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Conference agenda · 6 October 2006

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Friday 6 October 2006 Working agenda: please note that time and sessions are subject to change.
9:00 - 11:00	Leadership Tracks* L9 Corporate Governance How does sustainability reporting contribute in the Board Room? L10 Policy and Practice Will a voluntary or mandatory approach to reporting better advance sustainability? L11 Small Enterprises Too small to report? What is the relevance of sustainability reporting for SMEs? L12 Best Practice Innovative examples of sustainability reporting from around the world. L13 GRI Guidelines What do you see beyond G3? Point GRI in the right direction for the development of the reporting framework. * full program details, including speakers, will soon be available here.
11:00 - 11:30	Refreshments and networking
11:30 - 13:00	Leadership Tracks* L14 Responsibility Landscape How does it all fit together? The principal global CSR norms and standards. L15 Policy and Practice What is the value of sustainability reporting by public agencies themselves? L16 Supply Chain How can sustainability reporting help find the weakest link? L17 Assurance What is value of assurance in sustainability reporting? L18 GRI Network Growing pains? Point GRI in the right direction for the development of the organization and its governance structure. * full program details, including speakers, will soon be available here.
13:00 - 14:30	Networking Lunch, Okura Hotel Take advantage of this networking opportunity to meet practitioners and experts from around the world, visit exhibits such as the technology and services fair, GRI’s new web portal, or the tribute to all of the GRI and G3 contributors over the years. A variety of short lunch-time workshops on other topics will be announced.
14:30 - 16:00	The future of sustainability: Is there an alternative scenario? Keynote addresses Margot Wallström Vice President, European Commission Karen Poniachik* Minister for Mining and Energy, Chile Al Gore Chairman, Generation Investment Management, and former Vice President, USA Sir Mark Moody-Stuart Chair of Anglo American, and GRI Board Member Hugh Y. Scott-Barrett Chief Financial Officer, ABN AMRO Job Cohen Mayor of Amsterdam *invited

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