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Where BSR Will Be in November
What We’re Hosting
Today, the BSR Conference 2011: Redefining Leadership kicks off in San Francisco with nearly 1,000 attendees from more than 35 countries. Whether you're able to be with us onsite or not, there are many of ways to follow what attendees, speakers, and BSR are saying. We hope you'll join the conversation!
On November 29, the CiYuan team is hosting the training and fair NGOs & Brands on Partnerships in the Supply Chain in Guangzhou. The event will provide companies and NGOs with more knowledge, resources, and opportunities for partnering on supply chain issues.
Where We’re Speaking
From November 7 to 11, President and CEO Aron Cramer will be in São Paulo, Brazil to participate in the final 2011 meeting of the International Integrated Reporting Committee.
Europe Director Farid Baddache is attending and speaking at two sessions at the World Forum for a Responsible Economy in Lille, France from November 15 to 17.
Senior Vice President Eric Olson is facilitating a panel about achieving credibility in carbon offsets at the Renewable Energy Markets conference taking place from November 15 to 18 in San Francisco.
November 17 and 18, South America Director Joe Sellwood is a keynote speaker on sustainable local benefits at the South American Diggers Conference in Sydney.
The CiYuan team is launching a foundation development handbook at the third Private Foundation Development Forum on November 24 in Beijing.
Then on November 25 in Shanghai, the CiYuan team is supporting a corporate NGO partner award as part of the Innovation Award for Nonprofits.
And finally, from November 28 to December 9, BSR will be following remotely the COP 17/CMP 7 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban, South Africa. Climate and Energy Manager Ryan Schuchard and Advisory Services Associate Tiffany Finley will be blogging on the BSR Blog about developments from the event.
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