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Natural Capital - A CEO's Perspective

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Paul Murphy, CEO of the Jordans and Ryvita Company, will be sharing his insights into sustainability management from a CEO ’s perspective, as keynote speaker for the Embedding Natural Capital Leadership Lab 2017.

As a leading UK cereal manufacturer, the Jordans and Ryvita Company has significant dependencies on natural capital, particularly in agriculture. Paul will share his experience on the challenges and opportunities brought about by incorporating natural capital concepts into business, how these fit with long-term commercial business viability, and the type of leadership and thinking required to drive change.

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