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4th
GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
BOOSTING CAPITAL MARKETS THROUGH
CLEAN & GREEN AGENDA
26 -28 FEBRUARY 2009 VILAMOURA PORTUGAL
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9th
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
MAKING CAPITAL MARKETS WORK THROUGH
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
18 -19 SEPTEMBER 2008 LONDON
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GLOBAL
CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
DELIVERING A HOLISTIC RESPONSE TO COMBAT CLIMATE
CHANGE THROUGH PROACTIVATE
ECO-INVESTORS FORUM, RENEWABLE ENERGY
MARKET, BIO-FUEL BAZAR, CARBON TRADING
30 MAY-1 JUNE 2008, PALAMPUR, HIMACHAL, INDIA
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3rd GLOBAL
CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
GROWTH MODELS TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE
& ALLEVIATE POVERTY
15-17 FEBRUARY 2008,
VILAMOURA
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8th
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
DTI CONFERENCE CENTRE, LONDON
20-21 SEPTEMBER 2007
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Ruud Lubbers, former Prime Minister
of Netherlands delivering keynote address;
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Rt.
Hon. Joe Clark, former Prime Minister
of Canada, Sir
Adrian Cadbury,
Madhav Mehra, Ola
Ullsten, former Prime Minister of
Sweden; |
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left to right: Baroness Flather,
Madhav Mehra, Sri Sri Ravishankar, Ola
Ullsten, Richard Howitt MEP, Suresh
Prabhu MP |
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CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE BLOG
"HAVE YOUR SAY"
Start
blogging now
CORPORATE
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
GOOD GOVERNANCE
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
CORPORATE CITIZERNSHIP |
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JAMAICA
NOTCHES UP CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
“Markets
are the best human innovation. But like parachutes they
function only if open”, says Dr Madhav Mehra,
President World Council for Corporate Governance at
the launch of Jamaica Chapter of WCFCG
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, 25 OCTOBER, - Jamaica, a Caribbean
Island known for its rum, reggae music, blue mountain
coffee, white sand and sunny beaches was electrified
all of two days, October 24-25, with the visit of Dr.
Madhav Mehra, president of the World Council For Corporate
Governance to launch the Jamaica Chapter of WCFCG. In
attendance were 120 members of corporate Jamaica, senators,
ministers, senior policy makers, jurists, chairmen and
managing directors of Jamaica’s largest enterprises.
The hosts were Jamaica Employers’ Federation and
GovStrat, a corporate governance outfit headed by Vindel
Kerr, Jamaica’s foremost corporate governance
expert.
"DR MEHRA has given a unique dimension to CSR.
His interpretation is particularly relevant to us and
we must invite him once again to address our top executives"
Hon'ble Carlton Davis, head of Jamaica's Civil Service
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Dr
MADHAV MEHRA presenting distinguished membership certificate
of Institute of Directors to MR MARK RUNACRES, Acting
High Commissioner of the UK in India |
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DECLARATION 2005 The
6th International Conference on Corporate Governance has produced
a London Declaration based on 10 steps action plan to make
corporate governance work better. These 10 steps can be summed
in the acronym PREEMPTIVE: |
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PARTICIPATION
RESPONSIBILITY
EQUITY
ETHICS
MAXIMISE CORPORATE VALUE
PERFORMANCE
TRANSPARENCY
INDEPENDENCE OF THE BOARD
VARIETY IMPROVES THE CROP
EDUCATION & TRAINING |
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From
left to right: Fransicso Pinto Balsemao,former Prime Minister of Portugal,
Madhav Mehra, President WCFCG,
Prof. C. K. Prahalad, Ola Ullsten, former Prime Minister of Sweden,
Jose Vieira da Silva, Minister for Labour,
Rt. Hon Joe Clark, former Prime Minister of Canada & Dr Olivier
Giscard d'Estaing, Founder of INSEAD
MAKING
MONEY BY MAKING A DIFFERENCE: PRACTICAL STEPS FOR BENEFITING THE POOR
AND RAISING PROFITS
A
REPORT OF THE GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, 16-18
February 2006, Vilamoura, Portugal
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THE
ROLE OF BUSINESS IN ALLEVIATING POVERTY
PRACTICAL STEPS TO BENEFIT THE POOR & RAISE PROFIT
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