Towards a new vision for a responsible leather supply chain
MONDAY 9 SEPTEMBER 2024 • MAISON DE LA CHIMIE • PARIS
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This event is organised by
Under the patronage of
WHAT IS THE SLF?
The Sustainable Leather Forum (SLF) is the first international event dedicated to
CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) in the leather industries. Held in the heart of Paris, France,
it gathers more than 400 international participants – businesses operating in the sector, major
fashion and design corporations, SMEs, micro-businesses, mid-sized companies, institutional bodies,
opinion leaders and consultancies – to focus on social, environmental and economic
issues.
As a unique platform for sharing the CSR best practices of the leather industries
sector and its ecosystem, the SLF is an invaluable source of key information to help shape the CSR
strategy of companies and support them in their transformation.
Over the course of an
exceptional day, international experts and companies will have the opportunity to speak during
keynotes, round tables and debates punctuated by networking sessions.
An SLF edition in numbers
400+
participants
10+
nationalities attending
25+
international guest experts
SLF highlights
Discover the exhibitors specialised in CSR
An exhibition space open to companies specialised in CSR, where they can showcase their services and solutions
Make the most of the CSR-related round tables, keynotes and debates to gain new knowledge and insights
Reducing environmental impacts, eco-design, resource and waste management, traceability, due diligence, working conditions, animal welfare, certifications, technological innovations, and consumer expectations are just some of the topics that will be discussed at the forum.
Plan your B2B meetings
Because first and foremost, CSR is about sharing experiences, best practices, and finding new partners. The SLF is introducing a new (smart) tailored networking service.
100 themed videos available all year round on replay
Video topics: Environment, Governance, Human rights and working conditions, Fair practices, Consumers
