The Ultimate Directory on Industry Webinars

Welcome to the Cashbook Webinar, where mastering financial tracking and transaction management gives you the clarity and control to drive your farm business forward.Mastering cashbook managementIn this comprehensive 5-day program, you will gain key insights into the power of cashbook management, learn essential skills to record and track financial transactions, and acquire the tools to make informed business decisions.Why cashbook management mattersEffective cashbook management is the foundation for financial clarity and stability in any farm business. It allows you to see exactly where your money is going, helping you avoid surprises and seize opportunities. By tracking every dollar, you gain the ability to spot trends, prevent overspending, and make timely decisions that strengthen your business.Our Cashbook Webinar provides the essential tools to help you stay in control of your finances and build long-term success.Webinar detailsDuration: 5 daysFormat: One-hour webinars each day, with live Q&A at the end of each sessionRecordings: Participants will receive recordings of the webinar after the 5-daysCashbook contentDay 1: File Manager and cashbook overviewDay 2: Transactions and reconciliationsDay 3: Streamlining EFTs and invoicingDay 4: BAS and cashbook reportingDay 5: Bringing it all together and guest speakerCourse materialsParticipants will receive the following course materials:Training manual: A comprehensive guide to the webinar contentHandouts: Additional resources to enhance your learning experiencePre-requisitesLaptop or desktop with reliable wifi

On 24 October, RGI will explore resource and supply chain challenges linked to power grids in our upcoming Webinar “Wired for Circularity: Securing the Power Grids of the Future”. During the event, invited experts from the French grid operator RTE and the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) will offer insights into how the application of circularity principles can mitigate the impacts of resource scarcity and supply chain pressures.Electricity grids are at the core of the global energy transition, requiring ongoing modernisation and expansion to accommodate increasing renewable energy integration, electrification, and digitalisation. However, both the expansion and retrofitting of the grid face significant challenges, particularly in the context of material requirements, resource scarcity and constrains within grid infrastructure supply chains. As the world transitions to a renewables-based energy system, the electrification of industrial, transport, housing and other sectors intensifies. In turn, the demand for electricity grid infrastructure grows, creating further pressures on the production and delivery of critical grid technologies. In this context, the substantial amounts of resources and materials needed for the grid expansion, and their uneven distribution across the globe, create additional challenges related to ensuring a just and sustainable global energy transition.Why circularity?Against this background, the concept of circularity—focused on maximising resource efficiency, minimising waste, and extending the lifecycle of materials and components—offers a compelling framework for addressing these challenges. By integrating circularity principles, grid operators can not only enhance the sustainability of their infrastructure but also build greater resilience against supply chain disruptions.But, how can grid operators implement circular approaches in their operations to reduce these challenges? And what are the status of supply chain disruptions within the European context?On 24 October, RGI’s Webinar “Wired for Circularity: Securing the Power Grids of the Future” will explore the intersection of circularity and supply chain management within the electricity grid sector, drawing on insights from the following speakers:Nicola Magnani – Leader of the “Materials and supply chains for the energy transition” project at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC).Marcela Mantilla – Sustainability & Industrial Affairs Advisor at RTE.

Dive into oral care and learn how to craft effective and sustainable toothpaste tablets.Join us to:• Explore chelators used in toothpaste • Optimise active retention• Integrate flavoured oils into tablet formulations• Enhance tablet stability and performance• Use alternative lubricants for improved resultsPerfect for both formulators and industry professionals, this webinar offers key insights into developing high-quality toothpaste tablets. Don't miss out on this opportunity to advance your oral care formulations!

The rise of Artificial Intelligence marks one of the most profound and transformative shifts in human history, ushering in a new epoch for the built world. In our industry, AI is not just a tool—it's the catalyst for a new era that will forever change how buildings are conceived, constructed, and managed. In this session, we will explore how AI is radically challenging long-held beliefs about the role of the architect, reshaping the very definition of architectural practice. This session is tailored for design professionals looking to upgrade their mental framework about AI, harness the potential of AI in their daily work and stay competitive in the future of AECO.Speakers: Julian Geiger - VP Head of AI Product and Transformation, Nemetschek SE; Márton Kiss - Chief Product Officer, Graphisoft; Pierre Saunal - Architect & Managing Director, airc.digital.

In this webinar, Yener Eksi will be sharing his experience teaching different aspects of nuclear energy to his honors chemistry students using the Six Thinking Hats strategy. The "Six Thinking Hats" is a method that can be used to enhance classroom discussions, foster critical thinking, and improve problem-solving skills among students. Yener will talk about how this approach helped his students explore different perspectives on a topic. Attend to find out what worked, what didn’t, and how he adjusted the lesson along the way!

As global efforts to decarbonize intensify, the aviation and maritime sectors are at the forefront of the transition to low-carbon fuels. By 2050, the aviation industry will need over 450 billion liters of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) to achieve Net Zero emissions, while methanol is emerging as a key alternative fuel for the maritime industry. To meet this rising demand, global renewable methanol production is expected to reach 400 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) by 2050, with 150 Mtpa from biomethanol. This webinar will explore how SFW’s Gasification technology is converting solid biogenic waste into liquid biofuels, offering a practical solution to these challenges. Hear from SFW experts and industry leaders about the technology's applications, cost-efficiency, and insights into two pioneering biofuel projects—one focused on renewable methanol in Portugal and another on carbon-negative SAF in the USA.Why Attend?Gain insights into the global demand for SAF and renewable methanol in aviation and maritime sectors.Learn how Gasification technology can enhance biofuel production by combining syngas and green hydrogen.Hear from experts about two innovative biofuel projects that are shaping the future of sustainable fuels.Featured Projects:Mangualde Project: Renewable Methanol from Biomass and Green Hydrogen (Portugal)Stonefish Project: Carbon-negative Sustainable Aviation Fuel (USA)Speakers: Frank Ligthart - VP, Circular Carbon, Sumitomo SHI FW; David Longden - SBD Manager, Gasification, Sumitomo SHI FW; Lari Temonen - Director, Strategy & Business Analysis, Sumitomo SHI FW; Joshua Pearson - Chief Technology Officer, PATHWAY Energy; Pedro Vieira - Project Engineering Renewable Methanol, Capwatt.

A commonly asked question is 'what constitutive model should I be using?' This webinar provides an introduction to the art of selection of both the appropriate constitutive model and associated parameters.What you will learn: ​• What are constitutive models and why it is important to select an appropriate model.​• Considerations during selection of a suitable model​• Parameter estimation​• Common pitfalls Webinar Presenters: Sergei Terzaghi, Principal; Mike Mahdavi, Product Sales Engineer, Bentley Systems.

In the past decade, companies have boldly committed to reducing carbon emissions in their agricultural supply chains, naming regenerative agriculture as a potential solution. In total, across the top 100 CPG companies, 40.5M acres and >$3.2B of investment are committed under a regenerative agriculture target. However many companies are still grappling with the question: How can we scale the adoption of regenerative practices, beyond these pilot programs?Watch this webinar to learn more about how CIBO has developed a systems approach to designing, deploying, and delivering Scope 3, Low carbon intensity, and public/private programs through our Grower Network Partners.We’ll cover:• What a Grower Network Partner is at CIBO• How CIBO’s Grower Network Partners offer a systems approach to overcome the transition gap to regenerative agriculture• Why companies should be looking at pairing public and private fundingPresented by Billy Cripe, VP of Marketing.

We are pleased to invite you to join us, on Wednesday October 16 from 10:30 to 12:00 (CEST), for an exchange on the recently published discussion paper about designing effective incentives for the transition to soil-health, regenerative farming practices. Within the Horizon Europe-funded project SoilValues, KOIS has mapped public and private incentives available in Europe and in SoilValues’ six testing ground countries (Belgium, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, and Portugal) and analysed how farmers can be better incentivised to improve soil quality and adopt viable soil-health business models. This event will provide an in-depth look at the key insights and recommendations from the paper, followed by an engaging Q&A session.To read the full Discussion paper go to the discussion papers page of our website: DISCUSSION PAPERS – SoilvaluesFor any enquiries or questions, please contact: Caroline Mahr at [email protected] or Silvana Limni at [email protected] look forward to seeing you at the Webinar!Speakers: Silvana Limni - Analyst, KOIS Invest; Matteo Vanzini - Associate, KOIS Invest; Marc Rosiers - Managing Director, MR F&A Consult.

Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by Grundfos, where we delve into the critical role of pumping in global energy consumption and how optimizing fluid processes within your automotive manufacturing operations can yield substantial energy savings of 30-40%.Did you know that pumping accounts for a staggering 10% of the world's energy usage? Grundfos experts will illuminate the path to achieving significant energy and cost reductions while advancing your sustainability, CO2, and energy efficiency objectives.Explore with us as we uncover the untapped potential within your automotive manufacturing facility to identify, measure, and enhance energy and water consumption. Gain invaluable insights into optimizing fluid systems and processes, empowering your operation to operate more efficiently and sustainably.Through the lens of continuous monitoring solutions, we'll demonstrate how predictive maintenance can minimize downtime, ensuring uninterrupted productivity. Real-life case studies and examples from diverse automotive manufacturing contexts worldwide will enrich your understanding, showcasing tangible successes achieved through optimization strategies.Key Topics Include:Identifying tailored opportunities for energy and cost savings within your operationImplementing robust measurement strategies to track energy and water consumption across various applicationsActionable insights for optimizing fluid processes and systems to maximize efficiencyEngaging case studies featuring real-world examples of energy and cost savings through optimization initiativesDon't miss this opportunity to unlock the potential for substantial energy and cost savings within your automotive manufacturing operation. Join us as we pave the way towards a more sustainable and efficient future!Presenter: Matt Carroll - Lead Key Account Manager, Mobility, Grundfos.