Overview of the CSR School
The CSR School aims to provide advanced training regarding the identification of sustainability-related business opportunities and the inclusion of responsibility in the core of one’s business strategy, in order to achieve sustainable value and formulate a more resilient organization.
The training program is envisioned as a journey that will cover all major identified areas that relate to the responsible management of sustainability. Within 6 weeks, during which a minimum of 48 hours of sustainability-related knowledge and management experience will be shared, trainees will gain an up-to-date overview of major developments around the largest environmental, social and governance challenges affecting businesses nowadays.
During the 12-part Webinar series, the participants will attend lectures by distinguished academic faculty members, discuss relevant case studies, learn about best practices that have been implemented by experienced senior professionals and exchange views and thoughts around the incorporation of relevant theory into the CSR initiatives of their own organization.
WHY ATTEND THE CSR SCHOOL
Learn from world-class experts
Work on real-case scenarios
Earn a professional certificate
Accelerate your career
Discover “how-to” through best practices
Join a broad network of professionals
Earn 10 ECTS
Learn from world-class experts
Work on real-case scenarios
Earn a professional certificate
Accelerate your career
Discover “how-to” through best practices
Join a broad network of professionals
Earn 10 ECTS
TOPICS OF THE CSR SCHOOL
Day 1 (05/11):
Setting the Frame
Corporate sustainability and responsibility in the post-pandemic business environment; Introducing sustainability and responsibility in business models and the emergence of new business models
Day 2 (10/11):
Ethical Leadership
Sustainability- and responsibility-centered leadership models under high macro-uncertainty
Day 3 (12/11):
Sustainable Value Creation
The corporate roadmap towards sustainable and shared value
Day 4 (17/11):
Responsible Governance
Introducing sustainability- and responsibility-related issues within corporate governance structures
Day 5 (19/11):
Sustainable Supply Chains
The EC’s report suggesting that the due diligence concept in the supply chain might be included as mandatory in the new NFR-D
Day 6 (24/11):
Environment
Business and stakeholders’ adaptation to climate change; Natural capital and reengineering towards sustainability
Day 7 (26/11):
Circularity
Exploiting and managing the business case of the circular economy
Day 8 (01/12):
Employees
Human capital management as a strategic sustainability and responsibility priority under high macro-uncertainty
Day 9 (03/12):
Finance & Banking
Linking sustainable finance and responsible banking with corporate operations and development
Day 10 (08/12):
Non-Financial Reporting
Combining and reporting financial and non-financial information for an overall valuation of a business to stakeholders
Day 11 (10/12):
Capital Markets
Valuating corporate responsibility and sustainability in capital markets
Day 12 (15/12):
Partnerships
Accelerating synergies [PPP] towards transformational changes towards the SDGs; making business unusual as the new business as-usual
LECTURES OF THE CSR SCHOOL
Contents of the lecture
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Location: Online
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Organizational tasks, roles, and responsibility. To perform a role responsibly is to address the question ‘what is it for?’ The teleological structure of activities. The implicit nature of the ethical demand and how it is discharged. Responsible action implies good judgment. The constituents of good judgment: character, emotions, and practical wisdom.
Participants will:
- appreciate the importance of responsibility across all tasks
- develop their ability to frame problems, choices, and weigh what is at stake in particular contexts enhance your self-knowledge
- sharpen their perceptual skills to recognize what is important
- refine their judgement and sharpen their practical wisdom
- develop complex capacity to handle ambiguity and complexity in challenging situations in organisations. View Details
Location: Online
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- Introduction: Business as usual
- The business case of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Strategic corporate responsibility and shared value towards SDGs
- Identifying material issues for a strategic corporate responsibility agenda
- Contents addressed for each material issue
- From sustainable and shared value to responsible and sustainable business through sustainable competitive advantages
Learning objectives
- Highlighting the business opportunities and benefits of sustainable development
- Presenting the roadmap and the steps towards the development of a business responsibility action plan
- Presenting the structure of a business responsibility action plan and its link to administrative practices
- Demonstrate how business responsibility enhances corporate competitiveness
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Learning objectives - After the completion of the module, participants are expected to be able to:
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Learning objectives- After the completion of the module, participants are expected to be able to:
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Learning Objectives - Through this webinar participants will:
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- The background of Circular Economy.
- Development of Circular Economy strategies.
- Barriers related with the establishment of any waste strategy.
- The evolution of the wastes’ volume.
- Green entrepreneurship and SMEs.
- Consumers’ willingness to pay for responsible products. View Details
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Sharing our story @ OTEGroup of how we managed to adjust to this abrupt disruption, with 80% of our employees in home office in just a few days, whilst at the same time providing telecom services to the whole country.
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Contents of the lectureAn introduction to standards and methodologies for measuring and reporting Corporate Social Performance/ESG (i.e., GRI, SASB, IIRC), third-party rating systems (B labs, MSCI, Thomson/Refinitiv, Truvalue Labs) and the latest academic findings on Corporate Social Performance/ESG reporting. We will also demonstrate the Truvalue Labs™ platform. Truvalue Labs™ is an awarded Fintech that applies Artificial Intelligence to massive volumes of unstructured data and scores firms on ESG behavior that has a material impact on company value. Finally students will play the Financial Times Trade-off game and will discuss the Danone (Integrated Report) case study.
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The discussion of the LAB, a case study for the development of an innovative private – public partnership in Kosovo to address poverty, youth unemployment, as well as corporate social responsibility and accountability at local level was officially launched in 2014.
As it continues to evolve creating value for local stakeholders the LAB offers evidence to discuss and further analyze:
Location: Online
Who's Teaching
Tutors of the CSR School
Dr. Álvaro Santos Pereira
Director of the OECD Economics Department
Dr. Anne Touboulic
Associate Professor in Sustainable Supply Chain Management at Nottingham University Business School, University of Nottingham
Dr. Djordjija Petkoski
Lecturer and Senior Fellow, Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research, The Wharton School - University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Constantine Manasakis
Assistant Professor, University of Crete
Dr. Pavlos A. Vlachos
Associate Professor, ALBA Graduate Business School, The American College of Greece
Dr. Dimitrios Koufopoulos
Director of the Online Global MBA Programmes, University of London
Dr. Jody Grewal
Assistant Professor, University of Toronto
Dr. Alexandros Antonaras
Associate Professor and Vice President of Student Services, University of Nicosia
Dr. Olga Epitropaki
Professor and Director of Research of the Management & Marketing Department, Durham University Business School
Dr. Haridimos Tsoukas
The Columbia Ship Management Professor of Strategic Management, University of Cyprus
Dr. Antonis Zorpas
Assistant Professor, Open University of Cyprus
Dr. Michael Scoullos
Professor and Director of the Laboratory of Environmental Chemistry, University of Athens
Dr. Panagiotis Avramidis
Associate Professor, ALBA Graduate Business School, The American College of Greece
Dr. Anastasios Stalikas
Professor of Psychology, Panteion University of Social & Political Sciences
Dr. Nikos Mylonopoulos
Associate Professor of Digital Business, ALBA Graduate Business School at the American College in Greece
Practitioners of the CSR School
Mrs. Maria Alexiou
Chair BoD, CSRHELLAS; BoD member, CSR Europe; ESG Senior Advisor, TITAN Cement Group
Mr. Dimitris Papastergiou
Mayor of Trikala, President of Greek Union of Municipalities
Mr. Henning Olsson
Director Sustainabilty Epson Europe / Managing Director Epson Deutschland GmbH
Dr. Hakan Lucius
Head of Corporate Responsibility and Civil Society Division, European Investment Bank
Mr. Nathan Gilbert
Executive Director, B Lab Europe
Ms. Stavroula Aggelopoulou
Corporate Responsibility Deputy Director, OTE Group
Mr. Anagnosti John Choukala
Head of Sustainability and Global Brand Ambassador, APIVITA S.A.
Dr. Polydefkis Loukopoulos
Chairman and Managing Director, Signify Hellas S.A.
Dr. Nickolas Angelopoulos
Corporate Social Responsibility Specialist & Public Affairs, INTERAMERICAN S.A.
Mr. Kostis Dragasakis
Group Quarries & Raw Materials Technology Manager at TITAN Cement Company S.A.
Ms. Katerina Katsouli
ESG & Sustainability Director of Grant Thornton Greece
Mr. Sotiris Pastras
Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, APIVITA S.A.
Ms. Tania Bizoumi
Program Manager & Sustainable Finance Consultant, Athens Stock Exchange
Moderation & Administration of the CSR-School
Mr. Alexandros Kostopoulos
Business Development Manager, CSR HELLAS; BoD Member, CSR Europe
Ms. Ariadne Stagkou-Bell
CSR & Communications Specialist, CSR HELLAS
Sponsors of the CSR School
PLATINUM SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
SERVICES PARTNERS
COMMUNICATION SPONSORS
ONLINE COMMUNICATION SPONSORS
SUPPORTERS
Registration Fees
CSR HELLAS members, CSR Europe members & NPOs members
€ 800
Regular registration (VAT 24% is not included)
- Two professionals 700 euros
- Three or more professionals 600 euros
non-CSR HELLAS members
€ 1000
Regular registration (VAT 24% is not included)
- Two professionals 900 euros
- Three or more professionals 800 euros
Postgraduate students & NGO members
€ 700
Regular registration
- For postgraduate students
- (Master or PhD)