#ZWC

Redefining Value

October 29, 2015

For the first time, a satellite conference was hosted in Toronto by the City of Toronto’s Long Term Waste Management Strategy. Delegates in Toronto were able to participate via a two-way Livestream of the events. The 2015 Zero Waste Conference participants included ‘start -ups’, major corporations, and government. The presenters were equally diverse, ranging from big picture visionaries to leading edge entrepreneurs who are already embracing zero waste ambitions.

Agenda

Session Intro Video: Global Leadership in the Circular Economy	PastConferences	Session Intro Video: Global Leadership in the Circular Economy	Going Global and the Circular Economy	217712150
Session Intro Video: Industrial Revolution	PastConferences	Session Intro Video: Industrial Revolution	Industrial Revolution	217712070
Session Intro Video: Materialism	PastConferences	Session Intro Video: Materialism	Materialism	217712090
Session Intro Video: Inglorious Food	PastConferences	Session Intro Video: Inglorious Food	Inglorious Food	217712107
Session Intro Video: Food Waste and the Consumer	PastConferences	Session Intro Video: Food Waste and the Consumer	Food Waste and the Consumer	217712129
Session Intro Video: The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	PastConferences	Session Intro Video: The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	217712167
Stefan Sjöstrand	PastConferences	Stefan Sjöstrand	Keynote: One Corporation's Crusade Against Waste	217711458
Session Intro Video: A Made in Canada Solution	PastConferences	Session Intro Video: A Made in Canada Solution	A Made in Canada Solution	217712188
Iain Gulland	PastConferences	Iain Gulland	Going Global and the Circular Economy	217712775
William McDonough	PastConferences	William McDonough	Industrial Revolution	217711730
Keith Middleton	PastConferences	Keith Middleton	Materialism	217711679
Tristram Stuart	PastConferences	Tristram Stuart	Inglorious Food	217712284
Panel	PastConferences	Panel	Food Waste and the Consumer	217711103
Sunil Johal	PastConferences	Sunil Johal	The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	217713377
NZWC	PastConferences	NZWC	A Made in Canada Solution	217712546
Kari Herlevi	PastConferences	Kari Herlevi	Going Global and the Circular Economy	217712827
Q&A	PastConferences	Q&A	Industrial Revolution	217712432
Claudio Gemmiti	PastConferences	Claudio Gemmiti	Materialism	217711001
Bob Chant	PastConferences	Bob Chant	Inglorious Food	217710895
John Atcheson	PastConferences	John Atcheson	The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	217713152
Tammy Ayers	PastConferences	Tammy Ayers	Industrial Revolution	217712263
Susanna Carson	PastConferences	Susanna Carson	Materialism	217712251
Martin Gooch	PastConferences	Martin Gooch	Inglorious Food	21771170
Klaske Kruk	PastConferences	Klaske Kruk	Going Global and the Circular Economy	217712880
Chris Diplock	PastConferences	Chris Diplock	The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	217713074
Jason Boyce	PastConferences	Jason Boyce	Industrial Revolution	217711431
Wayne Davis	PastConferences	Wayne Davis	Materialism	217712393
Andrew Telfer	PastConferences	Andrew Telfer	Inglorious Food	217710863
Q&A	PastConferences	Q&A	Going Global and the Circular Economy	217712929
Stephen Roberts	PastConferences	Stephen Roberts	The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	217713335
Elisabeth Comere	PastConferences	Elisabeth Comere	Industrial Revolution	217711067
Q&A	PastConferences	Q&A	Materialism	217711283
Q&A	PastConferences	Q&A	Inglorious Food	219874478
Eric Doster	PastConferences	Eric Doster	The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	217713114
Q&A	PastConferences	Q&A	Industrial Revolution	224707098
Q&A	PastConferences	Q&A	The Dollars and Sense in Sharing Economies	217713187

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