Business Collective Action: Moving from Narrative to Action
The integration between E, S and G has never been more important post-Covid. As leaders try to balance budgets and purpose, can they prove it is good business to be a good business?
Following on the success of the inaugural global summit, Moral Money Summit: Europe Edition will advance the debate around relationships, money and how business can be done more responsibly.
Will 2021 be the year that firms step up to tackle climate change and inequality? As companies look to rebuild and regenerate, incorporating sustainability into their strategy and operations is essential. The agenda will explore the concept of whole system transformation, including employee care, diversity and inclusion policies, environmentally friendly production and consumption practices, and inclusive capitalism.
Themes
Moral Money
Creating partnerships between corporates and financiers
Politics
The role of business as a political actor in Europe vs the rest of the world
Sustainability
Dealing with crises and managing long-term sustainability vs the short-term bottom line
Why attend?
Understand
How policy, business and financiers can and will collaborate to work towards a shared vision
Connect
And build relationships with some of the biggest names in your industry during the interactive discussion sessions
Discover
New approaches and strategies to help make your business more sustainable during and post-crisis
"A clear, focused, insight into the world of moral money. Destined to be a major forum for future debate on this critical subject."
Chief Investment Officer, Gridserve Sustainable Energy Ltd
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