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Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) initiatives are becoming increasingly critical in multiple industries. Their origins may differ amongst public or private companies, large or small companies, family-owned or private equity-owned companies, etc., but their implications can be broad. Our panel will focus on issues boards – private and public – should consider when addressing ESG trends and evolving imperatives.

The panel will address:

Why should private companies care about ESG?
What aspects of ESG are most relevant for private companies and their key stakeholders (i.e., employees, shareholders, customers, regulators, etc.)? and
How do you create a culture of ESG excellence, given the resources available?

Join us for an evening with Conscious Capitalism co-founder Raj Sisodia and learn more about the healing power of business.

The way we work isn’t working. Too many businesses are burning out their people and harming the well-being of their customers, communities, and the environment in pursuit of profits. It doesn’t have to be this way. Done right, business can be a place of healing, a source of healing and a force for healing. But if we do not consciously choose to be part of the healing, we are probably part of the hurting.

Raj Sisodia, a co-founder of the Conscious Capitalism Movement, will talk about his latest book (co-written with Michael Gelb), The Healing Organization. Raj makes the case for the healing power of business and will share inspirational stories of businesses reducing suffering, elevating joy and promoting healthy growth all over the world.

Join us to learn more about how your business can be part of the healing and how you as a leader can start to heal yourself and those you lead.