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This event is exclusive to BRC Retail Members and by invitation only. 

Join us for the second Fashion Sustainability Summit taking place on 5 November where we will look at the key policy, regulatory and best practice developments across the UK and Europe.

The event for those interested in sustainability and the textiles industry will include retailers, sustainability experts and key stakeholders to discuss the major issues of the day facing fashion retailers from a sustainability perspective.

Specific topics will include:
•    The UK Government’s Textiles Strategy
•    European perspective inc Textiles Extended Producer Responsibility (TEPR)  
•    Microplastics & Water Usage / Dye  
•    Repair / Charities and Circular Economy 
•    Driving innovation: what is needed?

Attendees will be informed of the latest regulatory and best practice developments to ensure they are up to date and able to lead their own business’s sustainability drive.

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Agenda

  • Networking Lunch
  • Welcome
  • Keynote - update on Textiles CET Strategy
  • EU vs UK: what’s going on across the Channel? – Aimee Campanella, Development Director, Textiles EPR Reconomy
  • European perspective including Textiles Extended Producer Responsibility (TEPR) with H&M
  • Digital Product Passports (DPPs)
  • Regulatory Panel 
  • Break
  • Microplastics & Water Usage / Dye Materials
  • Repair / Charities and Circular Economy
  • Driving innovation: what is needed?
  • Closing Remarks
  • Drinks available
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Meet the Speakers

  • Sophie De Salis

    Sustainability Policy Adviser | BRC

    Sophie leads on ethical labour, responsible sourcing of commodities, and circular textiles. 

    Her work cuts across key areas of sustainability: from ethical labour and responsible sourcing to food waste and circular fashion. In her role, she engages and leads retailers on the latest policy developments, reactive issues and sustainable initiatives, as well as ongoing communication with government on the most pressing issues for retail.

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  • Marcus Hartmann

    Regional Head of Public Affairs & Sustainability, North Europe, H&M

    Joined H&M in 2022 as Regional Head of Public Affairs & Sustainability for North Europe. Marcus is a leader with an outside-in perspective skilled in public affairs, sustainability, PR, and media management. Marcus' career is built from a variety of roles and industries within communications and sustainability such as Chief of staff at the Swedish government, Communications & Marketing Director at Teracom, and Nordics Corporate and Government Affairs Lead at Mondelez International.

  • Aimee Campanella

    Development Director Textiles EPR, Reconomy

    Aimee supports clients in navigating the complex world of global textiles EPR, ensuring compliance while unlocking opportunities to advance sustainability. 
    At Reconomy, she champions reuse initiatives through the organisation's omnichannel network, helping businesses not only meet their legal obligations but also adopt practices that protect the planet and strengthen brand reputation. 
    Her passion for sustainable fashion began in textile recycling, where she saw first-hand the impact of overconsumption. Inspired by this experience, Aimee reshaped her own habits, embracing second-hand and sustainable fashion - values she brings to her role as she empowers clients to build a more circular future.

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  • Laura Watson

    Chief Creative Officer, Seasalt Cornwall

    Laura is Chief Creative Officer at Seasalt Cornwall, where she has worked for the last 15 years, and sits on the Executive Board. She heads up the Design, Garment Technology, Product Compliance, ESG and Creative Marketing teams. Her role is to ensure our seasonal collections align with Seasalt’s strong brand identity of creativity & sustainability – set against the wild backdrop of our home in Cornwall, whilst also delivering to all of our high standards and delighting our customers. Creative circularity is an important initiative within our strategic roadmap.

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