How are conflicts and warfare reshaping business ethics and corporate due diligence?
Sustainable Development Goal No. 16 supports peace, justice, and strong institutions. But how do businesses navigate and thrive when conflicts emerge, and institutions fail?
From supply chain disruptions and sanctions to increased operational costs, consumer boycotts, and employee activism, the world of geopolitics holds profound implications for business operations.
Our miniconference offered trends and cases on geopolitics in business seen through the lens of a sustainable business expert; a pension fund; a large retail company; and a due diligence professional.
Our exciting programme featured the following:
- Trends & cases of geopolitics in business (Tania Ellis, Event host & Trend Strategist)
- Investment strategies in times of war & conflicts (Troels Børrild, Head of Responsible Investments, AkademikerPension)
- Geopolitical consumers & supply chains (Anne Mette Brasen, ESG Manager, COOP)
- Value chain due diligence & ESG (Birgitte Kofod Olsen, ESG Expert & Partner, Carve Consulting)
Check out the article on CSR.dk about our miniconference
See full programme here (click on photo):
Throughout the programme we networked and discussed how you can address geopolitical challenges through your sustainable business initiatives, enhancing both corporate resilience and ethical commitments.
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