The Segal Building
Beedie School of Business,
500 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC
Program Outline
(Draft)
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8:15 – 8:45
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Breakfast and
registration
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8:45 – 9:15
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Opening
Prayer - Dennis
Joseph, Councilor, Squamish Nation
Participant introductions
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9:15 – 10:15
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What happened and how did we get
here?
An insightful
look at what laid the groundwork for and is driving the growing social
expectations and how they are manifesting.
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History of CSR in 15 minutes
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Terry Gray,
World Vision
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Why does business exist? TEDx
Video
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Alex Edmans,
Professor, London Business School
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Vignettes on
Profit AND Purpose,
Shareholders AND Society
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Wayne Dunn,
CSR Training Institute
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10:15 – 10:45
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Break
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10:45 – 12:00
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Panel: Responding to growing societal expectations
How are leading players responding to growing
societal expectations and demands.
Partnerships, Policy, Action, What works? What doesn’t? Why?
A panel
discussion with rubber meets the road examples and discussion from industry,
NGOs and Government
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Case study of a Foundation, a group of
companies, a foundation and growing societal impact;
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Stephen
Nairne, CEO, Lundin Foundation
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Insights, examples and action from work
with Levis Strauss, Body Shop, United Nations, International Finance
Corporation, etc.
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Sara Clancy,
CSR 4 Africa
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NGO on a mission.
How and why World Vision embraced private sector collaboration to enhance
its impact on people, communities and poverty
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Terry Gray,
World Vision
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12:00 – 12:45
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Environmental expectations,
pressures and realities.
An overview
of evolving global expectations and responses on environmental performance
include voluntary standards, emerging issues and market based carbon
solutions
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Environmental performance, overview of
evolving global expectations and responses on environmental performance
include voluntary standards and emerging issues
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Dani Bryant,
Environmental Lawyer, Fasken Martineau
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Environment and markets, carbon
markets and projects, environmental footprints, exciting opportunities and
emerging issues
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James Tansey,
CEO, Offsetters
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12:45 – 1:45
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Lunch & keynote speaker
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CSR and Market Value, how CSR was and is core to
creating hundreds of millions of shareholder value for Oceana Gold.
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Mick Wilkes,
CEO, Oceanagold
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1:45 – 2:45
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Economic development and community
benefits best practices
An
examination of strategic approaches and outcomes from various sectors including detailed exploration of
individual case studies
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CSR on the ground: How Newgold integrates economic
development, community benefits and indigenous engagement into core business
practice
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Silvana
Costa, Newgold
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Community Collaboration: How community
engagement and collaboration, especially First Nations, is integral to
Steelhead LNG’s approach to business.
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2:45 – 3:15
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Break
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3:15 – 4:45
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What in the world? Discovering
and facilitating alignment
Overview of
global development frameworks and CSR. From the Millennium Development Goals
to the Sustainable Development Goals and where CSR fits.
It’s your turn now!
Strategies and approaches for leading and managing
in the dynamic and complex space where business meets society meets
government.
Group work on
custom case studies. Craft strategic
approaches to one of the cases (or more) and report back to the group.
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4:45 - 5:00
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Closure and
presentation of certificates
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