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The current financial crisis and sustainability issues such as climate change are redefining the business environment. How will business operate in the changing business environment? Our annual Corporate Responsibilty conference seeks the answers.
In partnership with FTSE Group
How will business operate in the changing business environment?
Whether the issue is climate change, economic growth, or accountability, multinational companies today are under unprecedented pressure to play their part in solving the major global challenges. Businesses are increasingly expected not only to create jobs, profits and new technologies, but also have positions on complex public policies. At the same time, critics see big business as the cause of many of the world's problems, and are concerned by what they see as the expanding influence of business on government policies.
This annual Chatham House conference, produced in partnership with FTSE, will bring together leading experts from business, civil society and government to discuss the challenges that will shape the 21st century. In particular, it will explore the outlines of a new agenda for business and its stakeholders to respond to increasing natural resource constraints, the need to promote human rights standards, and bring new technologies to market more quickly.
Registration
Register now for this international conference, and join top level policymakers and leading experts in debate.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Geoffrey Clifton-Brown MP
Shadow Minister for International Trade and Development
Richard Howitt
Labour MEP for the East of England and European Parliament Spokesperson on CSR
Professor Aneel Karnani
Chair of Strategy, Stephen M Ross School of Business
University of Michigan