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Executive Forum on Sustainability
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About the Executive Forum on Sustainability

A one-day event to engage business leaders who can talk to the key business issues stemming from the social and environmental challenges impacting today’s competitive market. Our goal is to stimulate interactive discussion on business actions that will have substantial environmental and social outcomes driven by financial results.


The Cornell Executive Forum on Sustainability will bring together a global community of business innovators including industry experts, alumni and leading academics to discuss and debate the critical sustainability issues facing the private sector and drive business transformation toward a more ecological and socially responsible world. 

 

SPEAKERS

John Bonhomme

Founder & principal

THOROBIRD 

Heather Davis

President & chief investment officer

NUVEEN PRIVATE MARKETS

Ian Kline

President & Chief Executive Officer

CADMUS GROUP

Tima Bansal

Canada Research Chair

university of western ontario

Paul Sellew

Founder & CEO

LITTLE LEAF FARMS

Bruce Schlein

Director

CITI

Mark Milstein

Director

CORNELL UNIVERSITY

MODERATORS

Wren Montgomery

Assistant Professor

IVEY BUSINESS SCHOOL AT WESTERN UNIVERSITY

Ralph Hamann

Professor & Research Director

UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Rod Lohin

Executive Director

LEE-CHIN INSTITUTE AT THE ROTMAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

Dan Vermeer

Executive Director

DUKE UNIVERSITY'S CENTER FOR ENERGY, DEVELOPMENT, & THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT

Erik Foley

Director of Sustainability

PENN STATE SMEAL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

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Clear your calendar - It's going down! You're invited to take part in the festivities. Come one, come all, bring a guest, and hang loose. This is going to be epic!

Agenda

8:30 – 9:00 AM

Check-In/Registration (breakfast provided)

Entrance Hall, Tata Innovation Center

9:00 – 9:15 AM

Welcome & Overview

Tima Bansal - Canada Research Chair in Business Sustainability, University of Western Ontario


Mark Milstein - Director, Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise, Cornell University

 

Tata 141 & 151, Tata Innovation Center

9:15 – 10:00 AM

Leadership in the Populist Era: What Will the Private (and Other) Sectors Do?

 

Theme: As government action seems more difficult, will the private and other sectors lead on social and environmental issues, particularly around climate change, environmental quality and safety, and income inequality?

Ian Kline - President & CEO of Cadmus Group


Wren Montgomery - U of Western Ontario Ivey School of Business (moderator)

 


10:00 – 10:30 AM

Networking Break

 

10:30 – 11:15 AM

Is the Value of Sustainability Eroding in the Marketplace?


Theme: Once, mentioning sustainability was enough to set a company apart from its peers. At a time when some say sustainability has become a buzzword, where can companies derive true value from the concept?

John Bonhomme - Founder & Principal, Thorobird Companies


Ralph Hamann - University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (moderator)

11:15 AM – 12:00 PM

Why Isn't Money Coming Off the Sidelines?


Theme: Many say that investors are simply unwilling to fund sustainability. Investors respond that they see few worthy investments. Is this a structural issue or an issue of the quality of sustainability investments?

Heather Davis - President and CIO of Nuveen Private Markets


Rod Lohin - U of Toronto Rotman School of Business (moderator)

12:00 – 1:15 PM

Lunch (lunch provided)


1:15 – 2:00 PM

Is Doing Less Bad Just Bad?


Theme: Are companies only making progress on sustainability at the margins? Some metrics improve, but income inequality grows, climate change accelerates, and environmental assets degrade. What will real change look like?

Paul Sellew - Founder of Little Leaf Farms


Dan Vermeer - Duke University Fuqua School of Business (moderator)

2:00 – 2:45 PM

Who Dies, Who Thrives?


Theme: What does fundamental progress on sustainability mean for existing organizations? If change means market disruption, who wins, who loses, and under what conditions?

Bruce Schlein - Director of Community Reinvestment Act, Business Strategy, Citi


Erik Foley - Penn State Smeal College of Business (moderator)

2:45 – 3:30 PM

Where do Facts Fit in a Post-Fact World?

Tima Bansal - Canada Research Chair in Business Sustainability, University of Western Ontario

 

Mark Milstein - Director, Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise, Cornell University

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Networking Reception


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Cornell Tech’s focus on innovation is seen in its design, a new type of urban campus that allows room to think, but is also integrated with the city. With expansive views, a series of green, public spaces, and a seamless integration of indoor and outdoor areas, the 12-acre campus is one of the most environmentally friendly and energy-efficient campuses in the world.

 

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