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The New Metrics of Sustainable Business Conference EVENT DETAILS
Time: September 27, 2012 to September 28, 2012
EVENT DESCRIPTION Join the Sustainable Brands community as we explore the future of smarter business metrics at The New Metrics of Sustainable Business. This two-day, Sustainable Brands Issues in Focus event, in partnership with The Wharton School, examines leading-edge work that expands the way business can create, quantify, manage and communicate value; measure the environmental and social impacts of business activity; and find new ways to translate shared value activities into enhanced financial performance in the 21st century. Industry leaders, top sustainability strategists and financial and non-financial managers from a variety of sectors will collaborate and lead interactive discussion on a range of issues, including measuring the ROI of sustainability initiatives; valuing ecosystem services; adding environmental impact and human capital onto the balance sheet; and putting goals in context. Other topics to explore include incentivizing and maximizing employee engagement, well-being and valuation; tying environmental and social initiatives to enhanced shareholder value; extending value throughout the entire supply chain; how impact investing might enable new corporate sustainability initiatives by changing the way we measure ROI; The growing role of materiality in how companies are, or should be, measuring and reporting impact; and more. Be a part of this important conversation, which began at our first New Metrics event at The Wharton School in 2011. Stay tuned as more speakers and details continue to be added. September 27-28, 2012 in Philadelphia, PA. Learn more: (www.SBIIF.com) As the definition of value continues to evolve, the demand for business to demonstrate its ability to create value of various forms for all stakeholders - rather than simply profit for shareholders - is increasing, and the question of how this value is identified, measured and communicated becomes paramount. Beginning with a step back to ask ourselves, What is the point of business and economics anyway? - this 2-day, in-depth discussion with some of sustainability's top strategists will examine leading-edge work that is expanding the way business creates, quantifies, and manages the value it delivers through the metrics it adopts. Key topics to be explored include:
Download: Surprising Business Value from New Metrics of Sustainability
Learn how today's forward looking companies are learning to better manage and communicate their efforts and generate Surprising Business Value from New Metrics of Sustainability. This FREE download – prepared by HIP Investor in partnership with Sustainable Brands – will provide insight into the new leading indicators of performance – those focused on solving society's most pressing social and environmental challenges while delivering enhanced business and brand value. To benefit from insights presented at the 2011 New Metrics of Sustainable Business Conference, simply complete the form below to learn:
Thank you! You will receive an email from us shortly which will provide you a link to download the document. Thank You! A link to your free download is on its way to your email Inbox. In the meantime, discover why senior executives will be visiting Philadelphia, PA on September 27-28 for the continuation of last year’s New Metrics of Sustainable Business Conference at The Wharton School. The New Metrics of Sustainable Business Conference 2012 will bring sustainability, business strategy and financial executives from companies such as Procter & Gamble, Deloitte, Hewlett Packard, Jones Lang LaSalle, REI, Dow Chemical, Xerox and others. You’ll also meet market-shapers such as Bloomberg, the Global Reporting Institute, IIRC and The Nature Conservancy, who will be collaborating to explore and debate the future of metrics-based innovation. Key reasons you should attend:
Any questions, please feel free to contact us through connect[at]sustainablelifemedia.com or 415.626.2212
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