The Only Event Where Performance Management Meets Corporate Responsibility!

Join GSMI at CSR and the Sustainability Score Card 2010 and harness the latest ethical strategies for redefining your path to profitability, efficiency and competitive advantage.

5 Reasons to Attend CSR
and the Sustainability Scorecard

Reason #1 : Expertise

CSR and the Sustainability Scorecard is the most comprehensive CSR management event of the year! Leaders from a variety of sectors will gather to share their expertise and experiences on an array of CSR management topics.

Reason #2 : Network

Network with your peers from organizations around the world. Learn how others are leveraging CSR initiatives and programs for today’s competitive edge. There will be ample opportunity for networking during our receptions, meals, breaks and informative sessions.

Reason #3 : Justify your CSR program

Bring your ideas with you and gather invaluable feedback from peers in other leading CSR programs. Talk directly with our world-class presenters in an intimate and inviting atmosphere.

Reason #4 : Maximize your ROI

Have every dollar that flows through your CSR program count toward fulfilling long-term commitments to shareholders and communities alike. Only through proper monitoring, reporting and success benchmarks will your CSR pay off.

Reason #5 : Autumn in San Francisco

This year’s event will be held near Union Square at the heart of San Francisco, walking distance from world-class restaurants and thriving cultural attractions. Experience the beauty of autumn leaves in Golden Gate Park and the sights and sounds of one of the world’s most vibrant cities.

Focus On:

Marketing, Branding and Messaging

Transparency, Reporting, and Communication Campaigns

Cutting Costs through Sustainable Practices

Avoiding “Green-Washing”

Building an Authentic Brand

Partnering With Complimentary Non-Profits

Engaging and Retaining Employees

Gain Information And Skills To:

Maximize the Impact of your CSR Budget

Sharpen Planning and Assessment Skills

Enhance Capacity for Innovation and Communication

Align CSR Initiatives With Your Current Business Strategy

Measure, Manage and Demonstrate CSR’s ROI

Develop Innovative Marketing Strategies

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Featured Speakers

Gary Niekerk: Director, Global Citizenship
Intel Corporation
Kathryn Caulfield: Vice President Global Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility
Clorox
Robert Boller: Vice President of Sustainability,
Kendall-Jackson Wine Estates
Kevin Moss: Head of Corporate Social Responsibility,
British Telecom
Michelle Price: Manager, Worldwide Environmental Marketing, Imaging and Printing Group, Hewlett-Packard Company
HP
Scott Bolick: Vice President, Sustainability
SAP
Brian Maynard: Director, Marketing, Premium Brands
Whirlpool Corporation
Bonnie Nixon: Former Director of Environmental Sustainability and Corporate Citizenship,
HP
Mark Brodeur: Global Sustainability Director,
Nestle Purina Petcare Company
Sean Rosas: Employee and Community Engagement Manager,
Salesforce.com Foundation
Geetha Murali: Manager of Corporations and Foundations,
Room to Read
Jay Simons: Vice President of Marketing
Atlassian
Jessica L. Bier: Leader, Sustainability for Human Capital & Stakeholder Engagement
Deloitte Consulting LLP
Jamie Loucks, LEED AP: Sustainability and Strategy Planning
MWH Global, Inc.