The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has announced a new online masterclass to help procurement professionals drive social, environmental and economic impact.
Featuring real-world case studies, expert insights and practical tools, the four-hour ‘Tackling Sustainable Procurement’ course will take place on 12 November 2025, with discounted tickets available for members.
“Procurement is more than just a transaction; it’s a powerful lever for change. This course equips professionals with the knowledge and strategies to embed sustainability at the heart of procurement, transforming the way we design, source and deliver projects,” said the GBCA.
Why attend?
The course, which is perfect for anyone who wants to embed sustainable, ethical and value driven practices, covers a number of key topics delivered by high-profile speakers, including:
- Presentation: Recognising and rewarding sustainable procurement in Green Star with Emily Chung, Manager, Future Focus, Market Transformation, Green Building Council of Australia
- Presentation: Tackling product substitution in procurement with Lucy Sutton, Associate Director, Bates Smart
- Case study: Achieving sustainable outcomes with Fiona Sergi, Assistant Director, Implementation and Partnerships, Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
- Presentation: Amaroo – shared value and opportunity with Sam Russell, General Manager WA, Aggregates and Concrete, Holcim Australia
- Presentation: Eliminating modern slavery with Jane Andrews, CEO, Ebbtide Group
- Panel: Driving change through strategic partnerships with GBCA’s Katherine Featherstone (moderator), Lucy Sutton and Sam Russell
- Panel: Creating shared value through social procurement with Christopher Guntner, Relationship Manager, Supply Nation, Jane Andrews and Sasha Titchkosky, Co-Founder and CEO, Koskela
“Whether you’re just starting on your sustainable procurement journey or looking to deepen your expertise, this course will equip you with actionable strategies to transform how your organisation sources, collaborates and innovates,” added the GCBA.
Tickets are $520.00 for members and $650.00 for non-members.


