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posted by Admin  on February 9, 2009

Discussion about the continuing financial crisis, the Obama administration and the meetings on Davos Tony Manwaring is Chief Executive of Tomorrow’s Company, the UK based global not-for-profit, ’think and do’ tank concerned with the future of business, the relationship between business and society, and the changes in the conditions and nature of business success. Our research and policy work, and wider activities, including the agenda-setting business-led inquiry, Tomorrow’s Global Company: challenges and choices – we are now building on this, looking at the issues of ownership, talent, leadership and climate change, through on going dialogue facilitated through the new website www.forceforgood.com, and by providing practical support to business leaders.
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posted by Admin  on December 3, 2008

A panel chaired by James Cameron QC, Vice-Chairman of Climate Change Capital, discusses the question. How can the capital markets cure climate change? The event was organised by Editorial Intelligence and you can visit them at www.editorialintelligence.com
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posted by Admin  on August 18, 2008

Richard Howitt MEP discusses how the European Union is working to provide incentives for businesses to become more corporately responsible.  Particularly what the EU is doing with regard to climate change and pandemics.
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posted by Admin  on August 18, 2008

A Tomorrow's Company and Opinion Leader Research hosted by Tony Manwaring, CEO of Tomorrow's Company and including celebrated economist Paul Ormerod, OLR Marketing Director Nicola Austin, and Co-Chair of Corporate Citizenship, Amanda Jordan. In it we conclude that the real winners in the CSR shake-out that is to come will be the forceforgood companies who move to 'CSR 2.0'.
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posted by Admin  on July 13, 2008

David Grayson explains how he sees the Tomorrow's Global Company report as an opening statement and stimulus for debate. This includes discussion of what 'global' means, expanding the space as a starting point for work and collaborating with others working in similar areas.
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