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ETI corporate roundtable

Member-only event

This is a member-only event. If you are a member, pleaselog inin order to register for the event.

We are delighted to invite our company members to the next roundtable meeting on 2 May.

It's an opportunity to discuss topics of mutual interest in ethical trade and connect with other company members.

The day will commence with an opportunity to network over breakfast from 9am.

The roundtable will include sessions with all corporate members as well as breakout sessions for corporate peer groups.

This year we will also be holding ETI's AGM at the end of the day.

We'll conclude with a drinks reception from 5pm - 7pm which will also be attended by our NGO and trade union colleagues.

We welcome two staff per company to register for the roundtable. If more than two members of your company wish to attend we will add them to a waitlist and inform you of availability of spaces nearer the time.

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