On October 15, 2024 at 6:00 p.m., the Circularity Salon will take place in Frankfurt am Main under the motto “Rethinking Chemistry in the Context of the Circular Economy”.
The Circularity Salon is a series of events organized by PwC that brings together experts in the circular economy at a local level and creates space for knowledge transfer. The Circularity Salon in Frankfurt takes place in cooperation with the GDCh.
The program includes keynotes from the chemical industry, including one from GDCh board member Rolf Albach. The focus here will be on how chemical companies are already contributing to the successful implementation of the circular economy and what prospects there are.
At a subsequent panel discussion, there will be an opportunity to talk directly with the speakers. There will also be plenty of networking and refreshments will be provided.
Participation in the Circularity Salon is free, but registration is required. Further information and registration: https://www.pwc-events.com/circularity-salon
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