Free Seminars

LHoist Seminar Theatre and London Thames Gateway Seminar Theatre

Futuresource offers a free seminar programme to exhibition visitors. In 2010 we will be working with a range of content partners including the Energy Institute, Chartered Institute of Water and Environmental Management, WRAP and the Environment Agency to bring you high quality informative sessions to help keep you up-to-date.

There will be over 60 sessions running over the three days covering a wide variety of subjects in two theatres. No booking is required for these sessions but we recommend you arrive 5-10 minutes early to avoid disappointment as some topics are very popular.

Lhoist Seminar Theatre

Time	Tuesday 15 June	Wednesday 16 June	Thursday 17 June
10.15	Lhoist Industrial Effluent Treatment	Lhoist Flue Gas Process & Treatment	Lhoist Dioxin & Heavy Metal Captures in FGT
11.00	WRAP MRF Standard/Quality Improvements	CIWEM Bioremediation of Chromium Impacted Soils	WRAP Landfill Bans
11.45	Local Government Association & Regional Improvement & Efficiency Partnerships Helping Councils Do More With Less - Capacity Building	CIWEM Kitchen Food Waste - The Options & Their Consequences	Viridor A WEEE Example Of Scottish Recycling
12.30	CIWM Upgrade to Chartered Waste Manager	Local Government Association & Regional Improvement & Efficiency Partnerships Helping Councils Do More With Less - Partnership Support
13.15	WRAP WEEE	CIWM Continuing Professional Development	Local Government Association & Regional Improvement & Efficiency Partnerships Helping Councils Do More With Less - Procurement Support
14.00	Society For The Environment Climate Change	Energy Institute Energy From Waste As An Emerging Sector	Environment Agency A New Approach To Waste Exemptions
14.45	Friends Of The Earth Making Resource Efficiency A Policy Driver At EU and UK Level	WRAP The Opportunities & Implications Of Anaerobic Digestion	Veolia Business Waste - A New Perspective
15.30	CIWM/WAMITAB Continuing Competence	Bank of Ireland Achieving Financial Close
16.15	Valpak Packaging Role/Forward Look	Gordon Mackie Making The Most Of Resource Efficiencies Through Local Government Recession
17.00		CIWM/WAMITAB Operator Competence Update Event

London Thames Gateway Seminar Theatre

Time	Tuesday 15 June	Wednesday 16 June	Thursday 17 June
09.45		Taylor 5 Sure Fire Ways To Improve Recycling Without It Costing You A Penny	Pathway to Zero Waste The Catalytic Route To Zero Waste In The South Easte
10.30	London Thames Gateway The Cleantech Opportunity	London Thames Gateway The Energy From Waste Location	London Thames Gateway Cleantech Infrastructure - Leading The Way
11.15	Coca-Cola Enterprises Packaging: Reduction, Recycling & Recovery	BAMA/LAWR The Can Do Awards 2010: Best Practice In Aerosol Recycling	Ros Roca A Longer Term Green Solution For Waste Management - The Role Of Anaerobic Digestion
12.00	Valpak Batteries Update	WRAP Engaging Communities In Reducing Waste	Environment Agency Waste Frame Directive
12.45	JCB Wastemaster Operator Training	CIWEM Key Criteria For The Successful Development & Operation Of Food Waste AD Plants	WRAP Household Incentives
13.30	Viridor Corporate Responsibility In The Recycling & Waste Industry	CIWEM Grit Recovery From Road Sweepings & Gully Waste
14.15	Environment Agency Waste Protocols	Environment Agency Pathway to Zero Waste	Bank Of Ireland Delivering Waste Infrastructure
15.00	Environment Agency London's Waste	WIN Delivering Efficiencies Case Studies	Gordon Mackie Local Authorities & Trade Waste
15.45	Veolia Building Strong Relationships In The Municipal Market	WRAP Household Incentives
16.30	Environment Agency Getting Waste Exports Right: Household Waste To Quality Recyclables	Energy Institute Technology & Implementation
17.15		CIWM What Can CIWM Do For You?

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Futuresource/Sauce Communications Hub

After an extremely successful debut last year, CIWM and environmental communications specialist Sauce Consultancy are once again teaming up to run the Communications Hub at Futuresource 2010. Effective communication lies right at the heart of behaviour change, and delivering a more sustainable approach to waste and resource management depends on our sector’s ability to engage with its customers and stakeholders.

The exciting and dynamic free programme for the 2010 Communications Hub tackles some of the really challenging communications issues in this field, with a series of panel debates featuring influential industry experts and media representatives. The format of the debates will encourage lively Q&A sessions, ensuring plenty of audience participation!

The Communications Hub is also designed to help waste professionals feel more confident about approaching and reacting to the media, and building relationships with journalists. Visitors can get advice on media relations from the Sauce Consultancy team and former BBC news reporter Steve Bustin is also on hand each morning to provide tips on how to get the most out of the media, as well as running free media training sessions to help industry professionals prepare for press, TV and radio interviews (to book a free session email: press@ciwm.co.uk).

Panel members (in partnership with the Associate Parliamentary Sustainable Resource Group) include:

Fiona Harvey, FT Environment Correspondent
Ben Page, CEO, Ipsos Mori
Michael Warhurst, CEO, Friends of the Earth
Rhion Jones, Programme Director, Consultation Institute

View the full Futuresource/Sauce Communications Hub programme

in partnership with

UKTI Meet the Buyer

Meet the Buyer site is now live!
Please register to book your free 1-1 introductory meetings with overseas buyers.
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) will be introducing overseas buyers and trade and investment officers to UK suppliers at a series of meetings and networking at Futuresource. Market your product or service, during these introductory 1-1 meetings with international delegates from Australia, Brazil, China, Egypt, India, Morocco, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE and the USA.

You can also register for the Low Carbon London 2012 seminar, to hear the ongoing plans for sustainability at the London 2012 Games and how UK companies might win contracts at the Games through the CompeteFor process.