1. Understand the different aspects of CSR with the aim to make it practical in different strategic and operational environments in emerging markets, especially the BRIC countries
2. Master CSR best practice, sustainable development decision-making tools and analytical instruments used or likely to be used by institutions across the world
3. Promote CSR skills of individuals therefore make the concept even more widespread than it is today
4. Make the concept of CSR applicable in private and public institutions Audience
5. Professionals in private companies, public sectors, NGOs, international organizations and governments who are or would like to be involved in CSR.
Materclass Breakdown
Day One: 10am – 4:00pm Integrating Social and Organizational Values
Making the business case for social responsibility by calculating costs and benefits Recognizing the links between the welfare of society and the success of the organization
Examining opportunities designed to benefit the organization as well as the community Integrating corporate social responsibility best practices into key business areas Identifying and managing the positive and negative impacts of business activities on society
Lunch 12:30-‐1:30pm
Driving Social Responsibility Throughout the Organization
Aligning social responsibility strategies and goals with organizational objectives
Embedding CSR within the business culture to sustain the strategy over the long term
Building CSR expertise through hiring and partnerships
Integrating social responsibility metrics into general performance management systems
Disseminating information on CSR policies throughout the organization
Demonstrating how CSR practices continue to affect individuals and departments
Communicating the impact of social responsibility to capital markets, shareholders, and other stakeholders
Day Two: 10am-‐4:00pm Managing Risk and Decision Making
Evaluating complex environments and potential impacts before investing capital or making business decisions
Interacting successfully with governments, NGOs, and stakeholders
Decentralizing CSR to allow for local differences and optimizations across the organization
Identifying current vulnerabilities and predicting future pitfalls related to business practices
Developing preparation and prevention processes for handling crisis scenarios Integrating CSR initiatives in vendor and supplier agreements
See the updated schedule below. If you have any questions or would like to register email: info@one4allcsr.com - Ask about early registration discounts.
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