One of the key themes that we are returning to repeatedly
throughout this seminar series is the question of corporate responsibility.
Corporations shape our behaviour in a multitude of ways. They provide
opportunity for consumption and non-consumption and provide us with a landscape
of ‘normal’ that most people never question. They also Do Bad Things to our
health and our environment. With power comes responsibility but with the
emphasis on profit, what is the reality of corporate responsibility? How can we
– or should we – change corporate behaviours?
This is the subject of our fifth seminar, to be held at The
Royal Society on 1st December. With speakers From Unilever, The
Portman Group and various esteemed academic institutions, the debate promises
to sparkle. Be part of it by signing up here
Speakers:
- Dr Richard Wright, Behavioural Science Director, Unilever
- Professor Bernard Burnes, Chair of Organisational Change, University of Stirling
- Professor Isabelle Szmigin, Professor of Marketing, University of Birmingham
- Dr Marisa de Andrade, Lecturer and Programme Director, University of Edinburgh
- Henry Ashworth, Chief Executive, The Portman Group
- Will Gardner, Chief Executive, Childnet
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