Climate Talks
IS THE BOTTLE OF THE FUTURE REUSABLE?
In our next Climate Talk – TBC
HOST
MARTA MENDONÇA. PORTUGAL
Manager at Porto Protocol
Marta has built most of her career in Marketing & Sales, having worked with various brands, countries, industries and companies. In the past few years, before joining Porto Protocol, Marta was working with her own brand and consultancy project, Marta Pelo Mundo, through which she took sustainability and climate advocacy to schools, events and companies, promoting awareness and encouraging change.
Marta holds a dregree in International Relations, a Post-Graduation in Marketing and a Master in Corporate Social Responsibility.
GUEST
MURIEL CHATEL. FRANCE
Managing Director of Borough Wines & Sustainable Wine Solution
Originally from a family of winemakers in Bergerac, Muriel started as Borough Wines at Borough Market over 15 years ago. She is behind the company’s vision, and is responsible for pioneering wine on tap in the UK and pivoting towards the circular economy. In 2019 the company rebranded and successfully transitioned from a B2C to a B2B model.
www.sustainablewinesolutions.co.uk
GUEST
HENRIETTE SCHNEIDER. GERMANY
Circular Economy Consultant
Henriette Schneider is an independent expert and consultant on reuse systems for beverage packaging. In her work, she focuses on their economically and ecologically sound design in policy and practice. This includes viable business and cooperation models, adequate governance structures, system performance and interoperability, logistics, infrastructure, and consumer convenience.
reusesystems.eu
GUEST
ANDREW BEAMISH. UK
Owner, Vigneron and Winemaker
From a Family Farming Background with a passion for all things country and being outdoors. Studied Agriculture Marketing & Management at University, brief stint in Farm Machinery followed by 23 years running own Events company creating and delivering Marquees for Private & Corporate clients. Bitten by the Viticulture bug over 20 years ago when visiting wine regions in Australia. It was always a goal to plant some vines! Passionate about reuse and this was the motive when creating Mallard Point’s distinctive bottle.
