Scope 3 Strategies

Chris Brooks is Director of Sustainability at Walmart. Chris is responsible for leading the environmental sustainability initiatives in Climate, Nature and People within the supply chain. This includes strategic target setting and implementation of goals for Project Gigaton.

Eugenia coordinates the Group’s efforts to deploy responsible sourcing practices across the supply chain, in the 70 markets where Holcim operates.
Her main role is to lead the “Supply chain due diligence “ and “CO2 - Scope 3” programs in the Group.

In addition to this role, she manages Holcim’s  Integrated Profit & Loss statement and represents the Group in the newly formed non-for-profit “Value Balancing Alliance”: a cross-sector initiative aiming to standardize and scale-up impact measurement and valuation.

Eugenia holds a MBA from ETH Zürich, a master executive in supply chain management from EOI Spain and a bachelor’s degree in systems engineering from UTN Argentina. She is also CPSM certified (Certified Professional Supply Management by ISM USA) and she graduated with an executive diploma in sustainable business from University of St.Gallen and Lausanne Business School.

Tobias is currently the director of the team of Carbon Footprint. Previously he has held many senior positions within the Siemens organization. He was recently appointed to the position of project fellow at the World Economic Forum, where he focuses on the reduction of harmful carbon emissions by reducing the Carbon Footprint of the #manufacturing industry and unlocking new data-sharing solutions such as #SiGreen.

Tobias is a winner of the "Werner von Siemens Award" in the category "Technology with purpose", which was awarded to him for employee achievements that positively impact business. He holds an executive MBA from Private University Steinbeis University, Berlin, Germany, and Private University for Applied Sciences, Heidelberg, Germany and a Dipl.-Ing. (FH) / University Degree in Engineering, Electric Engineering studies with a focus on automation technology also from Private University Steinbeis University, Berlin, Germany, and Private University for Applied Sciences, Heidelberg, Germany.

During my 25 years of global career in Innovation, R&D and ESG I discovered my purpose to grow brands through sustainable innovation. A strong combination of business and technical acumen enabled me to drive a positive impact for Lipton, Magnum, Hellmann’s, Tazo, Pukka and Knorr.
In charge of Sustainability and Science for a global leader in healthy beverages I commit to grow the world of wellbeing. The role allows me to unleash the power of science, nature and entrepreneurship. Our business pioneers innovative solutions in circular packaging, health benefits from plants and with best sommeliers deliver 100bln cups of delicious wellbeing annually. Combination of planet, health and community benefits lies at the heart of regenerative growth loops; the term I apply to promote net positive business model.

After almost 20 years at Hewlett Packard, Christophe Quiquempoix joined Schneider Electric as Business Unit Procurement VP (Power, Partner, Eco Building BU) based in Grenoble. Leading all Procurement activities for those BU’s for the New Product Introduction and focus on developing innovation with- and delegating to suppliers.

In 2017, he took over the role of GSC Europe Procurement VP, leading an international team of 250 buyers, Procurement experts, Suppliers Quality & Logistics Engineers, Managers & Directors, defining and deploying the Europe Procurement strategy focus on: ensuring supply & services level to plants, driving quality improvements, delivering productivity and reducing cash.  Spend managed was then 2B€.

A seasoned executive with 15 years working in finance and operations across the energy sector in Renewables, Oil & Gas, Wind, Gas and Aeroderivatives. Focused on bottom line growth and delivering the energy transition.

8 years in GE leadership programs including leading teams as both an auditor and a consultant. Broad financial experience across both capital and industrial businesses with extensive experience in re-structuring businesses including supplier bankruptcies. Trained internally as an accountant and auditor with roles in controllership, FP&A, commercial finance. HQ and factory site roles including both growth and shut down sites improving labour utilisation, inventory management and commercial order flow. Designed and implemented a distributed controllership strategy based on COSO framework and performed and managed account reconciliations and remote site audits including treasury controls and tax submissions.

Tom was appointed as the first Chief Executive of the Carbon Trust in 2001. Since then, he has grown the company to become a world leader, advising businesses and governments on Net Zero and the development of low carbon technologies, markets and businesses.

Tom is also a board member of Severn Trent Plc where he chairs the Corporate Sustainability Committee. He is a member of the UK Energy Research Partnership and the advisory boards of the Centre for Climate Finance and Investment at Imperial College London, and the Global CO2 Initiative at the University of Michigan. 

A chartered engineer, Tom worked for Shell for 16 years in commercial and operations roles in Africa and Europe before moving into management consultancy with McKinsey and A.T. Kearney.

In 2018, he was awarded a CBE by the Queen for services to sustainability in business.