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THIS IS THE REGION’S FLAGSHIP EVENT FOR DECARBONISATION.

As event partner, Yorkshire Water is working with Marketing Humber to host its very first virtual Waterline Summit this October.

This week-long flagship event is the ideal opportunity to learn more about how the Humber region is working towards a zero-carbon economy, and what sustainable careers are in store here for young people – our future leaders.

Aligned with COP26 and the government’s agenda, this year’s event will showcase the Humber’s innovative expertise like no other. Delegates and guests will learn of the transformational projects taking place here, and how these come together to build a new model for decarbonisation both in business and communities.

It will be a chance to meet leading employers, whose sustainable projects demand new skills and offer exciting career opportunities. You can also hear from the Humber region’s talented young professionals and learn more about how they got to where they are now.

This event will raise the profile of the region, demonstrating how the Humber can provide solutions to this global challenge, and cement our regional ambition.

The online event will allow attendees to browse virtual exhibition stands, download valuable content and materials, attend webinars and network.

As ambassadors of our region, please spread the word about the event amongst your supply chains, your customers, your colleagues and your neighbours - this challenge and the opportunities ahead are for everyone in the Humber.

REGISTER NOW!

This event is open to everyone in the region and is free to attend.

Click here to register your attendance

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DATES FOR YOUR DIARY - YORKSHIRE WATER EVENTS AT THE WATERLINE SUMMIT

Monday 19th October, 9.30am to 11am

Strengthening Our Capacity To Adapt To A Changing Climate

Listen to Nevil Muncaster, Chief Strategy and Regulation Officer at Yorkshire Water, who will be taking part.

Monday 19th October, 1.30pm onwards

Women in leadership at Yorkshire Water

Hear from Eve Pierrepoint on the fantastic progress Yorkshire Water has made in improving gender diversity.

Monday 19th October, 2.30pm onwards

The Yorkshire Water Graduate Development Programme

Yorkshire Water's Sam Pell shines a light on the company's graduate development programme and the UV transformation project he's working on at sites on the east coast.

Wednesday 21st October, 1pm to 2pm

Living With Water student lesson

Organised by Yorkshire Water and delivered by education adviser Margaret Boyd, this virtual lesson will help young people understand how our communities can be affected by changes in climate and how they can be prepared for future flooding events.

Wednesday 21st October, 2pm onwards

Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) - A Method of Increasing Flood Resilience

Yorkshire Water's Emma Brown and Rachel Glossop will discuss the different types of SuDS and the benefits they can provide, with an opportunity for attendees to ask questions.

Thursday 22nd October, 9.30am to 12pm

Why The World Needs The Humber

Liz Barber, CEO, Kelda Group & Yorkshire Water, will be explaining the role Yorkshire Water plays in responding to climate change. She will talk about how the company is reducing its own carbon impact and how operations are changing to deal with the consequences of climate change. Innovative water solutions and the Living with Water initiative will also feature in Liz’s presentation.

Friday 23rd October, 11am onwards

Sustainable Finance

Treasury Manager Alex Rutherford will look at how Yorkshire Water has approached sustainable finance with its framework.

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