Sustainability in Licensing Conference to take place at London’s Royal Geographical Society in June 2022

Products of Change and Max Publishing have dated next year’s Sustainability in Licensing Conference (SILC) for June 22nd, 2022.

The event will take place in person at London’s Royal Geographical Society, while a live stream will cater for virtual attendees.

The one-day conference aims to support the increased demand for knowledge, resources, and best practices around sustainability across retail, licensors, licensees, trade suppliers and more.

SILC will also play host to a networking evening session where the Products of Change team will announce the winners of the first ever Products of Change Awards, a special programme celebrating companies and individuals within the consumer products space and their efforts towards better industry sustainability.

“We couldn’t be more excited to finally be bringing the Sustainability in Licensing Conference to the industry in-person, and to have secured the magnificent Royal Geographical Society as our venue for the first real life event, is just the feather in the cap,” said Helena Mansell-Stopher, founder of Products of Change and conference director for SILC.

“SILC22 will be a place for sharing ideas, insight, and innovation on how best this endlessly creative industry can continue to drive positive global action towards a more sustainable future, by implementing changes today and drive forwards a better, healthier, and more environmentally focused industry of tomorrow.”

For more on the event, head to: www.sustainabilityinlicensing.com.

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