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“Creation of Shared Value” Concept Comes to Australia


20 September 2012 at 9:50 am
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The co-author of the ground-breaking “Creation of Shared Value” concept, Mark Kramer will speak exclusively at a Forum hosted by 3 Pillars Network in Melbourne in November.

Staff Reporter | 20 September 2012 at 9:50 am


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“Creation of Shared Value” Concept Comes to Australia
20 September 2012 at 9:50 am

SPONSORED: The co-author of the ground-breaking “Creation of Shared Value” concept and a Senior Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Mark Kramer will speak exclusively at a Forum hosted by 3 Pillars Network in Melbourne in November.

In 2011, the Harvard Business Review published a provocative article, The Big Idea: Creation of Shared Value by Mark Kramer and Michael Porter. Kramer and Porter's Creation of Shared Value approach is expected to transform the face of business.

Creating Shared Value (CSV) means going beyond CSR, and developing and implementing policies and operating practices that enhance the competitiveness of a company while also advancing the economic and social conditions in which that company operates.

CSV represents the next wave of social responsibility and community investment.

Early adopters include Nestle, National Australia Bank, IBM, IAG and Telstra

Mark Kramer will be the guest speaker at the Creation of Shared Value Forum in Melbourne on 14 November. Pro Bono Australia is a media partner of the Forum.

Held in partnership with National Australia Bank and Net Balance, this one-day forum brings together world leading experts with senior Australian business executives and community leaders to discuss strategies for managing and implementing authentic shared value principles.

Mark Kramer is joined by an exceptional line-up of speakers including:

Tim Costello, CEO, World Vision
Paul Gilding, Author, The Great Disruption
Sara Watts, CFO, IBM Australia & New Zealand
Martin Brown, General Manager, Nestle Australia & New Zealand
Tim O'Leary, CSO, Telstra
Meg Lupton, Head of Community and Sustainability, IAG

For more information and to register, please click here.

Download the Conference Program here.

The 3 Pillars Network aims to be the leading knowledge network for sustainable business in Australia. It distributes knowledge via events, online briefings, research, and webinars to the network of members. Membership is free for any individual who attends a 3 Pillars event. Find out more




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