During the last G20 summit held in Hangzhou, experts have qualified the state of our global economy as a “slow growth trap” and key topics such as climate and innovation were discussed. Over the years, CSR has become a key management issue worldwide, an increasingly debated topic in China. Many corporations have been trying to determine what they can do and should do to contribute to the sustainability of economics, social and ecological environment in which they operate. The dramatic changes of global climate, industrial and technological innovations, and social needs offer opportunities to rethink our profit-oriented business practices and their side effects on the global society and economic system.

The exercise of CSR has become an internal driving force that helps executives to deliver better insights for tackling corporate and developmental challenges. In the context of the sustainability imperatives promulgated by China and in light of the forthcoming European Chamber CSR award in China, scheduled on November 25, 2016, we will debate on perspectives offered by "CSR, shared value creation and innovation in China".

What is strategic CSR and how shared value creation and innovation can reinforce your business model?

- Context of CSR & recent evolution in Chinese context

- Opportunities offered by CSV (Creation of Shared Value)

- Cases & Workshops

- Q&A

Agenda

08:30 – 09:00    Registration

09:00 – 09:30    Topic 1: Context of CSR in China & recent evolution in Chinese context

09:30 – 10:15    Topic 2: Opportunities offered by CSV (Creation of Shared Value)

10:30 – 11:45    Topic 3: Cases & Workshops 

11:45 – 12:00    Q&A

1. Context of CSR in China and recent evolution  

• CSR and business models, how do they relate to each other? 
•  Key issues for contemporary China and economic impact? 
• What is corporate responsibility in this context? 
• What impact on corporate strategy and how to be a change leader?

2. Impact and opportunities offered by CSV (Creation of Shared Value) 

• The five-year plan as an initial framework; 
• Learnings from Hangzhou G20 
• Challenges and opportunities: Social, environmental, cultural;
• How to develop a better understanding of impact innovation?

3. Case and Workshop 

• Case Presentation 
• Interactive workshop

4. Q&A

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Terms & Conditions

Trainings have very limited seating so to ensure your attendance we encourage advance online registration and payment. We cannot guarantee entry to anyone not registered in advance.

The training is held in English.

Cancellation Policy

If you cannot attend the training for which you have registered, please cancel your registration no later than one business day prior to the event. If you fail to notify us of your cancellation in a timely fashion, you will be charged for event costs.

To cancel you can: 1) email jli@europeanchamber.com.cn, or 2) cancel online if you registered for the event through the website.

Speakers

Ms. Chia-Lin Coispeau

Co-founder of Maverlinn Impact Innovation

Ms. Chia-Lin Coispeau

Co-founder of Maverlinn Impact Innovation

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Ms. Chia-Lin Coispeau is a Founding Partner of Maverlinn Impact Innovation, a strategy and growth acceleration advisory firm also specialized in the resolution of complex corporate governance issues, shared value creation, notably through building “Innovation Skills for a Better Future”. She focuses on strategic analysis, business development, branding, CSR and social innovation. She has over 15 years of international professional experience (Bain & Co, Louis Vuitton, Guinness…) gained in Europe and Asia. She has been based in China for over 8 years and is a regularly invited guest speaker.

She is also co-founder of numerous social enterprises and innovation programs (Transformation of e-waste into e-education, access to green energy for underprivileged schools, green art classrooms for the development of creative thinking etc…). She is also vice-president of the Paris based not-for-profit RICCI Association, in charge of the PRC communication of the “Grand Ricci, dictionnaire encyclopédique de la langue chinoise”, the world’s largest database between Chinese and a Western language, with 400 year of history.

She is holds a MBA from INSEAD business school and also majored in Sciences in France and Germany.

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