RSB ANNUAL
CONFERENCE 2022
28 November - 1 December︱Fully Virtual Event
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RSB ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2022
On the 28 November - 1 December, RSB’s flagship annual event took place, with a fully virtual, interactive platform to enable even more engagement from across our global stakeholder community.
The RSB Annual Conference is available to watch on-demand.
Please note the broadcast is in English only.
The on-demand content is only available when registered. If you would like access we will need you to register here to access the broadcast.
WHAT TO EXPECT
From expert panels to practical case studies, industry insights to sector-specific action plans, and public networking opportunities to exclusive workshops on the RSB Standard, you can expect our most exciting itinerary yet.
Like last year, our virtual format will see our multi-stakeholder community engage over four days. You can look forward to:
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An interactive and streamlined experience on our virtual platform.
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Multiple sessions so that you can focus on the issues most important to you.
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Deep dives into our projects and programmes, focusing on how RSB’s members can further collaborate to deliver positive impact.
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Chamber sessions to bring RSB’s member groups together and initiate industry-wide efforts to advance the bio-based and circular economy.
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Practical workshops to get involved in key topics like book & claim, certification, and the update to RSB’s Principles & Criteria.
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Exclusive sessions for members to discuss, debate and decide on how RSB will shape the sustainable development of the bioeconomy.
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Breakouts and meeting rooms throughout the four days for one-on-one networking and even more engagement between participants.
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On-demand content all built into the virtual platform.
AGENDA
See below for a high-level agenda (subject to change):
SPEAKERS
We are excited to announce the final keynote speaker of this year’s RSB Annual Conference: Andres Roberts
Speakers include:
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Elizabeth Wathuti (Green Generation Initiative)
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Suzanne Simard (Author & Professor of Forest Ecology)
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Laurel Harmon (LanzaTech)
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Andres Franco (P&G)
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Sylvia Tramberend (IIASA)
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Robert Boyd (Boeing)
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Ingrid Marie Andersen (A.P. Møller – Mærsk)
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Matthew Ball (Morgan Stanley)
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Rachel Wanyoike (Solidaridad)
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Thilo Zelt (Boston Consulting)
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Maria Martinez (Breakthrough Energy)
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Anne Katrine Bjerregaard (Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping)
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Jim Hileman (FAA)
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Steven le Moing (Airbus)
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Robert Malina (Hasselt University)
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Jesper Jacobsen (Copenhagen Airport)
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Oskar Meijerink (SkyNRG)
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Berta Matas Güell (SINTEF)
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Storm Potts (Sasol)
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Marie LaRiviere (Amazon)
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Sylvain Verdier (Topsoe)
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Anna Stratton (ClimateWorks Foundation)
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Alix Grabowski (WWF)
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Maria Rosenberger Petersen (The LEGO Group)
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Christophe Beaunoir (Saipol)
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Hannah Hunt (Heineken)
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Matthieu Boisson (CertifHY)
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Amanda Duarte Gondim (RBQAV)
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Gonçalo Pereira (University of Campinas)
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Jill Stoneberg (Virgin Voyages)
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Rik Arends (Smart Freight Centre)
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Francesco Sacchetto (MSC)
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Adam Klauber (World Energy)
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Frederik Jacobsen (Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping)
HEADLINE SPONSORS
SESSION SPONSORS
WHO ATTENDS
RSB’s Annual Conference is a reflection of our multi-stakeholder community – covering industry, civil society, academia and other public and private institutions across sectors such as aviation, shipping, textiles, chemicals and more.
Participants in 2021 included:
A.P. Moller-Maersk
ADR Rome Airport
AMEX GBT
Advanced Biofuels USA
Agroicone
Air New Zealand
Air bp
Airbus
Airlines for America
All Nippon Airways (ANA)
Avram Iancu Cluj International Airport
BASF
BioInnovate Africa
Bioledger
Boeing
Boom Technology
Boston Consulting Group
Braskem
Brazilian Bioinnovation Association (ABBI)
Business for Nature
CPH Lufthavn
Canopy Planet
Cargolux Airlines International SA
Cathay Pacific
Centre for Empowerment and Development
ClimateWorks Foundation
Coreo
DB Tarimsal Enerji
Delta Air Lines
E4tech
ECB Group
Environmental Defense Fund
Equitable Origin
Ethical Sugar
Ethiopian Airlines Group
Ethiopian Petroleum Supply Enterprise
European Bioplastics
European Commission
European Science Advisory Council (EASAC)
European Waste-to-Advanced Biofuels
Association (EWABA)
ExxonMobil
FLITE
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
French Ministry of Agriculture and Food / DGPE - SDFE - SDFCB - BB
Gevo Inc.
Gold Standard Foundation
GoodFuels
Greatview Aseptic Packaging Manufacturing
Green Power Development Corporation Japan
Guidehouse
Haldor Topsoe AS
Hanwa Co., Ltd.
Hasbro
Heineken
Heriot-Watt University
IATA
INEOS
INOVYN
IRENA
Inter IKEA
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. - IFF
JetBlue
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Kenya Forestry Research Institute
Lanzajet
Lanzatech
Licella
Life Sciences Queensland Ltd.
Lithuanian Airports
Malaysian Biodiesel Association
Manildra Group
Microsoft
Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India
Mitsubishi Research Instituite, Inc.
NISA - Nordic Initiative for Sustainable Aviation
National Wildlife Federation (NWF)
Neste Oil
Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)
Nuseed
Ocean Protocol
Procter & Gamble Corporation
Perkins Coie LLP
Project Gaia
Provident Biofuels
Queensland Government
Raizen
Red Rock Biofuels
Rocky Mountain Institute
SAIPOL
Sasol
Shell
Singapore Airlines
SkyNRG
Smart Freight Centre
Solidaridad Network
South African Canegrowers Association
Steeper Energy Canada Ltd
Sustainable Aviation Buyers Alliance (SABA)
Sustainable Shipping Initiative (SSI)
Suzano
TUI Group
Target Corporation
Textile Exchange
TotalEnergies
UPM-Kymmene Corporation
United Airlines
United Nations World Food Program
Velocys
Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd
WWF
World Economic Forum
World Energy
Xpansiv CBL Holding Group (XCHG)