Business & Human Rights: Emerging Risks in a Globalized World
Mazars organizes a half day seminar Thursday 7 April 2011 from 8:30 to 11:00 at “Tour Mazars, Paris - La Défense”
The world is changing so rapidly yet in many ways businesses have yet to fully adapt to these changes. An activist Civil Society demands organizations to become more and more accountable for Human and Social Rights and to integrate them into their operations and their supply chain. Furthermore, there are greater requirements for organisations to be more transparent and accountable in disclosure of Human Rights risks and impacts.
- How to protect brands from reputation damage and major financial losses?
- How to move away from pure communication to implementation?
Programme
Introduction: a changing business world
- Emmanuelle Rigaudias , Consulting Partner, in charge of Sustainable Development, Mazars France
- James Kallman , Managing Partner, Mazars Indonesia
Human rights: impacts and risks on Corporate Responsability
- Christian Huglo, Partner, Cabinet Huglo Lepage
Emerging markets: too far away for being responsible?
- Bernd Sagasser, Head of Legal Marccus Partners, Member of Mazars
Human Rights due diligence
- Marzuki Darusman, Director of the Human Rights Research Center for Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
Taking into account Human Rights in organisations
- Véronique Gresset, Enjeux émergents et Réseau interne, Direction RSE, sanofi-aventis
- Véronique Discours-Buhot, Directeur Développement Durable, Carrefour
Questions & answers
- Emmanuelle Rigaudias , Consulting Partner, in charge of Sustainable Development, Mazars France
For more information : +33 1 49 97 46 65
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