SPE Course: Importance of Sustainable Practices in Plastics Technology: Consumer Preference and Brand Image
SPE Course
Importance of Sustainable Practices in Plastics Technology: Consumer Preference and Brand Image
September 16, 2024
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT
Online
Summary
The course delves into the critical need for sustainable practices in plastics technology, highlighting the environmental challenges associated with conventional plastics. It discusses how plastics, despite their versatility and widespread use, are under scrutiny from an environmental standpoint. The session emphasizes the importance of integrating sustainable practices into plastics technology to address these challenges and advocate for a more environmentally and socially responsible approach.
Furthermore, the course explores how sustainable practices not only align with consumer expectations but also enhance brand reputation. With a growing consumer awareness and concern for the environment, sustainable practices have become a pivotal factor in consumer purchasing decisions. Companies that embrace sustainable practices can enhance their brand image and cultivate positive relationships with environmentally conscious consumers. Join us to discover how your organization can contribute to a more sustainable future through sustainable plastics technology.
Agenda
If you can't attend one or several sessions live, or if you want to review some concepts, the recordings will be available after each session.
Registration Information
| SPE Premium Member | Free |
| SPE Members | $49 |
| Nonmembers | $249 |
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Instructor
Anjali Prakash
Assistant Professor
Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology (CIPET: IPT)
Anjali Prakash is an Assistant Professor at the Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering and Technology (CIPET: IPT) in Chennai. With a Master's degree in Polymer Technology from CUSAT and a background in JRF in Polymer Nanocomposites from PSG IAS, her expertise lies in polymer technology and plastics waste management.
Anjali has over six years of experience in advancing polymer technology, particularly in the synthesis of novel nanographite-based radar absorbent paints for defense applications. She is dedicated to exploring sustainable solutions in polymer materials and has led research teams in developing eco-friendly alternatives and recyclable polymer formulations.
Anjali has published numerous articles and research papers in reputable journals and actively participates in conferences, seminars, and industry forums. She collaborates with experts from academia, industry, and environmental organizations to implement innovative solutions for sustainable polymer practices.
In her current role, Anjali continues to advocate for sustainable polymer technology and plastics waste management. Her vision is to drive positive change in the plastics industry by promoting responsible production, efficient waste management, and circular economy practices. With a passion for innovation and sustainability, Anjali is committed to shaping a more sustainable future for our planet through her work in polymer science and environmental responsibility."
Questions? Contact:
For questions, contact Iván D. López.
Why Should You Attend?
Are you concerned about how the growing demand for sustainability from consumers and customers might impact your business? This challenge also presents a significant opportunity to position your company advantageously!
Do you want to strengthen your connection with customers and clients, while enhancing your brand image and theirs? A true sustainable strategy is the key to achieving this!
Who Should You Attend?
The targeted audience for a course on the Importance of Sustainable Practices in Plastics Technology includes a diverse group of professionals and individuals from various sectors. This includes industry professionals in plastics manufacturing and processing, engineers, technologists, sustainability managers, and environmental officers. Researchers and academics in polymer science, materials engineering, and students in related fields also form a significant part of the audience. Government officials, policymakers, and professionals in regulatory bodies overseeing environmental regulations and waste management policies related to plastics are key participants. Manufacturers and suppliers interested in sustainable sourcing and sustainable alternatives to traditional plastics, along with professors, lecturers, and students from educational institutions, are also targeted. Additionally, the general public, consumers interested in sustainable practices, entrepreneurs, innovators, start-up founders, waste management professionals, investors, and business leaders seeking opportunities in sustainable plastics technology and interested in integrating sustainable practices into their organizations would benefit from attending.
