2022 Global Aluminium Can Sustainability Summit SPEAKER BIOS - Can Manufacturers Institute

	Welcome from Aluminium and Can Industry Robert Budway, President, Can Manufacturers Institute Robert Budway is President of the Can Manufacturers Institute, the national trade association representing the can manufacturing industry and its suppliers, including aluminum and steel producers. Prior to his appointment as President, Mr. Budway served as CMI’s Vice President and General Counsel, responsible for all federal legislative, regulatory and legal issues for the industry with specific focus on environmental affairs, and managed the day-to-day operations of the Institute. Mr. Budway served with the Republican staff of the Ways and Means Committee, U.S. House of Representatives, from 1985 to 1986 during the debate on the Tax Reform Act of 1986. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Boston University in International Relations and History, and was awarded a JD from the Northwestern School of Law of Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. He is a member of the Virginia and Hawaii Bar Associations. Miles Prosser, Secretary General, International Aluminium Institute Miles Prosser is the Secretary General of the International Aluminium Institute (IAI), the only body that represents the aluminium industry at the global level. With more than twenty years’ experience working on various industry policy issues, Miles brings in-depth knowledge on resource allocation, sustainability and climate change. Miles joined the IAI from the Australian Aluminium Council, where he served as Executive Director for more than ten years. He leads the IAI to promote the unique and valuable properties of aluminium in sustainable development. He holds an honours degree from the Australian National University. He is a member of the Institute of Directors in London.
	Importance of Summit to Crown Tim Donahue, President/Chief Executive Officer, Crown Holdings Mr. Timothy J. Donahue, Chairman of Crown Holdings, Inc. since April 2022, has also served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company since January 2016 and was previously President and Chief Operating Officer since March 2013. Mr. Donahue joined the Company in 1990 and held a number of financial positions of increasing responsibility including Chief Financial Officer and Controller. Mr. Donahue was previously with the public accounting firm Price Waterhouse, now PricewaterhouseCoopers and holds a B.S. in Accounting from Villanova University.
	Importance of Summit to Ardagh Oliver Graham, Chief Executive Officer, Ardagh Metal Packaging Oliver Graham is CEO of Ardagh Metal Packaging, a position he has held since January 1, 2020. Before taking up this role, Mr. Graham was CEO of Metal Packaging Europe with responsibility for Metal Packaging Brazil, as well as being Ardagh Group S.A. Commercial Director. He joined Ardagh in 2016 following the acquisition of the metal beverage business, prior to which he was Group Commercial Director at Rexam PLC. Mr. Graham joined Rexam PLC in 2013 from The Boston Consulting Group, where he was a partner.
	Importance of Summit to Soft Drink Makers Joe Franses, Vice President Sustainability, Coca Cola Europacific Partners Joe Franses is Vice-President, Sustainability at Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) the world’s largest Coca-Cola bottler. CCEP manufactures and distributes an extensive range of non-alcoholic ready-to-drink beverages, serving a consumer population of over 600 million in 29 markets across Western Europe, Australia, Pacific and Indonesia. Joe oversees CCEP’s sustainability strategy focusing on climate change, sustainable packaging, water stewardship and sustainable sourcing. Joe is responsible for stakeholder engagement, sustainability reporting & communications, including external engagement with NGOs, policy makers, customers and suppliers. Joe is an experienced sustainability professional with 20+ years’ experience in managing corporate responsibility and sustainability issues. He is a passionate advocate for sustainable business, providing vision and leadership to drive change on global sustainability issues. Joe has worked within the Coca-Cola System since 2005. Prior to joining Coca-Cola, Joe worked in the telecoms and charitable sectors, overseeing corporate responsibility as well as community and NGO partnerships. Joe holds an undergraduate degree in Social Policy & Politics from the University of Manchester and a Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Business from the University of Cambridge. Joe is also a Member of The Institute of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability (ICRS) the UK’s professional body for corporate responsibility and sustainability.
	Importance of Summit to Brewers Hervé Le Faou, Chief Procurement Officer, HeinekenHervé Le Faou serves as the Chief Procurement Officer at HEINEKEN, the world’s most international brewer. HEINEKEN operates in over 70 countries globally and is committed to surprising and exciting consumers everywhere. Since joining HEINEKEN in 2016, Hervé has been leading a transformational programme within the Global Procurement function, with the intention of creating a world-class strategic sourcing community that operates as a true business partner. His Procurement community currently manages €14 billion of spend and consists out of 900 professionals based around the globe. Creating sustainable business value for both internal and external stakeholders is the key focus of the second chapter of the transformation programme. Together with his team, Hervé strives to make a positive impact that lasts and touches areas beyond the cost and cash agenda. Having spent over half of his professional career abroad, Hervé brings a strong international leadership to his team. This, coupled with his strong passion for people, innovation and brands, has proven to be a great recipe for success when leading transformations in the food and beverage industry.
	Science Based Targets Initiative Global Aluminium Sector Efforts Karl Downey, Senior Technical Manager, Science Based Targets initiativeKarl is a Senior Technical Manager for the Science-based Targets initiative. Within the initiative, Karl leads the work to develop emission reduction pathways for industry sectors. He previously worked in the cement industry on CO2 strategy and public affairs, emissions trading, greenhouse gas accounting and sustainable construction. He is a mechanical engineer and also studied sustainable value chains at the University of Cambridge.
	Review Results of Recently Released Roadmap to Decarbonization of Global Aluminium Industry Pernelle Nuñez, Deputy Secretary General, Director – Sustainability, International Aluminium InstitutePernelle has over 10 years of experience in the metals and mining industry. She began her career as a consultant at CRU where she worked on a range of strategy projects across base metals, aluminium and iron ore. Pernelle joined the International Aluminium Institute in 2015 and is the Deputy Secretary General and Director of Sustainability. The IAI is the leading global association for the aluminium industry with members involved with bauxite mining, alumina and aluminium production across all major producing regions. In addition to being a spokesperson for the IAI, Pernelle is responsible for the Institute’s broad sustainability work program including its Greenhouse Gas Pathways Working Group and Environment and Energy Committee. Pernelle has led many collaborative industry projects across topics including environmental footprint analyses, sustainable waste management, responsible mining practices and GHG emissions accounting and pathways. Pernelle holds a MSci in Geology from The Royal School of Mines, Imperial College London and a Post Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Value Chains from the University of Cambridge. Jason Martins, Senior Analyst, Energy Transitions Commission Jason Martins is a Senior Analyst at the Energy Transitions Commission where he works on net-zero strategies and analyses for hard-to-abate sectors within the Mission Possible Partnership. He has been leading engagement and analysis for the Aluminium Sector Transition Strategy, in close collaboration with the International Aluminium Institute and other industry stakeholders. Jason holds a MS in Chemical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and MPhil in Energy Technologies from the University of Cambridge.
	Primary Aluminium Suppliers Panel Mohammed Al Jawi, Senior Manager-Environment, Emirates Global Aluminium Mohammed is holder of Master’s degree in Project Management from the British University in Dubai, and bachelor degree in Chemistry and Biochemistry from Boston university. Started his career in the oil and gas sector then moved to EGA in 2010 in the Environment field. Currently, responsible for developing and implementing EGA Environmental, quality, and lean management systems, strategies, and projects. Areas of expertise include climate change and GHG management, sustainability, environmental management and assessment, waste recycling, quality management, and innovation. Marc Carette, General Manager Commercial Strategy, Rio Tinto Lars Moen, VP Head of Business Development BU Recycling, Hydro Lars holds a Ph.D. in structural engineering from NTNU and an MBA from ESMT Berlin. Lars has vast experience in aluminium business development, automotive design and renewable energy, having worked for Hydro for many years, as well as for REC Solar, DNV GL and Statnett. Lars is currently heading Hydro’s business development efforts in the Recycling business unit in Aluminium Metal. Recycling is one of the core element’s in Hydro’s strategy. Hydro has the ambition of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 or earlier and is pursuing three decarbonization paths to reduce the carbon footprint of aluminium to net zero. Rosa Garcia Pineiro, Vice President of Sustainability, Alcoa and President, Alcoa Foundation
	North American Aluminium Industry Decarbonization Roadmap Project Matt Meenan, Vice President of External Affairs, Aluminum Association Matt Meenan joined the Aluminum Association in December of 2012 and has served in roles of increasing responsibility managing all aspects of the association’s external communications. As Vice President of External Affairs, Meenan oversees the external affairs department and develops strategies and programs to promote aluminum, respond to external threats and protect the brand of the association/industry. He is the staff executive for the Can Sheet Producers Committee. During his time at the Aluminum Association, Meenan has worked with top-tier media on behalf of the industry including The Economist, CNBC, POLITICO and The Wall Street Journal. He also led redesign of the association’s website www.aluminum.org and launched the industry’s award-winning e-newsletter program, Aluminum Week.
	Cansheet Suppliers Panel Steve Fisher, President and Chief Executive Officer, Novelis Steve Fisher is President and Chief Executive Officer of Novelis Inc., the global leader in aluminum flat-rolled products and the world’s largest recycler of aluminum. Novelis supplies premium aluminum sheet and light gauge products to the beverage can, automotive and specialties markets throughout North America, Europe, Asia and South America. The $12.3 billion company operates 23 facilities in 9 countries, employing approximately 11,000 people. Since joining the company in 2006, Fisher has served in a number of executive positions, most recently as Chief Financial Officer. During his tenure as CFO, Novelis invested approximately $2 billion to transform and grow its business. Prior to that, Fisher served as Vice President of Strategic Planning and Corporate Development, where he spearheaded major strategic, corporate and financial transactions across the company, most notably the discussions that led to the acquisition of Novelis by Hindalco in 2007. Einar Glomnes, Chief Executive Officer, Speira Einar Glomnes became Chief Executive Officer of Speira in June of 2022. Before that he was Executive Vice President of Rolling since May 2019. Previously, he worked at Hydro where he was Senior Vice President of International Smelters, Vice President, Head of the Asia Office and various other positions within Hydro Corporate, Energy and Metals. He holds law degrees from the University of Oslo and Columbia. Henry Gordinier, Chief Executive Officer, Tri-Arrows Aluminum Henry was appointed President & CEO of Tri-Arrows in April 2017. Mr. Gordinier joined the company in 2000 and he has served in leadership roles for the Commercial, Planning, and Risk Management functions. From 2008-2014 he worked for Kindred Healthcare as the Vice President of Strategy. He has an MBA from Vanderbilt University and a BA from Brown University. Currently, Mr. Gordinier serves as Chairman of the Logan Aluminum Board of Directors, a production joint venture between Tri-Arrows and Novelis Corporation, as an Officer of the UACJ Corporation, and as an Officer of The Aluminum Association. Raphael Thevenin, Vice President Strategy and Business Planning, Packaging and Automotive Rolled Products, Constellium Raphael Thevenin has a long experience in the aluminum industry. Raphael earned a marketing and economics degree in France. He started his professional career in Australia, UK and Belgium in the automotive industry. In 2001, he joined Pechiney as marketing manager. Then he moved to Sales role in Alcan. Following the creation of Constellium, Raphael was given the responsibility for the cansheet sales team covering Europe and Middle East markets. In 2015, following the acquisition of Wise Alloys in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Raphael moved to Baltimore, to be in charge of the global cansheet sales group. In summer 2022, he moved back to Europe as head of strategy and business planning for the packaging and automotive division. He is based in Zurich, Switzerland. Raphael is married and has 3 children who are studying in France and Switzerland. He likes flying airplanes in his free time and is passionate for all water sports such as sailing, scuba-diving or kitesurfing.
	Review of Recycled Content Measurement Approaches Across Material Types and Third-Party Validators Review Proposed Global Aluminium Beverage Can Recycled Content Measurement Guidelines and Governance Laura Thompson, Director of Recycled Material Standard, GreenBlue Laura Thompson is a sustainability thought leader that has worked most of her career in the pulp and paper industry. An engineer by training, Laura held numerous roles including R&D, environmental engineering, product development and corporate sustainability. For the past several years she has been working primarily on sustainable packaging and led the development of GreenBlue’s Recycled Material Standard.
	How Other Industries Around the World Have Succeeded or Failed at Taking Advantage of a Transformative Growth Opportunity Jeffrey Lorch, Partner & Leader-North America Metals and Global Aluminum, McKinsey & Company Jeffrey Lorch is a Partner in McKinsey’s Boston Office who leads McKinsey’s North American metals project as well as McKinsey’s global Aluminum practice. Jeffrey has supported clients across six continents with a focus on the Middle East and North America over the last 17 years, with strong expertise Strategy & corporate finance, metals M&A and JV transactions. Jeffrey has a BA from Colombia University and MA from Harvard University with focus on the economic history of the modern Middle East concentrating on the GCC.