BCG launches Supply Chain Net Zero Academy

James Murray
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BCG launches Supply Chain Net Zero Academy

New training programme from consultancy giant comes in same week as AXA launches new Net Zero School

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has today debuted a new programme designed to help companies tackle emissions from their supply chains, with the launch of a dedicated Supply Chain Net Zero Academy. The...

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