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Upcoming Webinar: 

Leveraging Organizational LCA (OLCA) as the Foundation of Corporate Sustainability Plans

Speakers: Miguel Hernandez and Sarah Donovan

Webinar Description

This webinar introduces the fundamentals of O-LCA and explores its role as a foundation for corporate sustainability strategy. It explores the differences between O-LCA and corporate GHG accounting and how O-LCA can provide a robust Scope 3 assessment. When complemented by product-level LCAs, sustainable procurement practices, and Scope 3 emissions management, O-LCA becomes a strategic enabler, driving meaningful improvements across the value chain.

About the Speakers:

Miguel Hernandez is an experienced project leader in LCA and consumer packaged goods R&D. He has experience conducting and reviewing LCAs across several industries and worked for six years at Detergentes LTDA in Bogotá, where he helped develop TOP Terra, Colombia’s first eco-friendly home care products brand, oversaw recovery and management of over 50 tons of packaging, and generated millions of dollars in annual savings through improvements in formulation, packaging, and processes. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, and a master’s degree in Environmental Management from the same university’s Business School, where he now teaches LCA and industrial ecology. Miguel is based in Bogota, Colombia.

Sarah Donovan brings both academic and applied LCA expertise, with experience conducting GHG assessments and LCAs for products and organizations across several industries. She has developed regulatory reports on low-carbon fuels in Canada and conducted research on the climate impacts of beef in Nova Scotia and air transport in the Canadian lobster industry. Her work emphasizes drawing actionable insights for companies and policymakers to reduce environmental impacts. Sarah holds a bachelor’s in Biology and Environmental Studies from Davidson College and a master’s in Resource and Environmental Management from Dalhousie University. Sarah is based in Halifax, Canada.

Both Sarah and Miguel will be presenting talks on O-LCA at ACLCA 2025.

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