German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act – Understanding and Preparing for Complex Requirements

The new Due Diligence Act passed in Germany has significant implications for supply chains worldwide, including sourcing offices and suppliers in Hong Kong and Mainland China. Understanding the law's requirements and implications for supply chain management is the first step to prepare for this complex challenge.

The hybrid seminar will feature two experienced speakers who will share their expert insights from a legal and practical standpoint, and present concrete solutions to prepare for the upcoming changes and establish future-proof systems of sustainability management in global supply chains.

Content

• Understanding the new legal requirements
• Why and how does it affects supply chains in Asia
• Implications for the management and staff
• Implications for supply chain management
• Possible solutions

Remarks:

• This event will run in a hybrid format. Seats for physical participation are limited. Booking priority to members on a first-come, first-served basis.
• For attendees joining the event virtually, access link for the webinar will be sent 1 day before the event. The session will be conducted via GoToWebinar.
• Sign up to the 'Community' function if you are interested to exchange contact details with other event attendees. The community function will be activated one week prior to the start of the event.
• GCC is closely monitoring the Covid-19 situation. Health precaution and social distancing measures will be observed. Physical attendees are required to use the LeaveHomeSafe APP or complete our Health Declaration Form prior to the seminar.
• GCC reserves the right to change this hybrid seminar into a completely virtual event depending on the development of the Covid-19 situation in Hong Kong.

Registration Deadline: Monday, 15 November 2021

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