Episode #31: Empowering the next generation of packaging professionals with Michigan State University

Ensuring a strong future for the packaging industry requires innovation, education and state-of-the-art technology. Leading the way are pioneering university programs, which play a pinnacle role in preparing the next generation of packaging professionals in facing the industry’s most pressing challenges.   In this podcast, Amcor’s Vice President of Sustainability, David Clark, and Michigan State University School of Packaging Assistant Professor, Dr. Muhammad Rabnawaz, reflect on the two organizations’ recent partnership and the opportunities it presents to the packaging industry. The pair discuss how undertaking a packaging degree can give students a more complete picture, gaining an insight into health and safety requirements and an understanding of all stages of the packaging lifestyle from distribution to end-of-life. The duo also consider how universities can use the combination of critical thinking, traditional academia and using sophisticated industry technology to drive innovation and critical research to inspire more sustainable packaging solutions.

Om Podcasten

Global business and sustainability leaders come together to discuss how innovation and collaboration are helping to address the world’s most urgent problems – from ocean pollution to food insecurity. Listen to industry-leading experts identify opportunities and describe real-world commitments that are good for business and better for the world around us. Amcor’s global team is inspired by winning for the environment. Find out more at www.amcor.com/sustainability The views and opinions expressed in this broadcast are those of the commentators and do not necessarily reflect the views, thoughts or opinions or the official policy or position of the Amcor organization or any other individuals associated with Amcor.