Walmart Compliance, A Case Study
Watch Our Webinar - Creating Opportunity Through Compliance: A Case Study
Expectations and responsibilities for businesses are changing and Renewable Choice can help you understand, complete and improve on the Walmart Supplier Sustainability Assessment and the 2011 Carbon Disclosure Project questionnaire. The window for reporting is limited and the reporting period started on April 1, 2011.
Whether you are a large or small supplier to Walmart, and whether you are thinking about how to create more transparency with your own supply chain or want to understand how other companies have gained insight and efficiencies, this webinar will provide relevant content to save you time.
Why watch this on-demand webinar?
This webinar will provide valuable insights into the changing dynamics of supply chains. It will help you see not only how the Walmart Supplier Assessment affects your organization in the short-term but also the opportunities it creates for the longer term. You will hear from Tony Angelino, Chief Operating Officer for Cupid Foundation, a leading supplier of intimate apparel to Walmart and other large retail customers all over the world. You'll learn how Tony and his organization gained much more from its greenhouse gas inventory than they expected.
During this on-demand webinar you'll learn
- How Walmart’s sustainability requirements can lead to cost savings
- What Cupid Foundation thought they know about sustainability and what they learned
- Why identifying and tracking resources and sustainability initiatives can improve the bottom line
- How to demonstrate progress and communicate performance to stakeholders
Creating Opportunity Through Compliance: A Case Study
- When: Anytime, just fill out the form on this page
- Length: 40 minutes
Who should watch
Walmart merchandise suppliers that can’t answer ‘Yes’ to the questions in the Climate & Energy section of the Supplier Assessment
- Private label and branded product suppliers
- Suppliers that have never reported to the CDP or need to improve their score
- Suppliers that want to hear how an apparel supplier gained practical insights, data and know-how by working with Renewable Choice
Presenters
Matt Wood
Senior Product Manager & Certified Greenhouse Gas Inventory Quantifier
Renewable Choice Energy
Matt came to Renewable Choice in 2007 with a background in corporate social responsibility (CSR). Prior to joining Renewable Choice he ran the Green Mission sustainability program for Whole Foods in Boulder. Matt has broad experience with a variety of greenhouse gas accounting standards including GHG Protocol, Climate Leader Greenhouse Gas Inventory Reporting Protocol, and The Climate Registry General Reporting Protocol. Matt graduated with a B.S. in Evolutionary Biology from the University of Colorado at Boulder and was certified by CSA Standards in 2009 as one of the first Certified Greenhouse Gas Inventory Quantifiers in the U.S.
Anthony (Tony) Angelino
Chief Operating Officer
Cupid Foundations, Inc.
Tony Angelino is the Chief Operating Officer of Cupid Foundations, Inc. promoted from his previous position as Executive Vice President. Tony has been with Cupid for 38 years. Prior to joining Cupid Foundations, Inc. Tony was in the Navy for 2 ½ years, then worked for Western Union for 1 ½ years, and was the Assistant Deputy Treasurer of Lehigh Valley, Pa for 1 year.
Tony is responsible for all of Cupid’s operations, including purchasing, design, costing of garments, distribution and research and development at all locations including our offshore locations in Nicaragua and Mexico.
About Cupid Foundation
Cupid was founded in 1942, incorporated under Cupid Foundation, Inc. in 1945 and today uses the company name Cupid Intimates in the marketplace. Cupid is a market leader in shapewear and is an Innovation Award recipient from the Under Fashion Club Femmy's.
Since 2000, Cupid has been selling shapewear in department stores and since that time, this business has grown substantially using the Naomi and Nicole, Miraclesuit and TC Fine Intimates brands. Cupid sells to Macy’s, Dillard’s, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s and Belks among others.
Providing quality apparel is a core value of the company. Cupid doesn’t source any garments; it makes all of its goods in its own factories in order to control and monitor all of the processes used in production. During the last 10 years, Cupid formed a process development department specifically for designing processes that create unique features with superior benefits. Cupid is the oldest brand selling popular price sharewear in the market.
