Designing for the Circular Economy

Discover how to create sustainable, waste-free business models in this engaging webinar facilitated by Lisa Kiplinger-Kennedy. Learn the foundational principles of the circular economy, a transformative approach to business that focuses on designing out waste, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems. This session will guide you through practical strategies for implementing circular supply chains and extending product life cycles, helping your organization achieve both environmental and economic sustainability. By the end of the webinar, you’ll have a clear blueprint for designing and optimizing your business processes to align with circular economy concepts, empowering you to drive innovation and reduce waste in your industry.

About the Facilitator:

Lisa Kiplinger-Kennedy is the Chief Ideation Officer at Kip Ken Industries, where she drives innovative initiatives and supports businesses in achieving growth through creative strategies. With over 20 years of experience in business development, entrepreneurship, and leadership, Lisa has been instrumental in guiding organizations toward operational excellence and strategic success. She previously served as the Regional Director for Business & Entrepreneurship at Victor Valley College and contributed significantly to the VVC Foundation. Lisa has also held leadership roles at Barstow Community College, where she championed entrepreneurship and business development. Her extensive experience and dynamic leadership make her a sought-after facilitator and speaker on topics related to business innovation and strategy.

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