Lessons from scale: what actually works and what doesn’t
June Expert Event for Members
Thursday 4th June, 2026
10:00am - 11:00am GMT | Online
Everyone talks about scaling climate-smart change. Very few organisations actually do it.
At scale, good ideas fail for predictable reasons. Data becomes fragmented. Teams stretch thin. Incentives pull in different directions. Investment rarely matches the pace of ambition.
And yet, some organisations are able to move faster. Not through isolated pilots or hero projects, but by putting the right conditions in place across data, capital, people and partnerships.
That’s why we’re at our June Expert Event in partnership with Foodsteps, we are bringing together leaders from across the food system to explore a simple but necessary question:
What needs to be true for change to move at scale and to last?
You will hear perspectives spanning data, dairy, system transformation and regenerative agriculture, including:
Stephanie Lambert, Managing Director, Foodsteps
Ben Williams, Sustainability Manager, Leprino Foods
Estelle Herszenhorn, Director of Food System Transformation, WRAP
Tor Harris, Programme Design and Company Engagement Lead, Routes to Regen
Together, they will unpack what actually scales, why well-intentioned programmes break down at enterprise level and where leaders should focus effort now.
This is a commercial conversation about delivery, not theory.
Why businesses are attending this event
Future Food Movement members are looking for clarity on how to move from ambition to delivery in a complex and fast-changing environment. This session focuses on what actually enables scale in practice.
Why some programmes gain momentum while others stall
Where the real blockers sit, across data, capability, incentives and leadership
How to balance pace, risk and delivery across complex supply chains
What the right relationship between investment, people and partners looks like
Where to double down and what to stop doing
If you are responsible for delivering sustainability at scale, this is a conversation worth being part of.
Not a member but would like to come? Email hello@futurefoodmovement.com