Latest Webinar
Welcome to our latest webinar, hosted by the Product Stewardship Centre of Excellence.
In this session, we focus on the important role that Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) plays in enhancing product stewardship initiatives. Our presenters will guide you through the essential principles and applications of LCA, showing how it can be utilised at both the individual business level and within collective schemes.
In this webinar you will discover how LCA can help you:
- Identify and prioritise key issues
- Inform product design and redesign
- Ensure accurate marketing claims
- Screen suppliers and their products
- Set goals and targets
- Improve public reporting
- Confirm investment decisions
This is a valuable opportunity to learn how LCA can empower you to drive positive change and strengthen your product stewardship efforts.
Download now and explore the relevance and value of using LCA in your product stewardship initiatives
Tim Grant
Lifecycles – Director & Founder
Tim Grant is the Director and Founder of Lifecycles, a premium supplier of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and circular economy services across Australia and internationally.
Tim has trained hundreds of professional in Australia and around the world in the practice of LCA and currently leads the Lifecycles Lab – an intense workshop process to rapidly assess emerging designs for sustainability risks and opportunities.
Tim has been instrumental in the development of data and leading-edge scientific support for supply chain sustainability tools. He has contributed to several books, including co-author of Life Cycle Assessment: Principles, Practice and Prospects (CSIRO Publishing).
Tim was the founding President and long-time board member and contributor to the Australian Life Cycle Assessment society and is chair of the Ecosystem Services task force within the United Nations supported Life Cycle Initiative.
Lina Goodman
Tyre Stewardship Australia – Chief Executive Officer
Lina is the CEO of Tyre Stewardship Australia and a passionate advocate for circular economy thinking.
She spends most of her time dismantling systemic barriers that prevent industries and communities from gaining the full economic and social benefits of recycling end-of-life tyres.
The rest of her time is spent championing Australia’s change agents – the scientists, designers, inventors, manufacturers, and public sector innovators who are pioneering new ways for us to reuse old tyres.