Corporate Responsibility 2009: Building a New Corporate Agenda
Monday 30 March 2009
to Tuesday 31 March 2009
Location
Chatham House, LondonBook by Friday 30 January 2009 to benefit from an early booking discount.
In partnership with FTSE Group
Conference Overview
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.
Speakers include:
- Seb Beloe
Sustainable and Responsible Investment Research
Henderson Global Investors
- Anna Coote
Head of Social Policy
New Economics Foundation
- Kate Geary
Policy Adviser, Private Sector Policy and Advocacy Team
Oxfam GB
- Adam Greene
Vice President, Labor Affairs & Corporate Responsibility
United States Council for International Business
- Stephen Haddrill
Director General
Association of British Insurers
- Richard Howitt
Labour MEP for the East of England and European Spokesperson on CSR
- Leo Johnson
Co-founder
Sustainable Finance
- Dr Monty Jones
World Food Prize Laureate and Executive Director
Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa
- Professor Aneel Karnani
Chair of Strategy, Stephen M Ross School of Business
University of Michigan
- John Kessels
Clean Coal Centre
International Energy Agency
- William Oulton
Head, Responsible Investment
FTSE
- Mark Rose
Chief Executive Officer
Fauna and Flora International
- Claudia Sobrevila
Senior Biodiversity Specialist
The World Bank
- Takejiro Sueyoshi
Special Adviser
United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative
- Paul van Aalst
Director, Europe
E+Co
Media Partner
Booking
| Major Corporate Member Rates* | Before 30 January 2009 | After 30 January 2009 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All major corporate members: | £305.00 | + VAT = £350.75 | £355.00 | + VAT = £408.25 |
| Corporate Member Rates** | Before 30 January 2009 | After 30 January 2009 | ||
| Commercial Organizations: | £995.00 | + VAT = £1,144.25 | £1,195.00 | + VAT = £1,374.25 |
| Government Departments: | £575.00 | + VAT = £661.25 | £675.00 | + VAT = £776.25 |
| NGOs and Institutions: | £305.00 | + VAT = £350.75 | £355.00 | + VAT = £408.25 |
| Standard Rates | Before 30 January 2009 | After 30 January 2009 | ||
| Commercial Organizations: | £1,145.00 | + VAT = £1,316.75 | £1,345.00 | + VAT = £1,546.75 |
| Government Departments: | £650.00 | + VAT = £747.50 | £750.00 | + VAT = £862.50 |
| NGOs and Institutions: | £345.00 | + VAT = £396.75 | £395.00 | + VAT = £454.25 |
* Delegates must be an employee of a Chatham House major corporate member organization. List of major corporate members.
** Delegates must be an employee of a Chatham House corporate member organization. List of corporate members.
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