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'.

Steve Tappin, Managing Partner of the UK CEO and Board Practice at Heidrick & Struggles, talks about CSR, talks about some of the themes and issues raised in his book 'Secrets of CEOs' to be published later this year. This includes his assessment of where CSR is currently, how different sectors approach sustainability, challenges for leaders and the importance of work-life balance.

In this audio recording Peter Davis discusses the rationale behind the report ‘A light but effective touch’, which he worked on as chairman of the Conservative Party Working Group on Responsible Business Practice. He argues that Governmental legislation alone is not able to tackle issues such as rising obesity and the drinking culture in Britain. The report suggests that the business can play a prominent role and concludes that solutions can be found if the government acts as a catalyst to bring organisations together in Responsibility Deals. Peter Davis is the co director of the Ethical Corporation Institute and political editor of Ethical Corporation. He has written widely and has a wealth of experience previously working throughout the globe for NATO, Shell, BSkyB and Diageo.The full report can be read here

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.