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Executive Director, Provision Coalitionhttp://www.zwc.ca/archive/2018/speakers/Cher MereweatherExecutive Director, Provision Coalition<div class="ExternalClassE35263988E184A2A9888389F7B95201F"><p>​Cher is one of Canada's leaders in food manufacturing sustainability. As Executive Director of Provision Coalition, an organization she founded with the country's top food and beverage professional associations, Cher works directly with manufacturers to transform their business culture and operations. An advocate for change and a passionate spokesperson, Cher has dedicated her career to advancing sustainability concepts within the Canadian food industry and sustainability solutions at the firm level. Most recently, Cher has sharpened Provision's focus on the reduction of food loss and waste, responsible sourcing and climate change mitigation, by developing innovative technologies and on-line tools that will modernize facility processing. </p><p>Cher's career has included time with the Guelph Food Technology Centre where she established and directed the Sustainability Consulting Business Unit, and executive positions in environmental economics and policy with the Canadian agri-food think tank, the George Morris Centre. Cher holds a Bachelor and Master's degree in Environmental Economics and Policy. Cher has also been awarded the Canadian Grocer Generation Next award for her leadership, innovation and excellence in sustainability within the food and beverage industry.</p></div>http://www.zwc.ca/archive/2018/speakers/SpeakerPhotos2018/CherMereweather.jpg, Cher MereweatherGP0|#ccd5d1b2-5099-41dc-8668-60bd96c60929;L0|#0ccd5d1b2-5099-41dc-8668-60bd96c60929|Cher Mereweather;GTSet|#c31bcefc-bba8-4775-8a91-82f54b19d6e1;GPP|#2cc199a1-d60b-4e96-a498-1af734dde9a6CherMereweather

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