video1.0<iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/d8f3309ae5d64abaa61ecb63cef688e0" frameborder="0" width="2674" height="2005" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>20052674Loomhttps://www.loom.com20052674https://cdn.loom.com/sessions/thumbnails/d8f3309ae5d64abaa61ecb63cef688e0-0626ff92f1d0abc1.gif4147.08What Corporate Events Can Learn from the Music Industry’s Sustainability Playbook? Live entertainment is one of the most complex, fast-paced industries on the planet — and yet, it's leading the sustainability charge in events. Coldplay’s 2023 tour cut emissions by 59%, and Billie Eilish now uses only recycled materials for vinyl. For today’s top artists, sustainable practices aren’t a burden — they’re part of the brand. Corporate events, meanwhile, are still catching up. Fragmented data, inconsistent vendors, and the assumption that sustainability means higher costs continue to slow progress. It’s time for a mindset shift. Join Envire and leaders from Live Nation Special Events, Sound Future, Green Disco, Three Squares Inc., and AEG as we explore what the corporate world can borrow from concerts, festivals, and touring productions. You’ll hear firsthand from the people behind sustainability at Coachella, Outside Lands, and more — covering everything from renewable energy rollouts to zero-waste logistics and data-driven operations at iconic venues like the Fillmore and Punch Line. What we’ll cover: • Why sustainability is non-negotiable in music — and what’s driving it • How major tours are powering shows with renewables and tracking emissions • What zero-waste festivals are doing right — and how venues are evolving • How artists and promoters use data to hold venues accountable • Simple, scalable ideas for corporate events — from travel offsets to reusable cups Why attend: If you plan, host, or operate events like product launches, kickoffs, or client summits, this session will spark fresh thinking. You’ll leave with real-world case studies and tactics to boost both your sustainability performance and attendee experience. To create long-lasting impact, the events industry must evolve. Let’s learn from the best.