Safety and Quality Culture Excellence Live online seminar
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Summary
This event - our 10th Safety and Quality Culture Excellence event - will provide an update on developments in the world of food safety, quality, health and safety and environmental sustainability culture including a number of case studies from manufacturing, retail, and food service.
It will provide an insight into the strengths and weaknesses observed across the industry; the challenges experienced by companies keen to improve their culture, as well as provide practical tips from practitioners on how to improve your culture.
There will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions, benchmark yourself and share experiences.
This event is part of our Culture Excellence program; a collaboration between Campden BRI and Taylor Shannon International (TSI).
The event will be in 2 parts:
- Part 1: Keeping the culture fires burning! How do we keep momentum after a few years of assessing our
culture?
Tuesday 3 December 2024 - 13:00-15:00 GMT - Part 2: Building a culture coalition: How do we integrate and engage with other departments, regions,
suppliers, and stakeholders on our culture journey?
Wednesday 4 December 2024 - 13:00-15:00 GMT
Who should attend
Anyone interested in safety and quality culture, and in driving and sustaining positive behaviours.
Event Directors
Bertrand Emond and Dr Joanne Taylor
Provisional Programme
Part 1: Keeping the culture fires burning! How do we keep momentum after a few years
of assessing our culture?
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| 13:00 - 13:15 | Introduction and culture update Bertrand Emond, Campden BRI |
| 13:15 - 14:45 | Presentations followed by panel discussion; questions and answers with the audience - Sharon Birkett, Vice President Global QA Operations, OSI Group - Julia Ferrell, Director of Food Security & Regulatory Compliance Corporate Quality Assurance, Bay State Milling - Prof Bizhan Pourkomailian, Director - Global Food Safety Restaurant & Distribution, McDonald's Restaurants - Su Dakin, Head of Food Safety and Quality, British Sugar - Corinne Begueria, Group Quality & Food Safety Director, Bel (panel only) - Alison Wright, Director FSQA APAC, Aryzta (panel only) |
| 14:45 - 15:00 | Culture Excellence update and conclusion Dr Joanne Taylor, Culture Excellence/TSI |
Part 2: Building a culture coalition: How do we integrate and engage with other
departments, regions, suppliers, and stakeholders on our culture journey?
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| 13:00 - 13:15 | Introduction, recap part 1, and culture update Bertrand Emond, Campden BRI |
| 13:15 - 14:45 | Presentations followed by panel discussion; questions and answers from the audience - Campbell Mitchell, VP Quality & Safety, fairlife US - Julia Ferrell, Director of Food Security & Regulatory Compliance Corporate Quality Assurance, Bay State Milling - Rebecca Ferrer, Sr. Manager FSQA Global Compliance PepsiCo - Bongiwe Ndhlovu, Group Food Safety Manager/Manufacturing Business Partner, Tiger Brands - Alison Wright, Director FSQA APAC, Aryzta (Panel only) |
| 14:45 - 15:00 | Culture Excellence update and conclusion Culture Excellence Team Dr Joanne Taylor, Culture Excellence/TSI |
Speakers
Bertrand Emond, Campden BRI
Bertrand has a wealth of knowledge, experience and connectivity from working here at Campden BRI since 1988. Bertrand has a Master's in Food Science & Technology (Dijon, France) and a Master's of Business Administration (Bath, UK).
Bertrand is passionate about supporting the industry in the areas of skills, knowledge, training, learning and development, competency and achieving culture excellence through behaviour change. He won the 2020 BRCGS CEO Europe Award recognising his commitment and contribution to food safety and the 2014 Heinz Award for Excellence for Leadership in Collaborative CPD for the Industry (in particular for his role in supporting competency and CPD, promoting the food industry as a career of choice, and providing collaboration between all stakeholders).
Dr Joanne Taylor, TSI
BSc Psychology, PgCert Education and Research, PgCert HACCP, PhD Risk Management and Behaviour Change
Joanne is a qualified psychologist, educator and researcher, with a PhD in risk management and behaviour change. Over the past 20 years she has taken a multi-disciplinary, innovative approach to a diverse range of academic, government and industry programs across multiple countries.
1. Academia: Joanne has led University MSc modules in Organisational Culture, International Business, Research Methods (Survey Design), Food Safety and HACCP, in the UK and UAE. She has authored a large number of peer-reviewed journal articles, including highly commended articles on organisational culture.
2. Government: Joanne has consulted to governments of the UK, Thailand, Brunei, Oman, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman and Qatar, as well as working on projects for the World Health Organisation / Food Agriculture Organisation (WHO/FAO). She has led large scale government programs to bring about improvements in safety and quality on a national scale.
3. Industry: Joanne has worked with a diverse range of companies as a trainer, auditor, researcher and culture assessor. She has led the development of innovative industry systems and tools to support organisations with their culture that are used in over 85 countries around the world.
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