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Event programDay One, 9th May 200709.15: Opening Remarks: Ethical Corporation and BITC, on why 2020 matters to business nowWith: Tobias Webb, Founder, Ethical Corporation and Sir Michael Rake, International Chairman of KPMG, Chairman, Business in the Community 09.20: The CR Index results 2007Introduced by Sir Michael Rake, International Chairman of KPMG, Chairman of Business in the Community 09.40 - 11.10: The Big Issues That Will Frame The Next Fifteen YearsModerated by David Grayson European Innovation and Competition, What We Need To Do Between Now and 2020 - and What Role Does Responsible Business play?
Richard Lambert, Director General, Confederation of British Industry Private Ownership, Accountability and a 2020 Perspective on European business
Alain Grisay, CEO, F&C Asset Management Stephen Haddrill, Director General, Association of British Insurers Carbon and Globalisation - Will Climate Change and Backlash Send Globalisation Into Reverse?
Fred Pearce, author "The Last Generation, How Nature Will Take her Revenge For Climate Change "and Environment Consultant, New Scientist magazine 11.10 - 11.40: Coffee Break11.40 - 12.30: The European Workplace Agenda - Responsible Business and InclusionThe biggest issue in Europe alongside job creation and environmental innovation is inclusion and migration.
Stephane Ouaki, Deputy Head of Cabinet, European Commission for Employment, Inclusion and Social Affairs Amelia Fawcett, Senior Advisor, Morgan Stanley Moderated by: Business in the Community 12.30 - 14.00 Lunch14.00 - 15.45: Leadership visions of Global business in 2020 - Sustainable strategies for European businessModerated by Mark Goyder Come and hear five of Europe's responsible business leaders outline their vision of what the sustainable company will look like in 2020. You'll get authoritative insights into how forward-thinking companies are making plans NOW for 2020 - and what the current globalisation and responsible business debate means for their planning, risk factoring and opportunity recognition. Why the multi-national corporate model is dead.Make way for the globally integrated enterprise. Find out what this will look like from Hans Ulrich Maerki, Chairman, International Business Machines (EMEA) How values play the most important roleHow corporate leaders can set an example to their employees - and the general public - on vital economic, social and environmental issues. Unique insights from Ramon Ollé, Chairman, Epson Europe What will a 2020 business model look like?Find out from the world's top 'Bottom of the Pyramid' company just how far the business model can extend. Inside information from Julio Moura, Chief Executive Officer, Grupo Nueva The importance of a holistic approach to responsible businessWhy having a truly responsible business neccessitates involving all your stakeholders - from employees, clients and business partners to your supply chain and broader community. Hear direct from Francesco Vanni D'Archirafi, CEO, Global Transaction Services (EMEA) and Chairman, Citibank Europe plc, Citi How values-based leadership can create corporate opportunityHow ethical business leadership can create excellent corporate opportunities while simultaneously making a huge impact on poverty. Get the facts from Jeremy Hobbs, Executive Director, Oxfam International 15.45 - 16.15: Coffee Break16.15 - 18.00: Integration, Innovation and OpportunityThis session focuses on the biggest opportunities and areas ripe for innovation, new products and new profits to 2020. Speakers will explain how these evolving issues affect their business strategies - and how they are already identifying and capitalising on major opportunities created by global tectonic shifts. You'll hear from:
Lucy Neville-Rolf, Group Corporate Affairs Director, Tesco Flic Howard Allen, Director of Communications, Marks & Spencer John Drummond, Chief Executive, Corporate Culture Colin Maund, CEO, Achilles Moderated By: Matt Haddon, Partner, ERM 18.00 - 18.15: Interactive Summary SessionWith Julia Cleverdon, Chief Executive, Business in the Community and Tobias Webb, Founder, Ethical Corporation Drinks & NetworkingDay Two, 10th May 200709.00 - 10.15: Management Breakout Sessions: Round One
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Will your CSR department redundant by 2020?There is a growing consensus that detailed responsible business practices will eventually become fully embedded in businesses. Does your CSR department need to shut down before responsible businesses can truly exist? The right time to disband: when do you use the CR department for monitoring only? How many of the FTSE 100 are close to closing down their CR departments? Who has already called an end to the independence of their CR team? How was it done? And how did it work? KPMG, Richard Hamilton, Deputy Director, International Corporate Citizenship The Guardian, Jo Confino, Executive Editor European Coalition of Corporate Justice, Paul De Clerck, Steering Group Moderated by: Ethical Corporation, Tobias Webb, Editor
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Engaging the Board in CR policiesUnless you secure commitment and enthusiasm from top management, your responsible business programme is sunk. Learn how to convince the people who matter most that your CR ideas are worthwhile. Communication methods that REALLY work:
Zurich, Chris Staples, Community Affairs Director Skanska, Noel Morrin, Senior VP, Sustainability Moderated by: Ethical Corporation, John Russell, Deputy Editor
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EABIS SESSION: How to effectively measure responsible business practiceCredible measurement of CSR actions is often seen as the Holy Grail. How can you do it? And how should you share the results with your senior teams? Find out how to get the hard data you need in different areas of CR. London Business School, Sir Andrew Likierman, Professor of Management Practice Unilever, Santiago Gowland, Director of CR Oxfam, Robert Bailey, Policy Advisor EABIS, Peter Lacy, Executive Director
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CSR EUROPE SESSION: How the European Alliance for CSR can help youAs part of The EU Alliance for CSR, leading European and global companies are engaging in new partnerships with other businesses and stakeholders to achieve greater co-operation and joint action on major socio-economic issues relevant to both business and society in Europe . Learn from Microsoft, Lloyds and IBM on how they are building new and innovative partnerships on the following issues:
Microsoft, Elena Bonfiglioli, Director, Corporate Citizenship and CSR, EMEA Lloyds TSB, John Swannick, Manager, Corporate Responsibility IBM, Celia Moore, Manager, Corporate Community Relations, EMEA Moderated by: CSR Europe, Catherine Rubbens, Senior Director, Products and Services [e] What are the best ways for your company to get more climate friendly?The implications of climate change for your business:
Case study examples from leading companies: The Climate Group, Mark Kenber, Policy Director BT, Donna Young, Head of Climate Change 10.15 - 10.45: COFFEE BREAK10.45 - 12.00: Management Breakout Sessions: Round Two
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The latest best practice on responsible supply chain managementIn today's ethical climate, your consumers are aware of, and concerned about, the state of your supply chain. It is part of your company and if it comes in for criticism, you'll suffer the consequences. Hear real life examples on:
Marks and Spencer, Mike Barry, Head of CR Hewlett Packard, Karl Daumueller, Supply Chain Programmes (EMEA) Burberry, Ben Eavis, Head of CSR Sedex, Tara Norton, General Manager Moderated By: Royal Ahold, Hugo Byrnes
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How to make local and global CR strategies work togetherPursuing a common, lawful, ethical and responsible corporate culture across the globe is a daunting task. Meanwhile, CR professionals working for multinational companies increasingly face the problem of reconciling a company's global CR message with local demands and norms. How do you face up to he challenges of navigating different laws and cultural traditions? How you can respect local ways and still build global commonalities into your management approach? What can you do when conflicts cannot be easily resolved? Vodafone, Charlotte Grezo, Director of CR Marathon Oil Corporation, Daniel J. Sullenbarger, VP, Corporate Responsibility Arcelor Mittal, Roland Verstappen, VP, International Affairs and Sustainable Development Moderated By: Ethical Corporation, Tobias Webb, Editor [c] FORUM FOR THE FUTURE SESSION: Using intangibles to create value for your businessWhat are intangibles and how are they generated?
Value is created when business strategies capture opportunities of the
future.
This session start s with research findings on
business strategies for a sustainable future. This includes the
11 generic ways that organisations make money and the two ways
to make this happen. Participants will apply these findings to
their own business. By the end of the session they will have
an understanding of how to create intangibles from putting sustainability
into business strategy .
Accounting for Sustainability, David Aeron-Thomas, Project Board Director Forum for the Future, David Bent, Principal Sustainability Advisor
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How best to get your ethical message acrossYour CR policies could be the best in the world, but unless your communications are equally excellent, you're failing to capitalise. In this session, learn precisely how to get your message across to stakeholders.
BSkyB, Ben Stimson, Group Head of Corporate Responsibility National Schools Partnership, Mark Fawcett, CEO Moderated By: Business in the Community, David McNeill
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Strategic planning and your responsible businessCEO blue-sky thinking is all well and good for big picture strategy meetings. But how do you make these new policies work in the real world? This session delivers ideas and practical steps on the best way to incorporate yesterday's strategic messages into tomorrow's day at the office Serco, Robert Smith, Director, Assurance Toyota, Stefan Crets, Deputy Head of CR Moderated By: Accountability, Aris Vrettos, Advisor, Global Leadership Network 12.00 - 13.30: LUNCH13.30 - 14.45: Management Breakout Sessions: Round Three
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BITC SESSION: Marketplace Responsibility Principles: What are they and can they work for you?Business in the Community's new 'Marketplace Responsibility Principles' have been drawn up in partnership with prominent international CEOs and senior decision makers. Here you'll get an update on:
Tata Group, Malcolm Lane, Director, Corporate Affairs Business in the Community, Mallen Baker, Development Director [b] WORLD BUSINESS COUNCIL FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SESSION: The link between CR and international capital marketsMost financial institutions don't link environmental and social performance with business value. So how can you become more effective in communicating to the financial sector? This session explores:
Suez, Stephane Quere, Senior Vice President, Sustainable Development Vodafone, Joaquim Croca, Corporate Responsibility Executive
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CR and your employees: What can you learn from other countries?Mainland European companies are traditionally strong at taking care of their people. Anglo-Saxon companies are good at diversity and volunteering. What can the two approaches learn from each other? HypoVereinsBank, Kaevan Gazdar, Head of Reporting HSBC, Sue Jex, Group Head of Employee relations Moderated By: Business in the Community, Graham Bann, Director
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Defining CR: What do you think CR is? And what do others think?Everyone talks about 'corporate responsibility' - but what do they actually MEAN? There appears to be a wide-reaching inability to come up with a common definition and understanding.
Scottish Power, Paul McKelvie OBE, Corporate Responsibility Director Novo Nordisk, Soraya Ramoul, Advisor, CR Moderated By: Institute of Business Ethics, Simon Webley, Research Director
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Is it still worth reporting? And if it is then what's best practice?Reporting has always been a vital tool in the CR industry. However, there are increasing calls for its demise.
BT, Susan Morgan, Head of Reporting GlaxoSmithKline, Julia King, VP, Corporate Responsibility Moderated by: Business in the Community, Catherine Sharp, Senior Reporting Manager 14.45 - 15.15: COFFEE BREAK15.15 - 16.30: Management Breakout Sessions: Round Four
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ENGAGE SESSION: Engaging your employees in your CR initiativesUnless your employees fully support a CR strategy, it is doomed to failure. By contrast, a motivated and interested team means a successful CR campaign.
You'll hear practical tips from: Freshfields Bruckhaus Derringer, Bea Malleson, Head of CSR, Citigroup, Florencia Spangaro, Deputy Head of Community Affairs Barclays, Kathryn Mintoft, Environmental Manager, Corporate Responsibility Danone, Liz Ellis, HR Director
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CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY GROUP SESSION: Changing role of today's CR professionalIn this session, the Corporate Responsibility Group will deliver an overview of their recent survey on the Corporate Responsibility profession, featuring:
RWE npower, Anita Longley, Head of Corporate Responsibility ase Marketing Intelligence Limited, David Dubow, Managing Director BSkyB / The CRG, Ben Stimson, Head of CR / Chairman KPMG / The CRG, Mike Kelly, UK Head of CR / Deputy Chairman
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BITC SESSION: The Built Environment and CRIn 2020, the built environment will be that which is being designed and planned at the moment. Major projects offer a guide to the future based on how the market and supply chain works within the context of the physical environment. This touches on every aspect of the responsible business. How will these buildings improve economic, social and environmental performance over the next 13 years or so? Argent Group plc, Roger Madelin CBE, Joint Chief Executive Hammerson plc, Paul Edwards, Head of Sustainbility
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How to best engage with NGOsA company's relationship with an NGO can make the job of a CR professional significantly easier... or close to impossible. A good relationship can inform a successful CR strategy and enhance your corporate reputation. But if it goes sour, your business will come under fire, with NGOs attacking your every CR initiative. How do you make sure your NGO relationship is a healthy one? Cadbury-Schweppes, Alex Cole, Director of CR World Vision, Kate Nicholas, Associate Director, Communications Moderated By: CommunityChallenge, Rufus Bullough, Business Development Manager [e]
BITC SESSION: Kickstarting the first corporate responsibility wikipedia
Cadbury Schweppes, Neil Makin, External Affairs Director Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility, Cranfield, David Grayson, Director
Moderated By: Business
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