Welcome to Circular Glasgow: Get (Re) Connected
About this event
Networking in-person is back!
After nearly 6 years of connecting and engaging with businesses across the city, Circular Glasgow is delighted to welcome you along to our networking event ‘Get (Re) Connected’ – the team’s first in-person event in almost 2 years!
Taking place at Drygate, one of the 37 Plate up for Glasgow venues across the city, this event gives you the chance to meet and connect with faces old and new as well as hear how Glasgow’s circular economy movement is progressing and how Glasgow Chamber of Commerce is preparing for COP26.
Who's attending
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Venue COVID guidelines
Our top priority is the health and safety of all attendees and staff, please see the COVID-19 guidelines below.
All attendees are encouraged to take a lateral flow test 24 hours before attending the event and if the result is positive, or if someone is displaying COVID-19 symptoms (with or without taking a test) they must not attend.
Some of the mitigation measures that we have put in place in partnership with the venue are:
- Masks should be worn when moving around the venue. Masks may be removed when seated, or when eating or drinking. Please be respectful of others and maintain safe distancing.
- Hand sanitisers will be provided at the venue.
- Your information will be held by the organiser for Track and Trace, but guests are also asked to check in with the NHS App or via the QR Codes.
Get involved with Circular Glasgow
COP26 Signature Series
During COP26, the Signature Series will offer businesses an opportunity to unlock access to global innovators and business figureheads, and gain an understanding of their role in addressing the climate challenge and driving a COP26 legacy. Speakers include Pekka Lundmark, CEO & President of Nokia and Grete Faremo, United Nations and UNOPS Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director.
Circular Glasgow Network
Connecting, learning and collaborating are all instrumental in the transition to a circular economy. Our Circular Glasgow Network aims to bring together entrepreneurs, innovators and circular economy enthusiasts from across the city to connect, share knowledge and ultimately find ways to future-proof their business.
Plate up for Glasgow
Plate up for Glasgow is a hospitality-led campaign highlighting the issue of food waste and its impact on our environment and the local economy.
We're collaborating with some of Glasgow's most loved venues who are all offering at least one low waste menu option during the campaign period.
My Climate Path
My Climate Path is a COP26 education legacy initiative for Scotland's young people created by Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) Glasgow. Working with business, we will inform and inspire our young people on the roles and skills required for the jobs of the future that will drive sustainable economic growth in a circular and a net zero economy.
