Embracing the Circular Economy

The circular economy is transforming the way businesses operate, focusing on reducing waste, maximizing resource efficiency, and creating sustainable value. This program explores how organizations can transition from linear business models to circular ones, fostering innovation and driving long-term sustainability.

By embracing circular principles, businesses can improve their resource management, reduce costs, and enhance their environmental and social impact. Participants will learn to implement circular practices such as product design for reuse, recycling, and creating closed-loop systems that minimize waste and encourage the continual use of resources. This shift not only contributes to sustainability goals but also offers new growth opportunities and competitive advantages in an increasingly resource-conscious marketplace.

The course runs for 5 weeks, with a manageable time commitment of around 4 hours per week. The learning experience is primarily built around live, cohort-based sessions delivered in high-impact formats - designed to fit into even the busiest schedules. These are complemented by light self-paced individual work, allowing you to engage with the material at your own rhythm and reinforce the learnings from the live sessions.

Your profile

You are a middle or senior manager aiming to embed circular practices into business strategy for long-term sustainability
You are a product designer or engineer interested in creating products that are easier to recycle, reuse, or refurbish
You are a sustainability professional seeking practical tools to build circular systems across operations and supply chains

Benefits

Implement circular economy strategies to reduce waste and optimize resource use.
Identify new opportunities for sustainable product development and innovation.
Improve supply chain efficiency and reduce costs through resource recovery and waste minimization.
Position your business as a leader in the circular economy and attract eco-conscious customers and investors.