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Innovation Forum: Adapting policy and transforming human rights practices with Microsoft, Mondelēz, Kering, New Balance, Pirelli..

25.02.2020 Share

The conference is the meeting place for business to discuss and debate how to effectively respond to evolving human rights risks in supply chains. Through a series of interactive panels, Q&As and debates, the focus will remain on the practicalities and realities of supply chain transformation and what this means for the future of responsible sourcing.

Take a look at the full agenda here.

Agenda highlights include:

Keep ahead of the regulatory curve with Google, PepsiCo, International Labor Rights Forum and Freshfields
A practical look into how to react when you find forced labor in your supply chain with New Balance and Hope for Justice
Hear Cargill and Save the Children speak on supporting systemic changes to mitigate the risk of child labor in the supply chain
Walmart, UN Global Compact and Diginex discuss how business can protect migrant and seasonal workers
Find out what investors want to see from business with Citi, PRI and La Isla Network
Timberland, Kering and Greenpeace USA explain how to ensure that social issues remain a priority for consumers and business
Discover opportunities for effective due diligence with Hilton and Intel
Follow the (risk) map to success with IBM and Diginex and explore methods to increase supply chain traceability

See here for the full list of confirmed speakers.

Join additional attendees from Facebook, Bank of America, Verisk Maplecroft, Pirelli, Ocean Spray Cranberries, TD Bank, Citi, AB InBev, ABN AMRO, Fairtrade International and many more to share your thoughts on how business can operate with human rights in mind.

We strongly suggest that you register as a team to ensure that you don’t miss anything across the breakout sessions, so please get in touch for information on group discounts.

PS we are also running Ethical Trade and Human Rights Forum London (18th-19th March)