Agenda

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Throughout the agenda we will place an emphasis on open, candid debate and discussion. We ban PowerPoint, corporate presentations and videos. Instead we focus on getting to the crux of the issues and getting your questions answered.

09:00

Opening session: Q&A with a survivor of modern slavery offering insights into their lived experience

International Justice Mission

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09:25

Q&A: What do responsible sourcing professionals need to learn from procurement?

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09:45

Break and Speed Networking

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10:25

Challenging the status quo: What change is legislation actually delivering?

Walmart, Novartis

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11:05

The global legal landscape: How current and evolving legislation will impact business operations and supply

Norton Rose Fulbright, British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL), Verisk Maplecroft

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11:45

Redefining due diligence: How do you prove that you’ve actually done “meaningful stakeholder engagement” ?

Samsung Electronics, Mondelēz International

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12:30

Lunch

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13:30

Breakout sessions

14:15

Breakout Sessions

15:15

Break
15:45

Supply chain resilience and risk mitigation: The commercial reality of business integration at scale

Unilever, Stora Enso

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16:30

Tackling the reporting burden: Is human rights reporting driving progress or slowing action?

Hilton Food Group

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17:15

What did we miss?

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09:00

Social risk in procurement: How can sourcing teams can adapt to legal risk and ensure business continuity across complex, global supply chains?

Avon, Maersk

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09:45

Social risk vs financial risk: How investors are assessing sourcing practices and company disclosure

Standard Chartered, Federated Hermes Limited

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10:30

Break

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11:00

Breakouts: Company programmes and case-studies

12:00

Breakouts: Company programmes and case-studies

Strategic supplier engagement: How buying practices can evolve to build deeper supply chain partnerships and capacity building

Tiny Miracles, Rituals

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Case study on building trust and partnerships for climate justice

Co-op, Fairtrade Foundation

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Hidden in plain sight: How should businesses respond to modern slavery and organized crime?

IG Design Group, Stronger Together

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The Other Room: Transparency vs. Accountability: should businesses be more open when things go wrong?

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13:00

Lunch
14:00

Convergence of human rights and scope 3: does it help or hinder the case for human rights?

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14:40

Advocacy and system transformation: What is the evolving role of business leaders in human rights advocacy?

Unseen, Nestlé

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15:20

Closing session: Survivor voices: A collaborative journey towards positive change

International Justice Mission, Equidem

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Natasha Bodnar
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