opportunities for purchases at the end of the product's life cycle, not just at the sales stage.
By taking all stages into account, you create opportunities and recreate links with suppliers and partners in your territory. This last part also teaches you how to use collective intelligence, and you'll learn how to design your business model with your colleagues.
Who should attend?
The course is aimed at company directors, CSR, QHSE, Marketing, Innovations, R&D, Projects, Production, Procurement and Finance managers.
Develop a Sustainable, Circular and Resilient Company
Program objectives
Identify and explain the principles of corporate resilience
Assess a company's main vulnerabilities in relation to global limits
Demonstrate that sustainable company principles can improve a company's resilience
Building a new economic model that is more sober, efficient and resilient
Still not convinced?
Discover the principles of resilience
Take your first steps in resilience with this short introduction offered by Circulab.
1 hour to discover the main levers of resilience and how they can be applied to your organisation.
Experienced trainers
Who are they?
Brieuc Saffré co-founded Circulab in 2012, a project studio dedicated to the circular economy. He has worked with major players such as IKEA, L'Oréal and Interface, as well as SMEs. As a consultant to these major groups, Brieuc co-developed the Circulab method with tools such as the Value Chain Canvas and the Circular Business Model.
He has written several books, including Activating the Circular Economy. Alongside his consulting activities, Brieuc shares his expertise as a regular speaker at renowned institutions such as Polytechnique, ESSEC and ENSCI.
As Managing Director of Circulab, Justine regularly works for leading industrial groups and institutions, such as Plastic Omnium Environnement and the City of Paris, Justine also co-developed the Circulab method.
Justine has been hosting the Radio Circulab podcast with Brieuc since 2018, where they talk to sustainable business leaders.
Alongside her activities at Circulab, she teaches courses at ENSCI and HEC. She is also in charge of teaching at ESSEC's Circular Economy Chair.
Fabrice Sorin is a seasoned professional with 15 years' experience in sales management, purchasing, strategy, transformation and business unit management in international organizations.
He holds an MBA in Circular Economy from Bradford University (UK), and regularly publishes on circular economy and service industry issues.
Fabrice is also regularly involved in training professionals from companies (L'Oréal, Orange, etc.) and institutions such as UNESCO and GIZ.
Online, stand-alone, asynchronous
Develop a Sustainable, Circular and Resilient Company
With the help of this training course, apply the principles of sustainable development to your company's advantage.
Turn your company's weaknesses into opportunities
15 hours of content designed to suit your own learning pace.
Practical training: videos, MCQs, business model exercises on a dedicated, ready-to-use tool
Circulab Catalyst training certificate
Access to training, resources and a dedicated online forum for 1 year
500 EUROS excl. tax/participant
Frequently asked questions
Of course, that's what this training course is all about: empowering you and kick-starting your company's transformation on sustainable development issues.
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Last update 23/08/2024