- Systems for Sustainable Management
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Reviews environmental management systems and other management support systems, ecological & business risks & integrated sustainable management, exposes the inefficiency in separation of management support systems, & examines how to extend processes for ecologically & socially sustainable development.
Benefits
This seminar will enable you to:
- Describe the potential role and contribution of conventional business systems, environmental management systems, audit and sustainable management systems in corporate environmental and social management and sustainable business.
- Identify the contribution of environmental management systems, sustainable management approaches, new thinking in accountancy and reporting to developing successful systems support for movement towards ecologically sustainable business, identifying a universal and efficient process for the transition.
- Facilitate the initiation and development of such systems.
- Explore, understand and facilitate realisation of systems for integrated sustainable management - and the possibilities for whole-systems optimisation in facilitating ease and stakeholder pleasure in shifting towards sustainable business.
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Times
The seminar assembles at 08:30 am for a 9:00 am start each day and finishes at approximately 5:30 pm. The seminar is intensive, please be prepared for evening sessions.
Dates & Location
18-21 Mar '08 , Grim's Dyke Hotel
Fee
£2000 Includes all tuition costs, full documentation, lunch and refreshments. Payable in advance.
Inhouse Training
We are very happy to run this as an inhouse training seminar. The cost, for up to 10 participants,is £15,000. Contact us for further details.
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Cancellation date
Three weeks before start date. Fees are payable in full unless cancellations are received in writing before this date. Transfers are possible and will incur a 25% fee per change.
Systems for Sustainable Management Booking Form
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Systems for Sustainable Management speakers are chosen from among:
Dr. Martin Bennett is a senior lecturer/researcher and head of the Centre for Environmental Accounting at Wolverhampton Business School. He has focussed over the last four years on environmental performance measurement, bench-marking and reporting, their relationship to conventional management accounting - and the requisite developments of theory and practice. He works closely with Peter James.
Dr. David Brown is a Senior Assoc. Course Director of the Centre for Sustainability and Environmental Management. He is former Environmental Policy Adviser to National Power and their expert on Environmental Effects Evaluation (EEE) . He has recently advised the DETR (now DEFRA ) on best practice for EEE and is a respected national expert in this area.
Jim Hopwood, MSc is Training and Communications Coordinator, Safety, Health and Environment Organization at Exxon Chemical Europe. He has develped environmental engineering standards, emissions and waste inventory and reduction plans, and environmental training courses. He is also Trustee of the Field Studies Council, with special interest in environmental education, Chairman of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Environmental and Sustainability Engineering Group, Assessor, Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment Training Certification Scheme, and Coordinator, Association of Management Educators & Developers Sustainable Development Network.
Prof. Ross King is a Co-Founder and Director of the Centre for Sustainability and Environmental Managment. He has jointly led the first and largest Programme of Environmental Management training in the UK . He originated on-site Environmental and EMS Auditors' training in Europe in early 1992 and has worked with over 1000 managers and consultants during this period. He has focussed since the early '90s within environmental management on audit, management systems, accounting, market research and marketing. Former Environmental Analyst and Adviser for Lucas.
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