HUANG Taiwan
Charles Huang is the founder of the Circular Taiwan Network, leading efforts to accelerate Taiwan’s transition toward a circular economy and build a net-zero, resilient future for the next generation. Internationally, he serves on the Circular Economy Solutions Dialogue of the Global Solutions Initiative (GSI), providing policy advice to the G20.
In Taiwan, Charles has long championed systemic change. As former Chairman of Taiwan Sugar Corporation, he advanced the vision that “investing in the circular economy is investing in Taiwan’s future.” He also convenes the Association of Food Waste Compost Promotion, fostering circular agriculture by transforming organic waste into fertilizers and bio-energy. Earlier in his career, he was Chairman and CEO of TSRC Corporation and continues to advise multiple enterprises on sustainability and strategy. Charles also holds an MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
Charles
Oct. 22 (Wed)
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11:00am
12:20pm
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The design of the governance structure is crucial to turn the circular economy from a vision into a mainstream economic model that actually promotes sustainable growth. This session focuses on the "Circular Trilogy" - from the internal transformation of corporate governance, policy guidance at the national level, to regulatory alignment and cooperation platforms at the international level, with the aim of exploring how to establish institutional conditions and cross-level connection mechanisms to support circular economy actions. It therefore explains how to make "good ideas" become "good business" and make circular economy a real economy driver.
A-P2
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Oct. 23 (Thu)
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1:30pm
2:50pm
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How to remove barriers to the cross-border flow of recycled products and materials, and how to establish feasible trade agreements, standards, and cross-border cooperation.
B-4A
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