h.E. Shaima Al ZarooniCEO

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Mike WestonVP, Middle East

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Mouawiya Alawad Director, Institute of Social and Economic Research

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RANiA ROStOMChief Innovation OfficerGE

Amjad Esam Shacker Corporate Communication GM

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h.E. khaled Al kamdaDirector GeneralCommunity Development AuthorityGovernment of Dubai

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î real life case studies: Learn best practices in driving community development, embedding sustainability, successfully measuring Social Impact (SROI) and fostering stakeholder engagement

î 360° stakeholder involvement from key ministries, authorities, corporates, NGOs, universities and SMEs

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The CSR SummiT - 12 Years of Csr and sustainabilitY thought leadership in The menA RegionThe Csr summit this year will equip you with practical tools to develop and deliver measurable programmes that drive a sustainable future for the business community, society and environment. The programme offers more content, greater interaction and better learning to enable you to drive CSR forward in your organisation. Featuring regional and international CSR and sustainability leaders and experts, the 2015 Summit is engineered to not only share success stories on a surface level, but also delve deeper into the implementation process of CSR strategies and sustainability integration.

as a Csr, sustainability or business professional involved in your organisation’s sustainability agenda, this is a must-attend for your 2015 calendar!

4 DAYS oF interaCtiVe learning AnD unLimiTeD staKeholder engageMent

Hear inspirational insight from trendsetters and innovative thinkers on their role in developing and improving the community

Applicable best practice CSR and sustainability case studies led by award-winning organisations around the world

Receive acknowledgment of your organisation’s performance and success at the region’s largest gathering of CSR professionals

inspirational speaKers

best praCtiCe Case studies

Csr exCellenCe awards

A customised stream for the development of regional NGOs, NPOs and charities to ensure the successful delivery of measurable programmes

Empower the future generation of young students and professionals by engaging with them in interactive roundtables to ensure they play their role in social responsibility

Engage with your peers, build relations and explore potential projects with key stakeholders (including a selection of SMEs and NGOs) in a fun and easy format

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new foCus on ngos

rising star roundtables

Vote for the best social initiative and CSR programme! You get a voice with our live voting system showing results in real-time

Transfer all your learning into actionable strategies to fast track your CSR performance and embed sustainability into your practices

75% new speaker faculty representing key corporates, ministries, universities, SMEs, NGOs and authorities

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international and regional speaKers

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loCal and international

Charities/foundations

360° engageMent of KeY staKeholders

responsible for driVing sustainabilitY

An unPARALLeLeD speaKer line-up h.e. shaima al Zarooni, Ceo, international humanitarian Cityrania rostom, Chief innovation officer, geaisha al abdooli, Director of green Development, Ministry of environment & waterJoshua Caplan, Founder & Chief Activist officer, tea of the people amr banaja, VP of CSR, sedCo walid nagi, head of global networks, un global Compacth.e. andrés franco, Deputy Director, united nations Children’s Fund, Private Sector engagement, uniCefMike weston, VP, middle east, Cisco piers schreiber, group Vice President Corporate Communications & Public Affairs, Jumeirah grouph.e. sheikha intisar salem ali al sabah, Founder, alnowair, KuwaitKarim seifeddine, Public Affairs & government Relations head-menA, Citiamjad esam shacker, Corporate Communication gm, stCClare woodcraft-scott, Ceo, emirates foundationalmutasim al-sariri, head of Corporate Sustainability, oman oil Company luisa gentile, Social Responsibility manager, Saudi initiatives, King abdullah university of science and technology

Kathryn wightman-beaven, Director - global Corporate Responsibility, dp worldbill reese, Ceo, international Youth foundationleo Koot, Former President, taQa iraq lina hourani, CSR Division Director, al ahli group ashraf hamouda, head of Partnerships and Business Development, united nations world food programmeMouawiya alawad, Director, institute of Social and economic Research, Zayed universitysulaf saleh al-Zu’bi, Ceo, injazKhuloud al nuwais, Chief Sustainability officer, emirates foundationdr. Khalid abdulnoor saifeldeen, hiTC Director and Kulluna Chairman, hamad Medical Corporation (hMC)rachid ouenniche, managing Director, Cummins Middle eastelaine Kelly, Corporate Social Responsibility manager, Microsoftsabrin rahman, Senior manager- Corporate Sustainability, hsbCdr. geoffrey williams, Director, Academy of Responsible management, Chief executive officer, oww Consultingdr. daan elffers, Founder, eMg-Csr

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Belinda Scott, Senior Manager Corporate Sustainability,

Corporate Communications Department, NBAD,

UAE

08.55 Welcome Address

09:00 Opening Ceremony goVernMent KeYnote address h.e. Khaled al Kamda, Director General, Community

Development Authority, government of dubai

09:10 INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER

09:20 long term Csr business strategies: uniCef Csr business approach to work with companies on the Csr arena

h.e. andrés franco, Deputy Director, United Nations Children’s Fund, Private Sector Engagement, uniCef

a realitY CheCK on Csr in the region09:45 Moving from short-term philanthropy to strategic Csr and

sustainability More organisations are moving away from the concept of corporate philanthropy and towards strategic, sustainable CSR. CSR is in the middle of its journey from being under marketing and corporate communications to having its own independent function, and in some cases towards sustainability roles. How important is sustainability for today’s businesses and to what extent does it affect the bottom line and performance? What is the ratio of organisations that have recognized CSR and elevated it on the organizational pyramid? CEOs, COOs and senior social responsibility practitioners will discuss the evolution of the field in the region and discuss the latest trends.

walid nagi, Head of Global Networks, un global Compact Clare woodcraft-scott, CEO, emirates foundation rania rostom, Chief Innovation Officer, ge

10.25 sustainable and responsible business: delivering long-term improvements in the community, environment and business performance

� Adopting a CSR strategy that has a 360° impact on improving social and economic sustainability

� Building cost-effective responsible programmes to maintain the organisation’s financial viability

� Designing initiatives that combine environment, social and economic aspects to ensure value to all stakeholders

� Engaging with stakeholders from the start to ensure organisational support

regional KeYnote10.55 empowering the Youth through positivity: utilising innovative

Csr approaches to develop Kuwait’s youth h.e. sheikha intisar salem ali al sabah, Founder, alnowair,

Kuwait

11.05 The Csr networking hub – a structured networking and refreshment session

This unique facilitated session will give you the opportunity to meet and engage with your peers from key stakeholders including international corporations, universities, NGOs, ministries and government authorities and social enterprises. Bring a lot of business cards!

a paradigM shift towards soCial innoVation11.35 integrating innovation in Csr programmes and initiatives to

maximise social impact Hear best practices from different organisations, followed by a Q&A session with all presenters.

� Enhancing corporate social innovation and delivery by implementing sustainable practices

� Exploring the latest innovative solutions in social responsibility that mutually benefit all stakeholders and ensure corporate alignment

� Incorporating innovation in the CSR planning and design stage to ensure a profitable impactful programme

Case Study A: Joshua Caplan, Founder & Chief Activist Officer, tea of the people

Case Study B: Check website for updated speaker

Change ManageMent

12.25 how do you create a sustainably led Csr organisation? Critical practices for transforming your organisation by embedding sustainability at the core of your operations

� Driving CSR awareness and engagement with stakeholders from the top-down

� Working with internal stakeholders to successfully drive transformational, long-term change

� Identifying the sustainable change agents and enabling them to drive CSR Strengthening the CSR value proposition by establishing clear accountability across the organisation

walid nagi, Head of Global Networks, un global Compact

worKing froM the top down

12.55 Cascading Csr and sustainability from the board level to gain buy-in and ensure successful strategy implementation

� Integrating sustainable CSR into the organisation’s core ensuring it’s evolution as a key business practice

� Demonstrating the value CSR brings to gain buy-in and collaboration across all functions

� Forging business ethics and CSR value at board level to cascade across the organisation

leo Koot, Former President, taQa iraq Mike weston, VP, Middle East, Cisco

13.35 Networking Lunch

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Mouawiya alawadDirector, Institute of Social

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Joshua CaplanFounder & Chief Activist

Officertea of the people

rania rostomChief Innovation Officer

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Cisco

Clare woodcraft-scottCEO

emirates foundation

h.e. sheikha intisar salem ali al sabahFounderalnowair Kuwait

h.e. andrés francoDeputy Director, United Nations Children’s Fund, Private Sector

Engagement, uniCef

a great platform to network with CSR practitioners, share experience and best practice in the region.

MbC group

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Kathryn wightman-beavenDirector - Global Corporate

Responsibilitydp world

piers schreiberGroup Vice President Corporate

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Khuloud al nuwais Chief Sustainability Officer

emirates foundation

sulaf saleh al-Zu’bi CEOinjaz

ashraf hamoudaHead of Partnerships and

Business Development, united nations world food programme

bill reeseCEO

international Youth foundation

Motivational with great ideas to start implementing

ooredoo (Qatar telecom)

The NGO HubA focused stream for NGOs and charity foundations, designed to address challenges NGOs face working with corporates and other stakeholders,as well as an opportunity for local NGOs to showcase their initiatives and programmes

MaxiMiZing ngo/Corporate relations Shared Value CSR Approach: Capitalising on NGO relationships by creating measureable impactful projects

� Changing the typical ngo model: Finding the balance between commercial gain and philanthropy

� maximising the value and efficiency of programmes by tapping into local ngo knowledge

� how can corporations select the right charity / ngo to meet business objectives whilst meeting social needs?

� Forging collaborative partnerships to ensure win-win relations ashraf hamouda, Head of Partnerships and Business Development, united nations world food programmesulaf saleh al-Zu’bi, CEO, injazsabrin rahman, Senior Manager- Corporate Sustainability, hsbC

ngo CapaCitY building enhancing the capabilities of ngos to ensure to support the sustainable development of the community

� how can ngos benefit from working with corporates to enhance their capabilities and ensure they meet the programme’s objectives?

� What does a well-established ngo look like? is there a criteria towards ngo success?

� incorporate staff training and competency building to improve relations with key stakeholders

Khuloud al nuwais, Chief Sustainability Officer, emirates foundation

MaKing the Case for ngos and CharitiesA session dedicated for NGOs, foundations and social enterprises to showcase their programmes and initiatives to the corporate sector for partnership opportunities. Each NGO or enterprise will speak for 10 minutes on the following topics, followed by extended Q&A:

� outlining the organizational strategy and vision � Justifying the need: understanding the purpose and need your

initiative brings to the community � how do ngo’s measure the social return of investment and report it

to stakeholders? � What innovative, unique practices has your organisation employed

to meet social needs?ngo roundtables This interactive session divides the audience into 3 groups, each representing a hot topic/challenge for NGOs. Table Topics:

� Building win-win partnerships with corporates � marketing strategies for your social programmes � Cost-effectiveness and budget allocation

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CSR SummitA continuation of the main Summit. Designed for practitioners and professionals in CSR and sustainability from the corporate sector, government bodies and universities.

eMbedding sustainabilitY into the business dna 14:40 Creating the business case for sustainability: ensuring long-term

growth by integrating sustainability into your businesss’ dna through innovative practices

Hear best practices from different organisations, followed by a Q&A session with all presenters.

� The role of employees and management in embedding sustainability

� Integrating innovation into CSR initiatives to promote sustainable development

� How can regional corporations build and implement global practices to generate sustainable CSR

Check website for update on speakers for Case Study A & B

eduCation and Csr 15:30 developing the youth and nurturing the future workforce by

building integrated educational Csr programmes � Examining the educational gaps to build targeted and focused

programmes � Effective capacity building by successful partnerships between

corporates and educational institutions � Designing innovative campaigns to maximise engagement with

the youth and deliver measurable impacts � Developing real world skills for real world jobs: Equipping the

youth with real-life work experience luisa gentile, Social Responsibility Manager, Saudi Initiatives, King abdullah university of science and technology Mouawiya alawad, Director, Institute of Social and Economic Research, Zayed university amr banaja, VP of CSR, sedCo

16:15 Afternoon Refreshments

enVironMental sustainabilitY16:40 integrating sustainability within your environmentally led Csr

initiatives � Understanding key areas of vulnerability in today’s environment � Promoting public awareness and encouraging the use of clean

technologies � Collaborating with key stakeholders to work towards greener

practices � Designing product innovation into environmental initiatives

aisha al abdooli, Director of Green Development, Ministry of environment & water

17:10 Mapping the key focus areas for Csr to support the development of social entrepreneurship and sMes

A roundtable setting gathering social entrepreneurs, SMEs and corporates to join any of following topical roundtables:

� Gaining Corporate Support � Successful SME Development � Women Entrepreneurship

17:45 End of Day One

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In a bid to encourage CSR at the grassroots level, the CSR Summit is partnering with the Csr in action – an Al Ahli Group initiative to involve students and corporates from the region to drive CSR initiatives all year round.

This initiative is aimed at developing awareness of CSR and building skills to drive impactful, sustainable CSR initiatives. We involve students and new CSR professionals within the region to interact and learn from established experts in the field and drive projects with tangible results.

interested in joining or finding out more?Please visit the website or contact hoda abdelhay atregister-mea@informa.com for more information

Great opportunity to network and learn about best practices in CSR

dubai Chamber

Great initiative

Microsoft

Great event, excellent networking with like-minded organisations

dubai properties group

08.55 Welcome Address

09.00 bridging the gap between the corporate and public sector: building sustainable partnerships to deliver successful initiatives supporting the national vision

� Outlining the challenges in developing public and private partnerships

� Discovering the real needs of the community and building targeted initiatives by effectively collaborating with the public sector

� Ensuring PPP collaborations are aligned to achieving UAE Vision 2021

� Achieving a balance in driving environmental, economic and social development

h.e. shaima al Zarooni, CEO, international humanitarian City Karim seifeddine, Public Affairs & Government Relations Head

at Citi bank almutasim al sariri, Head of Corporate Sustainability, oman oil

Company

strategising Csr09:45 aligning your Csr programmes with your corporate strategy

and vision to maximise business performance in the long run � Identifying the key deliverables of your CSR agenda base the

strategy on � Cascading your CSR Strategy: Adopting a top-down

approach to rolling out the CSR strategy across the organisation to ensure buy-in and successful implementation

� Creating shared value: Aligning your CSR strategy with your organisation’s long-term objectives to support the sustainable development of the business and society

Youth eMploYMent10:10 Cummins and iYf global partnership to increase young

peoples’ access to quality jobs within technical fields in the Mena region and around the world

bill reese, CEO, international Youth foundation rachid ouenniche, Managing Director, Cummins Middle east

10:40 Morning Networking Break

CoMMuniCating Your Csr 11:10 Communication vs promotion – the right balance: effectively

communicating your Csr message without over-marketing it Hear best practices from two different organisations, followed by a Q&A session with all presenters.

� How to effectively showcase the impact of your programmes without appearing over promotional?

� ‘CSR is not a marketing or PR tool’- Adjusting traditional mindsets to view CSR as a valuable sustainable strategy

� Effectively communicating CSR to the board and key stakeholders to ensure buy-in and sustainable implementation

Case Study A: amjad esam shacker, Corporate Communication GM, stC

Case Study B: piers schreiber, Group Vice President Corporate Communications & Public Affairs, Jumeirah group

optiMising staKeholder partnerships11:50 ensuring mutual value creation to maximise on stakeholder

relationships � Establishing common ground, complimentary objectives and

developing a CSR strategy with joint deliverables

� Ensure long-term project objectives by maintaining transparency and establishing shared governance and accountability

� Taking leadership whilst working with stakeholders for maximum benefit

12.20 Networking Lunch

13.20 Csr in action – hear from local students and young practitioners on their Csr initiatives for the region

lina harouni, CSR Division Director, al ahli group

fostering soCial entrepreneurship15:00 empowering the future talent by developing social

entrepreneurship programmes to support the future economic sustainability

� Outlining the current SME and employment market in UAE and the region

� Understanding the impact of SME development on the regional corporate framework

� Developing and aligning entrepreneurial programmes with your business strategy

� Filtering social investment into developing areas of the country to create economic growth

Karim seifeddine, Public Affairs & Government Relations Head-MENA, Citi

15:25 Afternoon Networking Break

staKeholder engageMent15.50 ensuring delivery of measurable Csr programmes by

building strategic partnerships and collaborations with key stakeholders

� How does better engagement with stakeholders improve sustainability and CSR performance?

� Cultivating collaborative partnerships to ensure mutual benefits across the board

� Employee Engagement: Improving CSR impacts internally and gaining buy-in by effectively engaging with employees

� Community Engagement: Driving the community’s sustainable development by actively engaging with your customers and local society

elaine Kelly, Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, Microsoft

ashraf hamouda, Head of Partnerships and Business Development, united nations world food programme

amjad esam shacker, Corporate Communication GM, stC dr. Khalid abdulnoor saifeldeen, HITC Director and Kulluna

Chairman, hamad Medical Corporation (hMC)

Measuring soCial iMpaCt 16.15 best approaches to measuring the performance and social roi

of your programmes � Clearly defining the deliverables of your initiatives to develop

a measureable criteria for your ROI � What are the most applicable performance indicators in

CSR? � Delivering comprehensive metrics in order to gain clarity and

an overview of improvements and areas for growth Kathryn wightman-beaven, Director - Global Corporate

Responsibility, dp world

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Moving from short-term Csr to long-term sustainability More organisations are moving away from short-term philanthropy and CSR to long-term sustainability business practices. This workshop will show you how to transform and utilise CSR to make your business operations more sustainable. This will not only ensure measurable and longer impacts from your initiatives but also increase your bottom-line and be organizational performance.

This workshop will enable you to acquire the knowledge and skills to progress sustainable social responsibility practices in your business.

Learning Objectives y Elevate CSR and sustainability understanding in the organizational pyramid y Create the framework to enable sustainable CSR strategies and programmes y Integrate sustainability into your organizational DNA to ensure long-term

business growth y Gain buy-in from management stakeholders y Introduce international sustainability standards to benchmark against y Measure your sustainability performance and long-term ROI y Improve your bottom-line and business performance through sustainable

practices

For updates on the experts leading this workshop, check www.csrsummitdubai.com

integrating Csr into your business dna: implementing a Csr business strategyThe world spotlight is on businesses’ corporate responsibility and accountability. Progressive business leaders are embracing the principles of corporate responsibility and sustainability, and taking steps to embed them throughout their organisations. This comprehensive workshop will formalise firm foundations to build your CSR function and strategy on to meet your business’s objectives. It will then share the detailed steps in executing an integrated CSR strategy that drives sustainability and links your programmes to the core business operations.

This workshop will enable you to acquire the knowledge and skills to develop and implement an integrated CSR strategy that drives your business’s performance.

Learning Objectives y Build a Corporate Responsibility programme that adds genuine value to your

business and inspires your stakeholders y Utilise social innovation into your CSR programmes to enable sustainable impacts y Gain insights into local and international best practice and learn to apply them

practically in your organisation y Align and integrate your CSR strategy with your business objectives to drive

operational performance y CSR commitment implementation: Formulate and implement a step-by-step

guide to execute CSR strategy holistically across your business y Deliver sustainable benefits for your business, community and economy by linking

and aligning CSR and sustainabilityBootcamp Leader: Dr. Geoffrey Williams, Director, Academy of Responsible Management, Chief Executive Officer, OWW Consulting, Malaysia and Singapore

Measuring the social impact and Csr performance of your programmesMeasuring social impact and outcomes of your CSR programmes and demonstrating the value to stakeholders and senior management still continues to be majorily challenging for corporate and social sustainability professionals. Learn how to design and practically implement a measuring KPI system to calculate and assess the performance of your SR programmes on your local community and your business’s bottom line.

This extensive 4-hour workshop will you develop an effective KPI framework that incorporates your programmes’ deliverables to ensure they have successfully met their objectives.

Learning Objectives y Develop a measurable criteria for your SROI by clearly defining the deliverables of

your programmes from the start y Map the Impacts: Understanding the basic principles of ROI (including Social ROI) y Design a KPI system integrating stakeholder accountability y Establish the indicators: Define your CSR goals, objectives, and matrix y Practical implementation of your sustainability and CSR performance metrics y Real-life application of the measurement framework y Report and demonstrate the value and measurements of your CSR to stakeholders

Bootcamp Leader: Dr. Daan Elffers, Founder, EMG-CSR, Netherlands

shared Value: optimising partnerships and alliances with key stakeholders Successful organisations today realise that their prosperity depends on one critical, intangible resource – their relationships with stakeholders. Stakeholder engagement is front and centre of every CSR/sustainability framework and is a key ingredient in driving better outcomes from your programmes. This interactive workshop will provide an introduction to stakeholder engagement and how to maximise it for use in CSR and sustainability strategies and reporting. You will learn how to develop a customised stakeholder engagement plan to enable win-win partnerships with your key stakeholders.

Learning Objectives y Understand the stakeholder principle and how it is defined in popular CSR

frameworks y Learn how stakeholder relationships create social capital and social performance y Shared value understanding: Identify winning approaches and models to building

effective win-win partnerships with key stakeholders that address critical social challenges while providing bottom-line benefits

y Tips and techniques for effective partnership with the public and NGO sectors for the business community

y Apply tools to understand how stakeholder engagement strategy can drive greater organisational performance

y Develop a stakeholder map for your CSR framework

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Unilever’s Sustainable Living Plan (USLP) aims to double the size of the business whilst reducing environmental footprint and increasing positive social impact. Its three goals are:� Helping more than a billion people take action to improve their health and well-being� Decoupling their growth from their environmental impact� And enhancing the livelihoods of millions of people by 2020 Unilever was ranked number one in its sector in the 2014 Dow Jones Sustainability Index. In the FTSE4Good Index Series, it attained a top environmental score of 5. It led the list of Global Corporate Sustainability Leaders in the GlobeScan/SustainAbility annual survey for the fourth year running. In 2014 Unilever was also named in LinkedIn’s Top 3 most sought-after employers across all sectors. For more information about Unilever and its brands, please visit www.unilever.com. For more information on the USLP: www.unilever.com/sustainable-living

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afternoon bootcamp b bootcamp d