F&BTechTalks: Smart Solutions for Sustainable Infrastructure
Just like crafting a perfect dish, the food and beverage industry must balance sustainability and operational efficiency. Watch our webinar to explore how we can support your sustainability journey, whether you are starting out or aiming to enhance existing practices.
On-demand webinar
What can you expect to learn in this webinar?
- Discover methods to reduce costs and emissions by identifying energy optimization opportunities within your operations.
- Explore strategies for automating sustainability data collection and reporting to facilitate informed decision-making and goal tracking.
- Understand best practices for integrating renewable energy sources and electric vehicle charging infrastructure to advance sustainability efforts.
Who should attend?
This webinar is tailored for food and beverage professionals across all levels who are seeking to maximize the potential of sustainable transformation.
Meet our speakers
Matthias Povolny | Marketing Manager for Food & Beverage at Siemens Smart Infrastructure
Tech enthusiast who leverages technical expertise to drive innovative marketing strategies and drive customer engagement. Utilizing an engineering degree and an MBA to identify the key fit for customers especially focusing on the Food and Beverage industry. Background from CAD, portfolio management, business development and partner management enable a deep understanding of the B2B business and key growth and optimization factors.
Connect with Matthias Povolny on LinkedIn
Martin Kruska | Director, Global Sustainability Advisory at Siemens Smart Infrastructure
Passionate about decarbonisation and the sustainable transformation of the energy system. More than 25 years of international experience as manager, advisor, business developer, strategist, project manager and trainer in energy efficiency, sustainability, and international development cooperation. Background in energy engineering with a PhD on energy efficiency from the University of Aachen. Authored and co-authored several publications and books on energy efficiency in the industrial sector and on climate change policy topics.
