Who should attend?

Social Responsibility and Environmental Executives, Managers and VPs as well as NGOs, Trade Unions, Government Agencies, Consultants and Individuals should attend this event to stay ahead on the latest information on global corporate responsibility issues.

The following is a list of those who should be most interested:

Corporate Responsibility Executives – you’ll maximize your effectiveness and save your company £££

Public Affairs and Corporate Communications Executives – you need to get your company message accurate and on the money with external stakeholder interests

Corporate Risk Managers – you need to know about the latest assessment, tracking and management techniques for minimising risk and maximising ROI

Social Reporting Managers – you need to find out what internal and external stakeholders are looking for in your non-financial report

Business Strategy Managers – you need to hear the latest advances in strategy from leading-edge companies who are embedding responsibility in the core of their operations

Investment, Fund and Asset Managers – you need to know what to look for, how to read the ethical balance sheet and how your investors can be brought onside

Investor Relations Executives – you need to know what mainstream and SRI analysts and fund managers are looking for before they invest

Corporate Social and Environmental Executives – you need to keep up to date with the new issues, techniques and process structures within corporate responsibility and sustainable development

Corporate Branding and Marketing Executives – you need to know how CSR issues can affect your role, your company message and that all important ‘license to operate’

Others who will benefit from this conference include: Human Resources and Internal Communications Executives, Consultants, PR Firms, Non-Governmental Organisations, Government Agencies, Academic and Research Institutions