Speakers
Miguel Colbert, Bundesdruckerei Group (BDR), Germany
Miguel Colbert is Corporate Sustainability Manager at Bundesdruckerei GmbH in Berlin. Alongside sustainability reporting under ESRS/CSRD, he focuses on human rights in upstream supply chains and sustainable procurement. With a Master's degree in Applied Sustainability and a background in ESG consulting, he also teaches Sustainable Performance Management at a university in Berlin.
Hannah Deelstra, City of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Hannah Deelstra is a policy advisor on supply chain responsibility at the City of Amsterdam. Her focus is on preventing and addressing abuses in supply chains that affect people, nature and the environment. She puts International Social Conditions and due diligence processes into practice by integrating them into public procurement. She translates complex policy objectives into concrete procurement frameworks for risk categories.
Pauline Göthberg, Region Stockholm, Sweden
Pauline Göthberg has over 10 years of experience in public administration and is the national coordinator for the Swedish Regions work on sustainable public procurement. She has also worked at the OECD as a policy analyst on the project on Leveraging responsible business conduct through public procurement. She holds a PhD in Business Administration from the Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden.
Rebecca Griffiths, London Fire Brigade, United Kingdom
Rebecca Griffiths is Sustainability Advisor for London Fire Brigade leading on Responsible Procurement, including Ethical Sourcing and Modern Slavery. She is also a member of the International Working Group on Ethical Public Procurement.
Tereza Matyska Mičánková, Charles University, Czechia
Tereza Matyska Mičánková is a public procurement lawyer at Charles University in Prague, where she has worked since 2015. She specialises in socially responsible public procurement and collaborates with Electronics Watch to promote labour rights in global electronics supply chains. Her work also includes developing procurement policies, providing legal guidance and supporting responsible purchasing practices across the university.
John Shaile, Jisc, United Kingdom
John Shaile leads procurement and supplier management at Jisc and has spent more than 20 years working in public sector procurement. He enjoys helping organisations navigate complex procurements, build strong supplier relationships, and deliver value in a compliant and responsible way. A particular area of interest for him is ethical procurement, including how to work with suppliers to address supply chain risks and deliver positive social and environmental outcomes.