Our mission is to accelerate the sustainable chemical transition, and we can’t do that alone. Build on your existing knowledge by learning from our experts about green chemistry, measuring sustainability, and making the business argument for doing the right thing.
28 Feb, 2025 | 10am – 5pm | The Guildhall, Coney Street, York, YO1 9QN
Green Rose Chemistry is organising a free one-day advisory clinic for early-stage businesses at the intersection of chemistry and sustainability. If you’ve got a new start-up in the sustainable chemistry space, or related research that is heading for commercialisation, this event is for you.
We’ll cover the following topics through a combination of presentations and one-on-one advisory sessions:
Our aim is to boost early-stage innovators in the sustainable chemical space, accelerating the green chemical transition. We’ve brought together experts that are donating their time to help your business make decisions that will shape its growth.
The day will include talks from each partner, followed by lunch and networking, with an afternoon of one-on-one coaching between partners and attendees to address individual questions and challenges.
Partners include:
Supported by: Barclays Eagle Labs
Applications are now open for this event and will close on 28th January 2025. Places will be offered on 30th January 2025.
Please apply for your place using this expression of interest form.
2 May, 2024 | 15:00 BST / 10:00 ET | 1 hour
A webinar exploring how you can accelerate change in your organisation by advocating for sustainable chemistry. This webinar was empowering, practical, and completely free.
Anyone can create change!
What did you learn?
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Speakers:
The webinar was delivered by Anna Zhenova, CEO & Founder of Green Rose Chemistry and IUK Unlocking Potential Award winner. Anna is a green chemist with a passion for the innovative side of sustainable chemistry. She excels in translating academic expertise to real-world applications, and wants to help you accelerate the transition to more sustainable materials.
Green Rose Chemistry’s in-depth, practical training has been featured in the Austrian government’s Green Chemistry Change Manager course and as part of the £11M Process Industries Net Zero Centre for Doctoral Training at Newcastle University.