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In the latest video in our Sustainability Perspectives series, Tim Sykes speaks to Mariya Nedelcheva, Marketing Manager for Film Solutions at Avery Dennison Label and Packaging Materials, about the relationship between labelling and packaging recyclability.

Nicholas Colisto, CIO at Avery Dennison, joins Maryfran Johnson for this CIO Leadership Live interview, which is jointly produced by CIO.com and the CIO Executive Council. Watch as they discuss crisis management during the COVID-19 outbreak, the business impact of the pandemic and managing the digital customer experience. Follow TECH(talk) for the latest tech news and discussion! ------------------------------­---- SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=idgtechtalk FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/idgtechtalk/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/IDGTechTalk IDG ENTERPRISE WEBSITES Computerworld: https://www.computerworld.com/video/series/8529/tech-talk CIO: https://www.cio.com/video/series/8534/cio-leadership-live CSO: https://www.csoonline.com/video/series/8607/windows-security-tips InfoWorld: https://www.infoworld.com/video/series/8563/do-more-with-r Network World: https://www.networkworld.com/video/series/8559/2-minute-linux-tips

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Efficiency, transparency, trust. These are all things that both businesses and consumers crave, but don’t always achieve. Especially not all with one solution. But thanks to digital identities, and the technology that’s coming out of Avery Dennison, that’s about to change. Avery Dennison, a Fortune 500 global materials science company, is taking digital identities past the point of simple QR codes and RFID tags, and into a place where brands and consumers will be able to do more with individual products than ever before. We’re talking about a world where you can track the tiniest details of a product in shipment, like its exact origins to its temperature. And brands will have the ability to create more sustainable, reusable products that can learn from consumers each time they use and scan the digital identifiers, making it possible to adapt to changing consumer behavior in real time. To learn more about this new circular economy, I invited Max Winograd to the show, who serves as the VP of Connected Products at Avery Dennison and one of the founders of atma.io. On this episode of Up Next in Commerce, Max and I talked about all the ways that digital identities are already being used today, and what the future holds in terms of the connected experience that digital identities provide for brands and consumers. There are so many possibilities and upsides to the technology that Max and his team are creating at Avery Dennison, so keep your ears perked up for this awesome conversation! Main Takeaways: - Individual Focus: Investments in innovative technology is helping make possible a future that will see consumers more in control of and informed about individual product journeys. Rather than simply tracking an item from the manufacturer to its final destination, consumers can get all the microdetails of a product. So whether you are expecting a shipment of produce or medical supplies and vaccines, Bluetooth, RFID, and other digital identity technology will make it possible to keep an eye on all of the minuscule details, like the temperature of the truck the product is being shipped in. - So Long, Single-Use: How we package products is likely to undergo a fundamental change over the next few years. Rather than single-use anything, consumers will be encouraged and ultimately rewarded by having reusable individual containers that have unique digital IDs. So, rather than going to the store to buy a gallon of milk, so can have your own container, scan its QR code or other identifier at your local market, and the backend system will know who you are, what kind of milk you like (skim, oat, almond, etc.) and the exact amount, and will dispense that into your container. - A Circle Is Round, It Has No End: Consumers are much more interested in taking part in a circular economy. There is more activity in re-commerce than ever before as customers turn to the resale marketplace. The need for product-level identification becomes crucial here because you can not only trace a product’s origins, you can also pass along all of its information in the resale market, including selling it to be recycled and then have the recycled materials continue to be traced all along their journey. Up Next in Commerce is produced by Mission.org and brought to you by Salesforce Commerce Cloud. To hear more business content, check out all of our shows at www.mission.org or wherever you listen to your podcasts.

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At World Economic Forum 2023 in Davos, Switzerland, Blockchain Journal's editor-in-chief David Berlind catches up with Avery Dennison market development manager Neil Hay who describes how the $8B multinational enterprise uses blockchain to provide atma.io, a cloud service offering that helps the global giant provide supply chain transparency to some of the largest consumer goods companies in the world (and their customers). The full-transcript text of this video can be found at https://blockchainjournal.com/interview/how-8b-multinational-avery-dennison-leverages-blockchain-across-its-supply-chain/. For all BlockchainJournal.com videos and their full-text transcripts, please visit https://blockchainjournal.com/videos/.

We caught up with Andrew Christie, Market Segment Manager Automotive & Quin Dams, Market Segment Manager, Building and Construction + General Industry at Avery Dennison, manufacturers of high performance pressure-sensitive bonding solutions. Avery Dennison are exhibitors at Foam Expo and Adhesives & Bonding Expo Europe 2021, the largest trade fair and conference for the technical foam and adhesives industry.

Jeroen Diderich - Vice President & General Manager EMEA - Avery Dennison speaking at Plasticity Amsterdam 20 June 2019.

APRIL 3, 2007 7:15 P.M. JOHN WURZBURGER, Vice President and General Manager of Avery Dennison Fasson Roll North America John M. Wurzburger is vice president and general manager of Fasson Roll North America based in Mentor, Ohio. Fasson Roll North America is a division of Avery Dennison, a global leader in pressure-sensitive technology and innovative self-adhesive solutions for consumer products and label materials. Based in Pasadena, Calif., Avery Dennison has had significant business operations located in Northeast Ohio since 1954. As the top executive for this division, he is responsible for strategic long-term planning and growth initiatives and the development of a customer-focused, collaborative and winning culture. Wurzburger joined the Fasson Roll division in 1988 as a sales representative and was promoted in 1991 to marketing manager. After a four-year hiatus in which he held top management positions at Ivex Packaging Corporation, he returned to Fasson Roll North America as general manager of the Premium Packaging and Pharmaceutical division in 1997. His accomplishments were recognized in 1999 when he was promoted to vice president of the division. Beginning in 2001, He spent three-and-half years running Avery Dennison's South American business in Buenos Aires, Argentina. At the completion of his first year in South America, he was honored with the company's prestigious "General Manager of the Year" award for businesses over $60 million. A native of Syracuse, New York, Wurzburger earned a bachelor of science degree in business management from Cornell University and a MBA from The John Hopkins University. A three-time "All-American" lacrosse player, Wurzburger brings a special blend of dedication and competitive spirit to the tag and label industry.

Melissa Tse of Avery Dennison will be discussing: How to interact with corporates - the mindset of relationships from the corporate point of view - importance of effective communication when outlining collaborations - managing cultural differences between startups and larger corporations - how to determine which corporate partners are right for specific projects or businesses Collin Moore of Avery Dennison will be discussing: How to talk to corporations about IP - how to frame discussions around patents and other IP - how to effectively run POC's Pradeep Iyer of Avery Dennison will be discussing: General experiences with startups in the past Experiences with P&P and how to effectively leverage it Providing color to Collin & Melissa's comments as necessary Melissa Tse Melissa is the Senior Associate for Avery Dennison’s Venture Investments & Open Innovation team. She is responsible for the entire investment process, as well as the management of Avery Dennison’s venture capital portfolio. In addition to venture investments, Melissa also works with start-ups and early-stage companies on other strategic partnerships, including JDAs, joint ventures, and commercial agreements. Prior to her time at Avery Dennison, Melissa was an Associate on the Corporate Development team at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Collin Moore Collin is the Manager of Ecosystem Partnerships for Avery Dennison’s Venture & Open Innovation team. In this role, he manages AD’s strategic partnerships with other corporations & academic institutions while also providing expertise for technical due diligence & screening. Before joining the venture team, Collin worked as a Principal Scientist to help AD identify & commercialize promising new technologies. Pradeep Iyer Pradeep is a Senior Global Director & Research Fellow at Avery Dennison. He has 20+ years at Avery Dennison leading product launches, strategic initiatives, and global R&D projects. He has also co-authored over 15+ US-issued patents, and 25+ peer-reviewed journal articles with 950 citations. Currently, Pradeep is helping lead a global effort to leverage external ecosystem innovations, ranging from co-creative collaborations to M&A initiatives for Avery Dennison. His areas of technical expertise include organic-analytical-polymer chemistry, spectroscopy, catalysis, and intellectual property management. About Plug and Play: Plug and Play draws partners and startups from across a variety of industries. Plug and Play connects the best technology startups and the world’s largest corporations. We run over 50 industry-themed accelerator programs a year in cities across the world. Join our platform today: https://www.plugandplaytechcenter.com/join/ Follow us on social media 👇 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/plug-and-play-tech-center/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlugandPlayTC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/plugandplaytc/

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A través de la Colaboración Acelerada, buscamos ventanas de oportunidad para la Sostenibilidad en toda la cadena de valor de la Industria Gráfica. En el transcurso de solo 2 horas y media, 100 líderes de la cadena tuvieron la oportunidad de trabajar en la meta conjunta de mejorar su negocio hacia la Sostenibilidad, desde la Innovación.

Designing and deploying a new HR Operating Model is a challenge for any organization. For large, global enterprises with a diverse employee population, the complexity and challenges are much greater. The key to success in enabling employees to embrace and adopt the technology comes down to a well-thought-out design, a defined deployment strategy, and execution on the delivery. If you’re looking to transform your HR Operating model and how to enable it with the ServiceNow Platform, this webinar is for YOU. Chassidy Rellinger, Vice President, Total Rewards & Workforce Operations, will share how Avery Dennison, together with ServiceNow, Leapgen and The Anti, created an intuitive employee experience for 35,000+ employees in over 50 countries. In this webinar, you will learn how Avery Dennison: -Consolidated HR inquiries with 98% of cases coming from the portal, 80% resolved in Tier 1 and 60% closed within 24-hours -Delivered Knowledge Basis’, HR Service Delivery, and automated LifeCycle Events in 28 Languages for 18,000 Employees -Accelerated the Onboarding deployment a Full Year as a result of overwhelming enthusiasm and adoption of the Platform

Renae Kezar (Senior Director, Global Leader of Sustainability, Avery Dennison) speaking at Plasticity Malaysia 25 October 2019