| Corporate Responsibility: where to next? |
By various |
| Location: All Hallows by the Tower, Byward Street, London, EC3 5BJ |
Price: £ 50.00 plus vat
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On the 30th May 2008 we held a breakfast seminar to discuss the role of Corporate Responsibility over the next three years.
Speakers included:
- Jenny Dawkins from IPSOS/MORI speaking about consumer and business trends
- Paul Simpson, Chief Operating Officer of the Carbon Disclosure Project to present climate change and environmental trends
- Stephen Blakeley, head of Corporate Citizenship at KPMG International will talk about KPMG’s business case
- Melissa Davis, director of HJT to present on brand and social trends
- Luke Disney from TNT, the leading company on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index. Luke is head of TNT’s North Star Foundation (www.northstarfoundations.org) set up by TNT to tackle HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa and Asia. He is formerly director of communications for ‘Moving the World’, TNT’s partnership with the World Food Programme (www.tnt.com/wfp). Luke will offer insight from TNT on partnerships, the corporate foundation model and communicating CR.
It was a successful seminar and a report is available. If you wish to download the report please contact us at HJT Training Ltd on 01322 424694. |
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| Building Corporate Responsibility (CR) into your service offering |
By Melissa Davis, David Jones, Sarah Lie |
| When: Wed July 16 from 09:00 to 09:00 |
CPD:
N/A |
| Location: Beyond Boyle, Tower Hill, London |
Price: £ 400 plus vat
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This course is specifically designed for brand and PR agencies that advise clients on sustainability and want to develop their business in this area.
We offer the latest information on CR trends and legislative issues; understanding the CR business case; best practice and how best to communicate CR.
Our public courses bring in speakers from the industry; or we can tailor exclusive courses for in-house training. |
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| Establishing robust Sustainability programmes |
By Melissa Davis, David Jones and guest experts |
| When: Wed September 03 from 09:00 to 05:00 |
CPD:
N/A |
| Location: Beyond Boyle, Tower Hill, London |
Price: £ 400.00 plus vat
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This training course is suitable for both companies and organisations in the public sector that want to learn about the latest developments in sustainability (corporate responsibility (CR)) trends and regulation.
It covers various aspects of stakeholder roles, current regulation and relevant standards, and also looks at brand integration and how to develop a suitable CR strategy.
The course is run by trainers who are experienced CR consultants and legal specialists, and other experts may also be brought in for specific sessions.
The course will run as a full day group session from February 2008. It is also available for companies and organisations that prefer a bespoke training session.
Please contact us to find out more about the training and prices. |
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| Regulation and legislation: how is will impact your business |
By David Jones, Melissa Davis |
| When: Wed October 08 from 09:00 to 17:00 |
CPD:
N/A |
| Location: Beyond Boyle, Tower Hill, London |
Price: £ 400.00 plus vat
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A half day course focusing on understanding the impacts of recent and upcoming regulation relating to environment, social and governance (ESG) concerns.
This course will help participants identify and forecast regulatory trends and issues which could impact on their CR forward planning. It enables participants to manage risk within their businesses and turn it into an opportunity.
Please contact us if you would like further details. |
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| International human rights law in business: key concepts, Labour standards and bribery and corruption (B&C) |
By David Jones, Melissa Davis and guest experts |
| When: Wed November 12 from 09:00 to 17:00 |
CPD:
N/A |
| Location: Beyond Boyle, Tower Hill, London |
Price: £ 400.00 plus vat
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We conduct training on international and domestic human rights standards for business. This is most relevant to companies or organisations with international operations. However, human rights training is relevant for any company that is concerned about supply chain standards or conducting business in countries where human rights issues may be a concern. This includes areas such as bribery and corruption, labour standards and generic human rights in business concepts.
Our training covers both legislation and “soft law” principles (such as voluntary standards). We also conduct sector-specific human rights training as bespoke courses.
The course will be run from February 2008. It is also available for companies and organisations that prefer a bespoke training session.
Please contact us to find out more about the training and prices. |
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