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Modern slavery: how to prepare a s54 statement

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Schedule Description: This webinar from the Business and Management Faculty will explain Pentland's approach to preparing the section 54 statement.
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Session Hours: 1.00
Online webinar
17/03/2021
14:00 GMT
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This webinar from the Business and Management Faculty will explain Pentland's approach to preparing the section 54 statement.
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17/03/2021 14:00 - 15:00 Online

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A case study with Pentland
 
The Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires certain organisations to publish a section 54 transparency in supply chains statement which outlines the steps taken by the business to prevent, detect and report instances of modern slavery within its supply chain. In this webinar Sara Brennan, Positive Business Director, and Kaiesha Gibson, Corporate Responsibility Manager, explain their approach to preparing the section 54 statement for Pentland Brands, including how this has evolved over the years and the challenges faced. There will be an opportunity for attendees to ask questions.
 
About Pentland
 
Pentland Brands is the name behind some of the world’s best sports, outdoor and lifestyle brands. They own Speedo, Berghaus, Canterbury of New Zealand, Endura, ellesse, SeaVees, Red Or Dead and Mitre. They are the UK licensee for Kickers and have a joint venture partnership for Lacoste footwear. Their products are available in over 190 countries and are sold either directly or by licensees and distributors. 

Speakers

Sara Brennan
Sara Brennan is Positive Business Director where she is tasked is looking at how Pentland and its portfolio of sports, outdoor and lifestyle brands, can accelerate its positive business strategy to deliver on its commitment to take action for people
and our planet.
 
Sara started her career in regulatory affairs and later moved into sustainability and CSR, whilst working in the petrochemical industry. Her work caused her to grow more conscious of existing sustainability issues and opportunities and the role of businesses in addressing those issues.
 
Sara is also interested in organisational change, especially in relation to developing beyond conventional leadership and discovering new ways of contributing to the wider environment in which organisations operate.
 
Kaiesha Gibson
Kaiesha Gibson joined Pentland Brands in January 2018 as Corporate Responsibility Manager – where she manages ethical trade and leads on Modern Slavery.
 
Kaiesha started her career working at the Ethical Trading Initiative, before going on to work for a number of high street brands. She has experience as a social compliance auditor, as well as developing and implementing ethical trade strategies.
 
She is currently on the Board of the ACT foundation – a joint initiative between global brands and retailers and IndustriALL trade union to achieve living wages in the garment, textile & footwear industry through collective bargaining linked to brand purchasing practices.

 

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