Sustainable Packaging: Marketing Trends & Talent Acquisition Insights
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In this episode of the Venari Podcast, Tim Hartnell, Sustainable packaging lead, speaks to Jawad Bisbis, Global VP of Marketing and Partnership at Ball Corporation. Jawad has over 25 years of experience in marketing with the likes of Coca-Cola, P&G, Luxottica and other brands. In this episode, Tim and Jawad will be discussing marketing trened within packaging, talent acquisition strategy and some of Jawad's career highlights. Watch the full episode below.
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Alex joined Venari Partners after spending 5 years at BIE Executive where he was a Director, working with clients to help them appoint transformational leadership teams at C, C-1 and Director level across a range of sectors. Prior to BIE, Alex spent the earlier stages of his career in team management roles focused on specialist markets at Page Group and Brewer Morris, having graduated from the University of Bristol with a Bsc Econ. He leads our Sustainability search practice, which operates across the sectors Venari Partner’s serves: Aviation, Aerospace, Travel, Hospitality, Logistics, Retail, Consumer, Sustainable Packaging, Life Sciences & Healthcare. Having worked with clients across these sectors throughout his career, and with experience delivering searches that enable the implementation of sustainable change, he has developed an excellent reputation across his network. Our Sustainability search practice works with clients to appoint roles including but not limited to: Chief Sustainability Officers Sustainability Directors & Heads of Sustainability, Directors & Heads of ESG Director- level roles with responsibility for Sustainability, Environment, Social Responsibility & CSR Strategy, Innovation, Integration & Operational Implementation Reporting Supply Chain & Procurement Sustainability and climate consulting ESG Operating Partners Alex loves to spend time with his young family, travel and indulge his passion for sport. A long-suffering Spurs season ticket holder, he remains eternally hopeful that better days are ahead, but is experienced enough to know this is unlikely.
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