The Responsible Business Summit Europe will bring together CEOs and key sustainability leaders from around the world to share ideas on how to collaborate and drive transformational impacts and growth.
Take a look at the updated speaker line-up and agenda here and discover why it’s the MUST-ATTEND event in 2018
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Terry Slavin, (May 9, 2018)
UNEP's Jorge Laguna-Celis tells Terry Slavin why the UN agency now regards companies as crucial partners in efforts such as ending ocean plastics and fighting biodiversity loss
Gail Klintworth, (Mar 7, 2018)
On International Women's Day, the Business and Sustainable Development Commission's Gail Klintworth argues that SDG 5 on gender equality is just the start. Female leadership is crucial to meeting all 17
Claire Manuel, (Dec 14, 2017)
With only 6% of companies measuring their contributions to key Sustainable Development Goals, according to the WBCSD, more work is needed to translate increased intention this year into real action, reports Claire Manuel
Oliver Balch, (Sep 26, 2017)
A raft of firms set science-based targets to cut emissions, CEOs see business benefits of CSR, supply chains pose reputational risk, food companies failing to tackle water issues and ethnically diverse firms outperform
Claire Manuel, (Jul 26, 2017)
The first-ever ranking of companies on human rights raised eyebrows by giving Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton top marks alongside Marks and Spencer. While the methodology has been criticised, it is seen as filling a vital gap for investors
Terry Slavin, (Jan 16, 2017)
CSR’s leading thinker, John Elkington, explains why he wasn't with global power brokers in Davos last week but in Germany seeing how Bayer spin-off Covestro is using CO2 in place of polymers
Ellen R Delisio, (Oct 13, 2015)
Leading businesses are taking steps to support the recently adopted Sustainable Development Goals
Nadine Hawa, (Aug 18, 2014)
UNGC Call to Action, MSF criticises UN relief effort and ivory trade increases
Peter Knight, (Jun 9, 2014)
We can all complete paperwork attesting to our robust policies and procedures – including those who go on to disgrace themselves and their businesses, says Peter Knight