Championing sustainability at SuperReturn Private Credit Europe

Our event guide will be delivered in a 100% digital format this year, significantly reducing our usage of paper products during the live experience. We'll have QR codes onsite that attendees can easily scan with their smartphone to pull up the agenda on their mobile devices.

• No physical mail promotional material referring to the conference

• Use of digital signage wherever possible

• Significant efforts are made to reduce food waste by anticipating precise delegate numbers

• Menus are seasonal and regional, resulting in reduction of meat overall

• Chinaware and cutlery are offered whenever possible. In cases where disposables are necessary, we have switched to biodegradable materials (e.g. coffee cups)

• Paper-only name badges without plastic holders are administered

• Lanyards are ensured to be collected and fully recycled post-event.

Per our commitment to the evolution of the exhibition industry, we aim to ensure that we are delivering the best possible experience for our customers. We believe that by moving away from the use of disposable exhibition booths, we will improve the ease, quality, safety, and sustainability of the exhibitor experience at our events. We encourage our exhibitors to minimize handouts by utilizing our digital download QR code technology at their booths.

• We will use renewable energy

• We will ensure all added lighting is energy efficient

We want SuperReturn Private Credit Europe to be run in a socially responsible manner. To do so, we are focusing on:

• Doing business safely and ethically
• Considering wellbeing and accessibility
• Creating a positive impact on our host cities and measuring our impacts

SuperReturn Private Credit Europe will be run in an increasingly environmentally responsible manner, focusing on:

• Reducing carbon emissions
• Creating less waste and discouraging giveaways from exhibitor stands and media partners
• Considering sustainability credentials for every item sourced for the event

Our aim is for SuperReturn Private Credit Europe to promote long-term sustainable development - in the way that we run the event but also in how it's implemented in the market as a whole. We are committing to:

• Using our content to support the sustainability of the private capital market
• Developing close partnerships with associations and giving them a platform to promote their organisations
• Facilitating discussions on pertinent topics including diversity & inclusion, ESG, sustainability, the impact on the environment & more...

We're working more closely than ever with our sponsors and exhibitors to ensure we all commit to doing the right thing for our customers, colleagues, and the communities we serve.

In keeping with our sustainability aims at SuperReturn events we are asking that exhibitors do not provide giveaways at this event and we would like all of our attendees to embrace this sustainability goal with us.

Instead, SuperReturn events will provide QR codes to exhibitors that can be shown at their stands so that attendees can download materials such as white papers or brochures, or to simply share their details with exhibitors. Please support our aims by downloading our exhibitors’ QR codes.

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