Global GreenTag partners with Sustainability Business Live

By Sustainability Business Live | 4:12 PM | 08/05/2026 | PANEL

Stirling Media, the organiser of Australia’s biggest corporate & commercial sustainability event – Sustainability Business Live – is pleased to announce Global GreenTag as an official supporting partner.

“Our partnership further strengthens the event’s focus on practical sustainability outcomes, responsible procurement and credible ESG leadership” said Craig Macfarlane, Managing Director of Stirling Media. The partnership is a natural fit, with both organisations strongly aligned around advancing transparency, sustainability standards, low-carbon innovation and
practical pathways for business decarbonisation.

As part of the partnership, David Baggs, CEO of Global GreenTag will participate in a major panel discussion within the BUILT ENVIRONMENT Conference – one of no less than 10 concurrent conferences taking place across the two-day event.

The panel, titled “Sustainable building practices, low carbon building materials and green building certification”, will bring together leading voices from across the construction, certification and sustainability sectors, including:

– David Baggs, CEO, Global GreenTag
– Prof Deo Prasad, CEO, NSW Decarbonisation Innovation Hub, UNSW
– Jeremy Mansfield OAM, Advisor, Supply Chain Sustainability School; and Director, Mansfield Advisory
– Josh Bigbie, CEO, GECA

As part of the collaboration, Global GreenTag is also pleased to offer its members,
partners and industry network an exclusive 50% discount on INDUSTRY TICKETS to the event.

Delegates can claim the offer by entering promo code GREENTAG50 when registering online.

Eligible professionals may also apply for complimentary VIP Tickets. Full details are available at www.sustainabilitybusinesslive.com.au

The event brings together more than 3,000 attendees, 100+ exhibitors and 200
speakers covering topics including ESG reporting, sustainable finance, energy,
manufacturing, logistics, climate technology, carbon markets and the built
environment.

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