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“I believe this is a critical economic issue that no business can afford to ignore. No other conference better translated climate change into business implications of the evolving regulatory and policy context in North America.”
THE RULES OF BUSINESS ARE CHANGING
Climate change has reached the tipping point with consumers, investors, policymakers and corporations. No longer sidelined as an issue of concern to a narrow band of interests, it has moved to the top of society’s agenda.
Businesses all over the world are considering how to best manage the transition to a low carbon economy; managing growing regulatory, investor, physical and reputational risks all while exploring growing opportunities.
Hear from our public policy experts on the likely domestic and international regulatory context, likely short and medium term scenarios and implications for Canadian business.
Leading companies have been ahead of the curve, analyzing climate change across their lines of business, reducing risks, increasing value and realizing positive bottom line results. Learn their strategies, successes and challenges directly from these CEOs and corporate executives brought together for one day in Toronto at The Business of Climate Change Conference.
Industry to Achieve Goal without Purchasing Offsets
SPEAKERS
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Stephane Boisvert, President Bell Enterprise Group read bio |
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Dene L. Rogers, President and Chief Executive Officer Sears Canada Inc. read bio |
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Jean-Jacques Henchoz, Managing Director and Chief Agent, Swiss Re Canada read bio |
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Mark Louison, President of Nokia Inc., Head of North American Markets read bio |
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