DOWN AT THE RED ROSE CAFé BY THE HARBOUR - FORECAST TO LOAD BUILDING STRONGER COMMUNITIES ACROSS CCEP
Harbourside Amsterdam provided the backdrop and the setting for the Forecast to Load Team of CCEP, one of the lead partners in an ambitious project which aims to build stronger, more resilient communities across CCEP, to gather to develop the next stage of their plan.
Through collaboration and connectedness the Forecast to Load team will bring together their colleagues from across the 31 countries of CCEP in the research, best practices, localisations and legislative requirements, to develop and scale up a standardised approach. Work is underway and the team have been able to find and share the most effective activations, providing invaluable insights to help ‘Winning today, creating tomorrow’.
All part of a wider activation across Supply Chain their work will examine the diverse landscape of activities, analysing what works, and what doesn’t. The goal is to establish robust evidence and infrastructure requirements, enabling successful approaches to be scaled up and replicated, helping to ensure successful initiatives are captured and shared across CCEP.
Ricardo Gonzalez, L2 BPT Lead on the initiative, said:
"Forecast to Load and our community of partners around our territories, are delighted and privileged to be part of this truly groundbreaking initiative. Our research and collaboration with communities across our network will significantly benefit with the application of developing standardised solutions across CCEP. Our involvement in the project ensures that the unique insights that we comes across will help contribute to the broader framework."
Across CCEP our connected communities have a real sense of pride and belonging, cooperating extensively as they see the benefit to address challenges and seize opportunities. This work by the Forecast to Load team represents a unique opportunity to bridge the gap and apply standards, helping to create a more connected and resilient CCEP – Winning today, creating tomorrow.