This document provides information about an upcoming event on supply chain compliance. The event will be an interactive discussion with leading fast-moving consumer goods companies and industry experts who will answer questions and provide insights into how large retailers and FMCG companies approach supply chain compliance. Details are given such as the date, time, location, and cost of attendance. Brief biographies are also included for four experts who will be facilitating the event: Vuyo Kona of Tongaat Hulett, Quade Corder of CHEP, Justin Smith of Woolworths, and Elspeth Donovan of the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. Attendees are invited to join social media discussions and bring questions for the panel

1. Supply Chain Compliance
What are the rules, who is
making them and how far are the
big guys prepared to go?
21 August2014
DurbanCountryClub
This discussion will be an interactive session
where leading FMCG companies and industry
experts will answer your pressing questions and
share relevant insights that will provide some
clarity to those companies that rely on big retail
and/or FMCG customers for a big part of their
business.
If you require any further information please
contact Nthabiseng / Sandra
Tel: +27 21 702 4058
info@gcxafrica.co.za
In Partnership with
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Date: Thursday, 21 August 2014
Arrival: 07:00am
Time: 7:30 till 9:30am
Venue: Durban Country Club, Durban
Cost: R140 pp.
Get Tickets on Quicket
https://www.quicket.co.za/events/6025-durban-
better-business-forum-sustainable-supply-chain/
Meet our experts
facilitated by Kevin James

2. Vuyo Kona is part of
the strategic team at
Tongaat Hulett, where
his role incorporates
the functions of
Corporate Affairs and Sustainability.
Within these functions, Vuyo is tasked
with ensuring that the Sustainability
section of the Groups Integrated Report is
prepared and submitted. His vast
experience, combined with his humble
modesty, has lead to Vuyo being a man
who has added tremendous value to both
the business, and the field of
Sustainability as a whole.
Quade Corder started
his employment career
in Natal Education.
Studies in Human
Resources lead to a
move to CHEP. Quade currently
represents MEA in globally represented
CHEP Councils within the Quality, Safety
and Sustainability fields. In addition
Quade has sat on Non – profit
associations boards in the Forestry
Industry SETA and Responsible
Packaging Management Association of
South Africa.
Justin Smith is the Head
of Sustainability at
Woolworths, with over 14
years of experience in
Sustainability,
Environmental Law, and Environmental
Risk.
Elspeth Donovan is the
Deputy Director in the
South African Office of
the University of
Cambridge Institute for
Sustainability Leadership showcasing over
15 years of experience in Business and
Sustainability.
Join the Better Business Forum build up before Thursday on our social media pages
#BetterBusinessForum
You can post your comments and questions to panelists and they will be addressed on the day.
Bring your questions - we'll provide ample time for Q&A!