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Anglo-American, Bekaert, Engie, Millicom, Norsk Hydro, Owens-Illinois, Teva, Valeo and Verdantix Among Speakers at the Enablon SPF EMEA 2017

The Enablon Sustainable Performance Forum takes place in Paris on 15 - 16 June 2017. (Image source: Thorsten technoman/Pexels)

An event to focus on how to create value with technology innovations in EHS, sustainability and risk management 

The Enablon Sustainable Performance Forum (SPF) EMEA, taking place on 15 - 16 June 2017, will feature an incredible lineup of speakers, with a mix of inspiring industry experts and business leaders. As the world's leading provider of EHS, sustainability and risk management software, Enablon hosts this annual conference in the heart of Paris at the Novotel Tour Eiffel.

The Sustainable Performance Forum (SPF) EMEA provides a value-packed program covering the hottest topics in sustainability, EHS, risk and IT management. More than 300 professionals from the world's largest corporations across Europe, Middle-East, and Africa are expected this year, bringing together future and existing Enablon Users along with some of the most renowned experts in the field.

This year's speaker lineup features representatives from 3E Company, Anglo-American, Bekaert, CDP, CH2M, Engie, EY, Millicom, Norsk Hydro, Owens-Illinois, PwC, Teva, Valeo and Verdantix, along with Enablon experts. These speakers will lead over thirty sessions including keynotes, plenaries, expert talks, software solution user case studies, Enablon 8 live demos and interactive training sessions.

This year's theme will focus on Everyday Heroes, those who are driving change and making a difference through their day-to-day work. Leaders from global organisations, such as Lizanne Gildenhuys from Anglo American, will share their experience on how the right technology and processes can unveil the superpower of each and every employee.

Attendees will be guided through some of the most disruptive changes shaping the sustainability, EHS, risk and technology space. They will also learn how, as business leaders, they can identify risks and seize opportunities to create value. David Metcalfe, CEO and Founding Director at Verdantix, will highlight how the digital transformation and technology innovations like internet of things, big data, and mobility are changing the world. Experts from EY, Millicom and PwC will provide insights on the interconnections among risks and how they are impacting the society.

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