Growing risks to critical material supply chains, a wave of EPR and recycled-content laws, and the environmental toll of extraction are colliding, making circularity the obvious strategy for businesses to stay competitive and profitable. It’s how companies redesign how they make, sell, recover, and recirculate products and materials.
At Trellis Impact 27, the Circularity Program spans the full agenda through clustered sessions, a dedicated space, and partner activations. It pairs in-depth technical content for plastics and packaging, textiles and apparel, and electronics, with cross-industry sessions spanning design, policy, communications, and more, because the best circularity fixes rarely stay inside one industry.
Participants will leave with playbooks, lessons from companies running circular systems, and a network of operators, designers, and policy experts turning recovery, reuse, and redesign into everyday practice.
Clustered circularity sessions run throughout the agenda, pulling from first-person accounts of companies already operationalizing circularity, hands-on workshops on supply chain and circular metrics, and working sessions tracking fast-shifting policy and market forces.
Circularity conversations extend beyond the session rooms through networking events, tours, and partner booths and activations built into the agenda, giving the community space to connect as much as to learn.
A dedicated space inside the Moscone Center gives the circularity community a home base at Trellis Impact 27, a place to reconnect between sessions and build the kind of shared community this work depends on.
