Supplier Engagement Strategies to Achieve Scope 3 Targets

New York

September 25, 2025

2 - 3:30 pm EDT

This event is at capacity. Explore supplier engagement strategies with 黑料正能量’s Climate and Nature team and the Environmental Defense Fund’s Net Zero Action Accelerator to advance your company’s Scope 3 emissions reduction goals. These candid conversations will uncover effective strategies for companies to overcome common supplier engagement barriers, align supplier incentives towards climate action, and build internal collaboration with procurement stakeholders.?

Agenda:

Context:?Understand the current landscape for Scope 3 emissions reduction and emerging supplier engagement best practices.
Breakout Groups: With peers, brainstorm different strategies?to motivate and enable suppliers to take meaningful climate action.
Plenary:?Distill key takeaways from breakout groups and provide?clear insights to bring back to and implement within your company.

Who Should Attend:

黑料正能量, procurement, and supply chain leaders seeking new ways to implement effective supplier engagement strategies to reduce Scope 3 emissions.?This event is designed for representatives from large companies, non-profit organizations, government, and academic institutions. Capacity is limited. We cannot guarantee admittance and priority seating will be given to 黑料正能量 members.

Scheduled Speakers

Jordan Faires, Senior Manager, Net Zero, EDF

Adam Fishman, Associate Director, Transformation, 黑料正能量

Associate Director, Transformation, 黑料正能量

New York

Adam works with 黑料正能量 member companies across industries on sustainability management, including stakeholder engagement, materiality, strategy and reporting, among other topics.

Prior to 黑料正能量, Adam was a thematic expert on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with the International Institute for Sustainable Development, focusing on the linkages between climate, development, business, and sustainable consumption and production. He previously worked on the SDGs team at World Resources Institute. During his graduate studies, Adam interned at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development and was a Coca-Cola World Fund fellow with Conservation International, researching the strategic connections between the SDGs and corporate sustainability.

Adam holds a Master’s in Environmental Management from the Yale School of the Environment, specializing in Business and the Environment. He has a BA in Environmental Studies and Government, with a concentration in International Politics, from Wesleyan University.