Leadership for Sustainability: Practical Strategies for Risk and Safety Management

Dates

8th October 2025

Time

12:00 - 13:00 ((GMT+01:00))

Location

Online

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Sustainability can feel overwhelming, layered with jargon, frameworks, and often vague ambitions. But meaningful progress starts with clarity, leadership, and evidence-based action.

The session will address global trends, organisational resilience, and vulnerability to external shocks, while introducing key sustainability terms, ISO and ESG frameworks, and how the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) apply in real-world risk contexts.

With an added focus on avoiding greenwashing and meeting communication regulations, attendees will gain a practical, compliance-ready approach to sustainability claims and leadership strategy.

What Will Attendees Learn?

A leadership-focused, practical approach to sustainability in risk and safety management
Clear definitions of key sustainability terms and standards (ISO, ESG, SDGs)
How to align with consistent leadership principles across frameworks
Awareness of greenwashing risks and how to meet sustainability communication regulations
The importance of evidence: the "Can you prove it?" principle for credible sustainability claims

Speaker - Tamma Carel

Co-Founder, iCOR Systems Ltd

Tamma Carel is a senior environmental consultant, sustainability strategist, and co-founder of iCOR Systems – a compliance software platform supporting environmental and health & safety audits across multi-site operations.

She is also the founder of Imvelo Ltd., helping businesses embed ESG into operations and align with global standards. In 2024, Tamma delivered a TEDx talk reflecting on her South African roots and the urgent need to reduce consumption to protect our ecosystems. Advocating a “Nature First” approach, she calls for putting planetary health at the centre of every decision.

Tamma is an Associate Lecturer in Sustainability and holds an Executive MBA from Newcastle University. She’s an active advocate for women in STEM and supports organisations in building leadership, risk awareness, and resilience to drive measurable progress toward the UN SDGs.

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