Liz Minné
Head of Global Sustainability Strategy at Interface
About
Liz Minné directs Interface’s global sustainability planning and its long-term ambition to reach carbon negativity by 2040 without relying on offsets. Liz’s work spans emissions reductions, product life-cycle analysis, material choices, and business implementation. Liz earned graduate degrees in environmental engineering and an undergraduate degree in polymer and fiber engineering at Georgia Tech.
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23
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FEB
25
THU
The program covers corporate sustainability strategy across finance and the business case, communications, organizational change, data and disclosure, AI tools, decarbonization, supply chains, nature, and circular systems. Its Energy and Water programs add sessions on corporate energy procurement, grid flexibility, and water stewardship. Listed sessions address battery storage and flexible power; clean-energy procurement amid uncertainty; hourly energy matching; building decarbonization; corporate AI’s carbon costs; critical-material sourcing and material recovery for supply-chain resilience; circularity’s business case; Scope 3 supplier engagement; water risk and corporate balance sheets; AI and water stewardship; and collective action on the Colorado River. Other sessions cover regenerative agriculture, nature finance, sustainability disclosure, and communicating sustainability to policymakers and markets. The event also lists a keynote, tutorials, breakouts, workshops, and an Advanced Perspectives Program.
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