We are honored to host Alice Schimmelpenninck, Head of Sustainability at Renewi, who will share Renewi’s perspective on the next phase of sustainable business transformation. The session will explore how resource recovery, circularity, and deep value chain collaboration can contribute to reducing emissions while creating economic value. Particular attention will be given to the role of data, partnerships, and systemic cooperation to unlock meaningful progress beyond conventional decarbonization measures.
Leaders in Sustainability
CPD points | 2 points
1:30 PM | Welcome with coffee and tea
2:00 PM | Start of the program & behind-the-scenes tour
4:30 PM | Networking reception
5:00 PM | End of the program
The Green House, Utrecht
Head of Sustainability
The Flevum Sustainability Circle invites you to an exclusive session with Renewi, one of the leading waste-to-product companies in Europe, where sustainability is not merely an ambition, but the core of the business model.
As the transition to a circular economy accelerates, organizations face a critical challenge: how do we move beyond the low-hanging fruit of decarbonization and address emissions embedded deep within complex value chains? Renewi operates at the heart of this challenge, transforming waste streams into valuable secondary raw materials and enabling more circular and low-carbon supply chains across industries.
We are honored to host Alice Schimmelpenninck, Head of Sustainability at Renewi, who will share Renewi’s perspective on the next phase of sustainable business transformation. The session will explore how resource recovery, circularity, and deep value chain collaboration can contribute to reducing emissions while creating economic value. Particular attention will be given to the role of data, partnerships, and systemic cooperation to unlock meaningful progress beyond conventional decarbonization measures.
Before the inspirational presentation, participants will be welcomed at Renewi’s facility in Nieuwegein for a guided site visit. The tour will offer a firsthand view of the operational processes that turn waste into secondary raw materials, providing a unique perspective on the infrastructure enabling a more circular economy. Attendees will gain insight into the scale, complexity, and innovation involved in modern resource processing and recovery.
This session is more than a company visit. It is an opportunity to explore how circular economy principles and cross-value-chain collaboration can help organizations tackle some of their most difficult sustainability challenges while redefining waste as a valuable resource.
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