Make CR Reporting pay and boost stakeholder engagement via targeted sustainability communications This is Ethical Corporation at its best: No powerpoint - no theoretical fluff - just robust debate and in-depth, honest discussions with Heads of CR and Comms, and practical sessions on what matters to you the most! Get more information here - http://events.ethicalcorp.com/reporting

1. A completely redesigned & relaunched interactive conference on CR Reporting and Communications best practice
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Head of Programmes
Kate Jefferies
Orange Group
Deputy Chief CSR Officer
Yves Nissim
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3 Show your boss the business value of a CSR
disclosure strategy - with real life examples from Heads of CR
The Crown Estate
Head of Sustainability
Mark Gough
3 Demystify the G4 guidelines: Your chance to ask all your
burning questions straight to the GRI in an exclusive live debate
3 Save time, money and resources on the nitty gritty of
reporting, with new methods to manage data and develop relevant
and material KPIs
3 No-one reads your report - what do you do now?
How to remain relevant and engaging through new communication
channels
3 Stakeholder engagement 2.0: Take your sustainability
communications strategy to the next level, with best practice on
employee, supplier and customer engagement techniques
Over 750 attendees in the last 3 years
FACT!
20+ handpicked expert corporate speakers
Unilever
Vice President, Global External Affairs
and Media Relations
Miguel Veiga-Pestana
IKEA
Head of Sustainability Communications
Olivia Ross
Centrica
Head of Corporate Responsibility
Jeffrey Oatham
In-depth case studies, interactive workshops and exclusive
interview panels
Global expertise: Speakers from Switzerland, the Netherlands,
Italy, France, Sweden, Belgium and the United Kingdom
RBS
Deputy Head of Sustainability
Duncan Young
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2. Working groups + Keynotes + In Depth Case Studies
THE SUMMIT IN NUMBERS
Dear colleague,
are the
How do I report against the sheer amount of indicators set out by the GRI’s G4? What
best ways to report on value chain risk? How do I ensure my CR report is readable and
engages my key stakeholders?
Sound familiar?
ed
Don’t worry – you’re not the only one! Many of your peers have repeatedly mention
these challenges to us in the past few months.
So to help you do your job better, we’ve constructed this year’s CR Reporting & Comms
Summit specifically around your key challenges and opportunities.
We’re bringing together experts from Ikea, Vodafone, Pirelli, Unilever, amongst others
– who have successfully made the business case for sustainability reporting and
communications.
all key
On day one, they will openly share with you their challenges and best practices on
from data gathering, performance
aspects of CR reporting processes and management
.
assessment, optimal disclosure methods to the right materiality analysis for your business
and
And to give you a chance to ask all your burning questions about the G4 Guidelines
join us for a special
how they will affect your job, we’ve invited a GRI C-suite executive to
debate on the issue. Come prepared!
And as your role increasingly evolves from CR disclosure to the development of a broader
of the
sustainable communications strategy, we're keeping pace by allocating a whole day
agenda to sustainable comms best practice.
engage
Here you will learn about a whole variety of innovative and traditional channels to
sustainability work, including digital media
your internal and external stakeholders in your
and much more.
a
And of course, we’re bringing back the popular live X Factor session! Be prepared for
will be debated and
judging contest where the reports from Heineken, Centrica and ING
critically assessed by a team of independent experts.
key
To ensure you extract as much value from these two days as possible, you’ll find many
from
issues discussed either in interview-style panel debates or round tables led by experts
across a range of industries such as: telecommunications, FMCG, food producers, furniture
and tyre manufacturers, finance and more.
This is your chance to not only learn from some of the best in the field (including Virgin
peers
Media, M&S, The Co-Operative, Boots, Akzo Nobel), but to also meet the rest of your
and openly share best practice.
fluff or
In a nutshell, this isn’t your usual CSR reporting conference – no vague theoretical
pitches here. Our guarantees to you:
• 2 days of honest, in-depth discussions on what matters most to you
• Plenty of practical tips from like-minded peers to take back to the office
• The networking opportunity of the year for CSR reporting and Comms professionals
I hope you can join us in London on November 27th-28th!
200+ attendees (see next page for breakdown)
20+ senior speakers from across
the globe (full list on back page)
15 interactive sessions
10+ hours of networking opportunities
1 and only sustainability reporting and
comms summit you need attend this year
OUR GUARANTEES TO YOU
➜ EXCLUSIVELY CORPORATE FOCUS
A conference agenda designed entirely for
corporates, with an audience dominated by
your corporate peers
➜ MEET THE COMMUNITY
The only meeting place that guarantees as
many large corporate practitioners. 80%+
of our delegates work directly in CR and
sustainability
➜ LEARN FROM THE BEST
Europe's recognised leading forum where
you get to meet and exchange best practice
and tips from 200+ communicators and CR
professionals
➜ AN INDEPENDENT FORUM
Our agenda is the product of primary
research, and is entirely independent.
We’re not here to sell you solutions/software/
services. You’ll receive a well-balanced,
innovative and informative briefing to
enable you to make the best decisions for
your business
➜ GET A BLUEPRINT FOR FUTURE SUCCESS
Our sessions are designed to help shape your
CR communications strategy for the coming
months and years
➜ A FULL CONTACT BOOK
Our attendees are like you – senior
executives in large corporations working on
CR reporting and communications. This is the
perfect meeting place to make long term
business connections
➜ SOLUTIONS
Elina Yumasheva
Ethical Corporation
Our speakers will teach you how they’ve
achieved results and got answers to your
biggest problems
Got any questions? Email elina.yumasheva@ethicalcorp.com or call +44 (0)20 7375 7573

3. Fresh perspectives and practical advice on all the key reporting and communications issues of this year
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What makes this event worth
your time and money?
Here's a sample:
H Accor – Sustainable Procurement Manager
H AkzoNobel Pulp & Performance
Chemicals – Sustainability Manager
Simple. There are four key points that set us apart
from our competitors – and guarantee you the most
useful conference experience of the year:
1
Who attended the summit last year?
More interaction and discussion with a
revolutionised conference format
Sitting through hours and hours of presentations before
desperately trying to get your questions asked in 5 minutes
of Q&A is a waste of time. So we've changed things. 50%
of a session is given over to Q&A as standard; shorter, more
dynamic case studies drilling down into key issues; new
formats – like our X-Factor for Reports where 3 leading
reports go in front of our panel of judges – and our
audience.
history delivering results
2 An unrivalled togetherofthe community
and bringing
There’s simply no other conference on CR reporting and
communications out there with our track record. Six years
and 800+ satisfied customers later, we’re still driven to
improve. There’s a breakdown of last year's attendees on
the list on the right.
H Amcor Flexibles Europe &
Americas – Sustainability Manager
H Asia Pulp & Paper
– Director of Sustainability & Stakeholder
Engagement Europe
H B&Q – Head of Sustainable Supplier
Relations
H Bacardi – Global Sustainability Director
4 The most relevant, practical andever see
forward-looking agenda you’ll
Unlike many conference companies, Ethical Corporation
spend months talking to your peers to put together an
agenda exclusively based on the needs and interests of the
CR and communications communities. Every topic on our
agenda has been requested by a peer, investigated by us,
and peer-reviewed by many leading practitioners to ensure
relevance and usefulness to our audience.
H MIT – Research Director
H Mitsubishi Corporation
– Sustainability Manager
H Nestlé – Supply Chain Director of UK
& Ireland
H New Look Retailers – Ethical Trade
& Environment Manager
H Nike – Senior Director, Sustainable
Manufacturing & Sourcing
H British American Tobacco
– International Sustainability Manager
H Novo Nordisk – Director
H Belgacom – CSR Manager
H BT – Governance and Sustainability
in Procurement
H Diageo – Global Customer Service
Development Director
H Ericsson – Global Program Supplier
Code of Conduct
H G-Star – Supply Chain Coordinator
H Golden Agri Resources
– Managing Director of Communications
& Sustainability
H Golden Agri-Resources
– Senior Manager
H Greenpeace – Forest Campaigner
H Norges Bank Investment
Management – Senior Analyst
H Novo Nordisk – Responsible Sourcing
Manager
H Oriflame – Director – Global Strategic
Sourcing
H Oriflame – Purchasing Category
Manager – Personal & Hair Care
H Outotec Oyj – Head Supply Development
H Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Company – Senior Vice President
H PTT Global Chemical – Engineer
H PTT Global Chemical
– Executive Vice President
H H&M – Relations Sustainability Director
H Reckitt Benckiser
– Director, Global Sustainability
H Inditex – CSR & Supply Chain Manager
H Sandvik – Program Manager
H Heineken – Senior Director for Global
Procurement
H Institute for Human Rights and
Business – Executive Director
H Johnson & Johnson – Manager
H Kuoni Travel Holding
– Project Officer Corporate Responsibility
H London 2012 – Head of Sustainability
H LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis
Vuitton – Direction de l'Environnement
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With multiple award-winning reporters contributing,
along with 20+ others requested by peers, you won’t find
a more incisive, knowledgeable and dynamic set of speakers
on this topic anywhere else.
H Marshalls – Director of Sustainability
H Bata Brands – Sustainability Director
H LendLease – Head of Procurement
Contributions
3 Reporters andfrom only the best CR
Communicators in Europe
H Marks & Spencer
– Head of Sustainable Business
H Rio Tinto – Procurement Director Europe
& West Africa
H Schroder Investment Management
– Head of Responsible Investment
H Skanska – Project Leader - Sustainable
Procurement and Business
H SNCF – Sustainable Procurement Manager
H Tesco – Group Corporate Responsibility
Manager
H Timberland – European Head of CSR
H UNICEF – Head - New Business
Feedback from last year
“I liked the Summit Conference...It was also very useful to gather with
others working with the same issues as we are. Sharing experience is
essential in this field.”
– Geir Haheim, Helse Vest RHF
“Very well organised with an exciting array of speakers. All speakers
keeping on topic but adding to the debate with interesting details and
expertise.”
- James Gomme, Mitsubishi Corporation
“I was very impressed by the organisation of the event and the content
of the presentations. Also, of course, the diversity of attendees and the
level of speakers was particularly impressive. A very beneficial event for
anyone wanting to hear the very best in business and sustainability.
– Charlie Watson, Noble Resources
Remember, group discounts are available! Get in touch for more information.
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4. DAY ONE – Wednesday 27 November 2013
OPENING KEYNOTE 1
What evidence is there that sustainability disclosure is driving business performance?
Beyond increased employee loyalty and consumer trust, what are the benefits
of sustainability reporting to your business? In this high level panel discussion,
Unilever, Pirelli and the Crown Estate will share how they have made CR
reporting pay off. Come prepared with your tough questions. The discussion
will include focus on:
• Why integrated reporting is the only way forward according to The Crown Estate.
Hear from one of the largest UK property owners about how sustainability is
being integrated into the business to produce stronger commercial results and to
deliver a compelling story about how to create value
• CR reporting as a supply chain risk management tool: close up on Oxfam's
Labour Rights study of Unilever's Vietnamese supply chain and the positive
impact of full supply chain disclosure
Unilever, Vice President, Global External Affairs
and Media Relations, Miguel Veiga-Pestana
• CR Reporting as strategic stakeholder engagement: how measuring and
communicating sustainability to your shareholders can help you to attract
responsible investment – a Pirelli case study
Pirelli SPA, Head of Group Sustainability &
Risk Governance, Filippo Bettini
The Crown Estate, Head of Sustainability,
Mark Gough
OPENING KEYNOTE 2
GRI G4 and you: pros and cons – the debate
Are frameworks able to inspire the innovation we need to bring about an
evolution of CR reporting?What role does the Global Reporting Initiative's G4
play? Can Integrated Reporting, and its focus on communicating value, lead
to lasting change? How can we draw on best practice to evolve CR reporting
for a new generation? Three different perspectives discuss.
The International Integrated Reporting Council,
Head of Programmes, Kate Jefferies
Royal DSM, Communications Director, Herman Betten
Ethical Corporation, Contributing Editor & Daisywheel Interactive,
Founder and Managing Director, Mallen Baker
SOLUTION-DRIVEN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS
These highly interactive breakout sessions will discuss
Best Practices in CR reporting or everything you need to
know to enhance and optimise your reporting process
the below topics in a small group and will be
facilitated by industry experts. The working groups
won't be repeated, so choose your topic wisely!
ROUNDTABLE 1
ROUNDTABLE 2
ROUNDTABLE 3
Boost readership – and
readability – of your
report through digital
media channels
Optimise your CR reporting
strategy: full disclosure or
stakeholder-focused
content?
In this session, join one of the pioneers of
digital CR reporting, Virgin Media, for a chance
to hear about the latest proven techniques to
make the most of digital media channels as
part of your reporting process and external
comms:
• Get away from PDF: Know how to define
your digital reporting strategy based on
the key lessons from Virgin's years of
reporting
• Choose the right content and identify
the right digital tools and formats to use
• Manage the production process in a
cost-efficient and timely way
Some companies disclose anything and
everything in their CR report – on the other end
of the spectrum, Ikea’s reporting strategy is
extremely focused and targeted to the needs of
each stakeholder group – which way is best?
Join this session to find out.
• Is it enough to only disclose CR info to your
key stakeholders?
• Balancing materiality issues and stakeholder
pressures: how to tell your CR story while
addressing your key audiences’ needs
• How to address employees, consumers,
customers and NGOs in your CR report and
remain relevant?
• Tell us what you think works best for YOU:
full disclosure or a focused approach to
your CR reporting strategy? Time for some
honest debate!
Large scale reporting:
Develop streamlined – and
flowing – data processes to
encompass your operations
on a global level
The Titan Group, a veteran of corporate sustainability reporting, are now moving to an integrated
reporting model. This transition was in large part
possible thanks to efficient data management
processes. In this session, learn essential tips from
the global cement producer on how to coordinate
CR reporting data streams on a large scale.
• How to ensure a cost efficient and thorough
assessment of your corporate CR performance
through complex data collection systems
• Embedding CR reporting practices across the
organisation: how to delegate authority and
ensure collaboration of all parties involved in
the CR reporting process
• Materiality vs. external standards:
How to develop global KPIs aligned
with your material issues and the main
international standards such as AA 1000 SES,
WBCSD/CSI, UNGC and GRI G3 guidelines
IKEA, Sustainability
Communications Manager,
Jamie Rusby
Titan Group, Group CSR Manager
& Chair of the Board of Directors
at the Hellenic Network for CSR,
Maria Alexou
Virgin Media, Head of Sustainability and
Reporting, Katie Buchanan
Got any questions? Email elina.yumasheva@ethicalcorp.com or call +44 (0)20 7375 7573

5. DAY TWO – Thursday 28 November 2013
ROUNDTABLE 4
ROUNDTABLE 5
How to create more synergy
in your CR report to ensure
your B2B customers’ needs
are met
Internal engagement
techniques for robust and
cost-efficient CR data
management
When you are a pure Business-to-Business
company, how do you ensure that you comply
with high CR standards from 100+ of your main
stakeholders, including companies such as
Unilever, Nestlé and Coca Cola Enterprises? Join
this round table to learn from a private, B2B
orientated company:
• How to overcome the complexity of different
reporting systems to make the reporting
process more efficient
• Driving your materiality analysis forward,
beyond reporting requirements such as
Sedex, CDP and GRI
• Shifting approach from “compliance and risk
management” to “business opportunity”
In this session, you will hear lessons learnt
from Alliance Boots on how to develop a cost
efficient and trustworthy CR reporting system
that works across 50 business units and in 25
different countries with specific focus on:
• How to get buy in from your finance team or
what it means when CR data is fully
managed by the finance team
• How to overcome a lack of robust CR data in
the countries where CR practices are not
developed yet and encourage change
• Incorporate newly acquired business into
your CR reporting process on a timely basis to
ensure business flow
Tetra Pak, Director, Environment
Commercial Relations &
Communication, Charlotta Lyon
Alliance Boots Group, Director of
Corporate Social Responsibility,
Richard Ellis
ROUNDTABLE 6
ROUNDTABLE 7
Assurance: how to maximise
added value in a changing
reporting landscape
Data management 2.0:
build a unified corporate
responsibility data solution
for time and cost efficiency
The one and only...
The changes in G4, the birth of integrated
reporting, the requirements of CDP as well as
the attentions of the financial markets and
regulators place even more pressure on
companies to focus report assurance on what
really matters - to both the business and to
external stakeholders. Join this roundtable to
gain insight from one of Europe’s leading
practitioners with 18 years’ frontline practical
experience in CR assurance. The session will
address:
• Why bother with assurance?
• What do G4 and the IIRC Framework mean for
the future of report assurance?
• How to get the most out of the assurance
process for external credibility and to drive
internal performance
ERM CVS, Head of
Report Assurance,
Jennifer Iansen-Rogers
Being able to effectively manage sustainability
and CSR data is a challenge and the scope of
reporting is continually evolving. During this
interactive session, SustainIt will show you how
to optimise your data management through the
latest systems, IT and software:
• Understanding your data strategy. What data
do you have, need and want?
• Implementing your data strategy. How do
you ensure that your data is useful and
accurate?
• The potential of your data. What is available
to optimise your data in the most effective
way for your company
SustainIt, Senior Sustainability Consultant & Business
Development Manager, Joe Jones
SustainIt, Sustainability & Sales
Executive, Ailsa Burns
➜ Check the website!
We will be updating the conference agenda up until the day
of the event.
For the full event updates and latest speaker line-up go to:
www.ethicalcorp.com/reporting
In this opening plenary session, three
sustainability reports will be critically
assessed on their strengths and
weaknesses by a team of expert judges.
The brave participants will explain the
rationale behind their reports.
Once the judging panel have shared their
opinion, it’s your turn to decide which
report wins through live voting!
Expert Judges:
H Marks & Spencer, Head of Delivery – Plan A
& Sustainable Business, Adam Elman
H The Co-operative Group, Head of Ethical
Policies & Sustainability Reporting, Barry Clavin
H Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Deputy Head
of Sustainability, Duncan Young
H Ethical Corporation, Contributing Editor
& Daisywheel Interactive Founder and Managing
Director, Mallen Baker
Brave Participants:
H Centrica, Head of Corporate Responsibility,
Jeffrey Oatham
H Heineken, Corporate Social Responsibility
Director, Jan Willem Vosmeer
H ING Group, Marketing Sustainability Director,
Remco Barbier
GROUP DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE
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communications colleague along
Get the most out of the event and ensure
a unified and holistic approach across
both business functions.
➜ Buy three conference passes – get the
4th one free
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one free conference pass + free
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6. Practical advice, interactive discussions and in-depth case studies – everything you need for a successful 2012!
PLENARY
Build an authentic dialogue with your consumers and customers
How do you build clear and honest communications about the
sustainability aspects of your company and its offering? Drawing from their
strong reputation as ethical and trusted brands, IKEA, Orange and AlcatelLucent will share lessons learnt on how to...
• Successfully communicate sustainability, including product-related
messages, by demonstrating the benefits and sharing your progress
• Build cost efficient and targeted campaigns through a variety
of marketing channels including catalogues, stores, online media
and more
• Engage your consumers in sustainability and encourage behaviour
change through recycling campaigns
• Build a dialogue with your consumers, customers
and other stakeholders throughout all your global
operations for increased brand loyalty and trust
Ikea, Head of Sustainability Communications, Olivia Ross
Orange, Deputy Chief CSR Officer, Yves Nissim
Alcatel-Lucent, Head of Brand & Corporate Sustainability,
Christine Diamente
PRACTICAL & FOCUSED DISCUSSION GROUPS
Best Practice in Stakeholder Engagement and overall CR communications strategies
These highly interactive breakout sessions will discuss the below topics in a small group and will be facilitated by industry experts.
DISCUSSION GROUP 1
DISCUSSION GROUP 2
Employee engagement 2.0: Leverage
your employees’ expertise and deliver
cost-effective CR solutions across your
business
Supplier engagement as a driver for positive
change in your value chain
Your employees are your main asset - all CR changes should start
with them. In this session you will learn from one of the veterans
of CSR on how, with effective engagement and comms
techniques, you can direct your employees’ knowledge and skills
towards building a more sustainable business.
• How to make your employees understand the sustainability
agenda and embed it into their daily role
• How to incentivise your employees to engage with your CR work
by using financial and non-financial rewards
• Ensure CR knowledge transfers across all your operations: lessons
learnt from running the champions network
Alliance Boots Group, Director of Corporate Social
Responsibility, Richard Ellis
➜ The working groups won't be repeated,
In this session you will learn how to effectively communicate new and
sometimes complicated business ideas to your suppliers to elevate the social
and environmental standards of your value chain. In this session, learn proven
supplier and customer engagement techniques from Akzo Nobel and DSM:
• Find out how Akzo Nobel made a successful business case to their suppliers
to incentivise a transition into the use of renewables and ensure a win-win
situation
• Learn about DSM’s Global Supplier Sustainability Program and find out how
it brings supplier compliance and solutions together to create joint value in
innovation and sustainability while bringing DSM closer to its sustainability
aspirations
• Develop a set of metrics together with your customers and suppliers
to minimise social and environmental impacts of your operations,
improve production processes and meet legislative
environments and sustainability trends
Akzo Nobel, Director Future-proof Supply Chains,
Peter J. Nieuwenhuizen
Royal DSM, Communications Director, Herman Betten
so choose your topic wisely!
CLOSING PLENARY
The future of CR disclosure and sustainability comms: driving meaningful change
In this closing session, you will hear from three industries – Finance, Pulp & Paper and Food & Beverages - and from the perspectives of three functions:
Sustainability, Comms and Public Affairs. Our three experts will discuss the future of sustainability communications in light of their own company strategies, and
what this will mean for you. This is your opportunity to bring up your tough questions and insights, to make this exclusive round-up as useful and relevant to
you as possible. Issues discussed will include:
• RBS on driving trust through strong internal engagement: how to embed ethical behaviour in your workforce and generate a positive cultural shift
• Nestlé on introducing ‘Creating Shared Value’ into their operations: Best comms techniques to embed nutrition, water and rural development issues into
business thinking
• UPM on how to turn reputational risks into opportunities through powerful long-term sustainability communications
Royal Bank of Scotland Group, Deputy Head of Sustainability, Duncan Young
Nestlé, Director Public Affairs, Hilary Parsons
UPM, Head of Communications UK & Ireland, Will Stone
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Address delegates and raise your profile with a
speaking/sponsorship position – 10-15 minutes
presentation time plus ample Q&A time
Online pre-conference networking group – chat
with delegates before the conference
This event sold out last year and will do so
again – contact Aaron Jackson or Oliver Bamford
NOW on +44 (0)20 7375 7244 or email
aaron.jackson@ ethicalcorp.com /
oliver.bamford@ethicalcorp.com
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n Credit Card (we’ll call to pick up your details)
n Invoice NB: Full payment must be received before the event
3. REGISTER
CALL: Ethical Corporation +44 (0) 20 7375 7575.
FAX: This form to+44 (0) 20 7375 7576.
EMAIL: The registration team on register@ethicalcorp.com.
MAIL: This form to Ethical Corporation, 7–9 Fashion Street, London, E1 6PX, UK.
WEB: Go to www.ethicalcorp.com/supplychain and submit your details for
instant confirmation of your place!
Places are strictly limited, register today!
Cancellation Policy: Places are
transferable without any charge.
Cancellations after 2 September 2013
incur an administrative charge of 25%.
If you cancel your registration after 16
September 2013 we will be obliged to
charge the full fee. Please note – you
must notify Ethical Corporation in
writing of a cancellation, or we will be
obliged to charge the full fee. The
organisers reserve the right to make
changes to the programme without
notice. For more details about prices
please see terms & conditions on
www.ethicalcorp.com/reporting

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Highly focused agenda: Everything you need to know to be a better reporter and communicator in 2014
Your favourite sessions, new and improved: Live voting, super panel interviews, round tables
and working groups
Don’t sit on the side-line, join the debate. Real time critical analysis of sustainability reports
during our Reporting x factor session
Robust debate, in-depth discussion and problem solving from a leading roster of CR,
communications and marketing speakers from the UK and all over Europe
200+ senior execs working in and out of CR, communications, corporate affairs
and reporting to meet with you over two days
Unique networking opportunities and best practice sharing in our LinkedIn group
exclusively for those focused on CR Reporting and Communications
Have a look at all the European experts currently confirmed to contribute!
Royal Bank of Scotland Group,
Deputy Head of Sustainability,
Duncan Young
ING Group, Marketing Sustainability
Director, Remco Barbier
The Co-Operative Group, Head of Ethical
Policies & Sustainability Reporting,
Barry Clavin
Nestlé, Director Public Affairs, Hilary
Parsons
UPM, Head of Communications UK
& Ireland, Will Stone
Ethical Corporation, Contributing
Editor & Daisywheel Interactive, Founder
and Managing Director, Mallen Baker
Akzo Nobel, Director Future-proof Supply
Chains, Peter J. Nieuwenhuizen
Centrica, Head of Corporate Responsibility,
Jeffrey Oatham
IKEA, Head of Sustainability
Communications, Olivia Ross
Heineken, Corporate Social Responsibility
Director, Jan Willem Vosmeer
Alliance Boots Group, Director of
Corporate Social Responsibility,
Richard Ellis
Marks & Spencer, Head of Delivery
- Plan A & Sustainable Business,
Adam Elman
Titan Group, Group CSR Manager,
Maria Alexou
The International Integrated Reporting
Council, Head of Programmes, Kate
Jefferies
Alcatel-Lucent, Head of Brand & Corporate
Sustainability, Christine Diamente
SPONSOR:
Royal DSM, Communications Director,
Herman Betten
IKEA, Sustainability Communications
Manager, Jamie Rusby
Virgin Media, Head of Sustainability and
Reporting, Katie Buchanan
Unilever, Vice President, Global
External Affairs and Media Relations,
Miguel Veiga-Pestana
Tetra Pak, Director, Environment
Commercial Relations & Communication,
Charlotta Lyon
Pirelli SPA, Head of Group Sustainability
& Risk Governance, Filippo Bettini
Orange Group, Deputy Chief CSR Officer,
Yves Nissim
ORGANISER:
ERM CVS, Head of Report Assurance,
Jennifer Iansen-Rogers
For more information, visit www.ethicalcorp.com/reporting