Post Covid – 19: The Age of Responsible Capitalism?

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The COVID-19 crisis will devastate economies and many businesses. The human cost of the economic downturn will be substantial.

Most governments will emerge highly indebted and needing to kick-start economies that have gone into a coma.

As we start to emerge from the acute crisis, what will be the priorities for policy makers, businesses and investors?

Is the crisis an opportunity to re-think our economic and business models, boost the focus on purpose-driven, socially responsible business, and craft public policy frameworks to advance long-term, responsible business? 

Or will businesses and investors emerge so decimated that issues like ESG, climate change, the green economy, and social responsibility will be sidelined as the focus shifts to stimulating economic growth, employment, and making decimated investors whole – whatever it takes?

This event will address the above questions. It will examine viable policy approaches to encourage acceleration of socially and environmentally responsible business models rather than abandoning them.

Panelists
  • Leon Wansleben

    Moderator

    Leon Wansleben

    Research Group Leader, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne

  • Panelist

    Ryan Gellert

    General Manager EMEA, Patagonia Inc

  • Panelist

    Nicolas Firzli

    Director General, World Pensions Council

  • Panelist

    Petri Hofsté

    Non Executive Director at Rabobank, Achmea, PON Holdings and Fugro. Chair at Nyenrode Business University and member of the board at Hendrick de Keyser

  • Panelist

    Gail Klintworth

    Non-Executive Director and Board Advisor, SYSTEMIQ and GlobeScan. Former Chief Sustainability Officer at Unilever

  • Panelist

    Alexander Rinnooy Kan

    Professor of Economics and Business at the University of Amsterdam. Formerly Chairman of Dutch Employers' Association (VNO) and member of the Dutch Senate

Where

Online event

When

Wednesday 13th May 2020, 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

Additional Details

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