13 - 15 August 2025 Aerial UTS Function Centre | Sydney
ESG Procurement Conference 2025
Achieving impact & ROI through ESG reporting, resilient governance & social procurement

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There are numerous sponsorship and exhibition opportunities available.

Australia's premier ESG Procurement event returns!
Now in its 4th year as the most attended and influential event of its kind in Australia, the ESG Procurement Conference 2025 returns to provide solutions to the most pressing challenges in the area, including upskilling procurement professionals on sustainability reporting, elevating cross-departmental collaboration, improving reporting outcomes, achieving ROI on ESG initiatives, driving social procurement in a challenging environment, and more.
This is your opportunity to meet and hear from both ESG and procurement leaders who will reveal how you can simultaneously drive positive operational, business, ESG and procurement outcomes.
Speakers include:

Jim Green
John Holland


Morgan Cleland
Asahi Global Procurement


Francis Chou
Holcim


Miranda Braga
TPG Telecom


Paolo Bevilacqua
Frasers Property


Moe Turaga
Domus 8.7 Modern Slavery Remediation Service


Tatiana Mastandrea
Beiersdorf Australia


Dale Tuckey
Transport for NSW


Fiona Murfitt
Evolution Mining


Lexia Laracy
APA


Amy Murphy
Snowy Hydro


Michelle Brooks
BHP

Camille Soncini Bessiere
Ausgrid


Lucie Chami
Vitex Pharmaceuticals


Rob St Clair
Endeavour Energy

Contracts and Procurement Project Coordinator
Senior Manager Sustainability Partnerships
Executive Officer
Relationship Director
APAC Subcontract Category Lead
Managing Director
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Why you need to be at the ESG Procurement Conference 2025

Develop the tools needed to understand, evaluate and report on ESG data with tips from Aurecon & Endeavour Energy
Gain a roadmap to scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions and how to collaborate with suppliers to meet emissions targets
Experience a gripping session from a modern slavery survivor on how to combat unethical supply chains
Learn how Coles, APA & Ausgrid maximise collaboration between procurement teams & other departments
Discover how Medibank & Evolution Mining embed ESG into risk management & governance frameworks
Examine how to build mutually beneficial commercial relationships with Indigenous suppliers
Learn how to create ROI from ESG initiatives with guidance from John Holland
Perfect your RFPs by expertly integrating ESG principles
Partnership Opportunities
The ESG Procurement Conference 2025 is your chance to meet and engage with a highly targeted and engaged audience of business leaders, government decision makers, experts, and practitioners who are actively looking for the latest solutions to help them meet their ESG, procurement, and business goals.
The event offers numerous opportunities for sponsors to network, share their expertise, and build their reputation as thought leaders in the ESG and procurement spaces.
If you’d like to become a sponsor or speaker at the ESG Procurement Conference 2025, please contact:
Milad Etemadi
P: +61 (0) 478 195 857
E: milade@questevents.com.au

Key Themes





Ensuring ESG initiatives generate ROI without compromising financial & business performance

Sponsor:
Tier 2 Sponsor
COS is Australia’s largest family-run and operated office supplies business, proudly led by second-generation sisters Belinda and Amie Lyone as Co-CEOs. Founded in 1977 by the late Dominique Lyone, COS has grown significantly over the past 45 years, with over 600 employees and warehouses in every state and territory, ensuring truly national coverage and reliable service.
At COS, we understand the diverse needs our customers. With extensive experience and deep knowledge of procurement policies, we deliver exceptional service and customised solutions that align with our customers specific needs and compliance standards.
As a private, family-owned business, COS is deeply committed to community and sustainability. Through the Lyone Foundation, we donate 1% of annual revenue to support Australian charities, contributing over $20 million to local communities since 2013.
Our sustainability initiatives reflect our dedication to a greener future. We are actively working toward net zero operations and 100% renewable energy across all our facilities.
This includes eliminating single-use plastics in alignment with APCO targets and integrating electric vehicles into our delivery fleet, ensuring we continue to lead in sustainable business practices.

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