Tipping Point 2010 “Promoting Responsible Business Conduct in a Globalizing Economy”

Tuesday, 06th July  2010 Marriott Hotel, Karachi

Inspired from Malcolm Glad well’s idea to bring about change and after the success of the first ever Tipping Point 2009 organized by Young Social Reformers on New Age Media Strategies. We are pleased to organize Tipping Point 2010 Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility “Promoting Responsible Business Conduct in a Globalizing Economy”. In the fast-moving worlds of business and media, new concepts are qu

ick to take hold of the collective imagination. Since the advent of the 21st century, no one idea has become as relevant to a company’s livelihood as Corporate Social Responsibility. Business is entering a new era in which the stakeholder’s well-being is more important than ever for mutual growth and success. Combined with the drastic environmental changes which are affecting our planet, this has created a new landscape in which corporations must adapt to survive. As such, the ever-growing relevance of CSR has created new questions for businesses to address:

• What does CSR actually mean?

• What exactly does a corporation need to do in order to develop a well-rounded CSR policy?

• How do businesses manage to incorporate their stakeholders’ input into the transition, and how do they effectively communicate their policies to those stakeholders?

All these questions and more will be examined in  Business, Media & Politics through upcoming conference on Corporate Social Responsibility.