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SUMMARY:AFGC | Howden: Climate Risk is Business Risk Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Climate risk is no longer just an environmental and disclosure issue. It is a business issue that impacts profitability\, supply chains\, operations\, investment decisions and long-term resilience. \nJoin Matt Weaver\, Head of Climate Risk & Resilience at Howden Pacific\, as he explores how organisations can move beyond qualitative discussions of climate risk and put a number on it. Drawing on practical examples from the food and grocery sector\, Matt will demonstrate how climate-related risks can affect sourcing\, manufacturing\, logistics\, revenue and capital\, and how businesses can make informed decisions to manage and transfer those risks. \nAttendees will gain insights into: \n\nThe latest climate science and near-term outlook for Australian operating conditions\nHow to model the range of financial outcomes climate risk creates\, not just a single worst case\nWhy climate decisions need a longer horizon than the annual insurance cycle\, and what that means for capital planning\nCase studies in parametric cover\, carbon market risk and resilience investment returns\n\nThis webinar is designed for business leaders\, risk professionals\, sustainability teams\, finance executives and anyone responsible for building organisational resilience in an increasingly uncertain climate environment.
URL:https://afgc.org.au/event/afgc-howden-climate-risk-is-business-risk-webinar/
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SUMMARY:AFGC | Ernst & Young | Who's doing the shopping?
DESCRIPTION:AI is beginning to change not just how consumers shop\, but who\, or what\, influences the basket. As shoppers become more comfortable using AI to compare prices\, plan meals\, identify value and automate routine purchases\, grocery retailers and suppliers must determine how to win when shoppers’ decisions are increasingly mediated by intelligent agents. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin EY and the Australian Food & Grocery Council for this webinar exploring findings from a nationally representative survey of 1\,000 Australian adults\, recently conducted by EY Studio+ on attitudes towards AI-assisted grocery shopping. The research examines where shoppers are willing to delegate decisions\, what it will take to build trust\, which categories are most exposed to AI-led choice\, and how retailer-agnostic agents could reshape competition for the basket. \nThis discussion is designed for senior decision makers across retail\, consumer products\, commercial\, customer\, digital\, data\, technology and supply chain functions who are considering how AI could affect customer influence\, loyalty\, range\, pricing\, product discovery\, fulfilment and growth. It will challenge leaders to consider where to act now\, what capabilities to build next and how to prepare for a future in which shopping may start with a prompt rather than a store\, app or aisle. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease note: The information provided in this webinar should not be construed as legal advice.\nFor legal advice\, please consult an independent legal professional.
URL:https://afgc.org.au/event/afgc-ernst-young-whos-doing-the-shopping/
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SUMMARY:Annual General Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Save the date: Join us in Sydney on 10 November for our Annual General Meeting! Details to follow.
URL:https://afgc.org.au/event/annual-general-meeting/
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