Supply Chain Transparency Conference

October 29, 2024 | 8:45am - 3:30pm EST | Virtual

 

About the Conference

The annual Sourcemap Supply Chain Transparency Conference will bring together the world’s top brands, along with compliance experts and industry innovators to discuss supply chain due diligence for the modern era.

The event is free, and 100% virtual.

Seats are limited. Register today to claim your spot.

 Learn from the world’s top brands, compliance experts, and industry innovators.

2024 Speakers

  • Felicia Pullam

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF TRADE RELATIONS,

    U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION

  • Marissa Brock

    DIRECTOR OF POLICY & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS, SOURCEMAP

  • Miodrag Mitic

    PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR, STRATEGY & CONSULTING, MARKETWIDE SUSTAINABILITY SERVICES
    ACCENTURE

  • Forrest Fu

    Forrest Fu

    ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL, LOWE’S COMPANIES, INC

  • Nate Herman

    SVP OF POLICY, AAFA

  • Ethan Woolley

    STRATEGIC GROWTH EXECUTIVE, KHARON

  • Gert le Roux

    AQUACULTURE FISHERIES SPECIALIST,
    WOOLWORTHS

  • Floriane Hédé

    TRACEABILITY MANAGER, RESPONSIBLE SOURCING
    FERRERO

  • Nathan Anderson

    CEO & CO-FOUNDER, SCANTRUST

  • Christian Sloth

    DIRECTOR, SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMME
    PREFERRED BY NATURE

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Conference Topics

  • EU Deforestation Regulation

    From Integration and Supplier Participation to Data Quality and Deforestation Assessment, find out how to Automated the End-to-End Process

  • Forced and Child Labor

    North American and EU regulations call for extended supply chain accountability to eliminate forced labor - learn about the business processes behind forced labor compliance

  • Customs Compliance

    Digital due diligence portals are being launched on both sides of the Atlantic. Learn about the digital future of customs compliance.,

  • The Business Case for Traceability

    Understanding where your products come from is good for business. Hear from sustainability experts on why traceability is an investment worth making.

  • New Technology for Transparency

    Companies need to adopt a suite of technology for transparency including testing, watchlist monitoring, remote audits as well as mapping and traceability.

  • Gaining Buy-In from Suppliers

    Connecting companies around the world necessitates a commercial conversation that bridges across industries, cultures and technical barriers.

2024 Registration Is Open