BSR at ChangeNow 2026

BSR Members Only

Paris

March 30-April 1, 2026

1 - 1:45 pm CEST

Registration

BSR is thrilled to partner with ChangeNOW and offer multiple opportunities to engage our members at the forum. Members are entitled to receive a 40% discount off a ChangeNow ticket.

Our VP of Europe, Elisa Niemztow, will moderate two panels:

Leadership for Social Impact: 30 March 2026 / Collective Stage / 12:30-13:45 CEST
Inclusion as a Business and Societal Imperative: 1 April 2026 / Collective Stage / 09:30-10:45 CEST

Enhancing Due Diligence: Using Data and Collaboration for Greater Supply Chain Impact

30 March 2026 / Room Crystal Bubbble / 13:00-13:45 CEST

Alongside LRQA and EiQ experts, BSR will also host an engaging workshop at ChangeNOW to explore how your company can enhance its due diligence efforts and support sustainable supply chain outcomes through collaboration and data-driven decision-making.

You’ll leave this workshop with:

Insights drawn from thousands of supply chain data points, highlighting how today’s risk landscape is shifting and what it means for your sustainability strategy
Key trends on emerging supply chain risks
Best practices for tailoring stakeholder engagement approaches and building more resilient supply chain strategies
Tangible examples from active collaborations, such as the Fair Circularity Initiative (FCI), Tech Against Trafficking, and the Nossa Voz project, that are delivering long-term environmental and social impact

Event Partners

Scheduled Speakers

Kevin Franklin, CEO of EiQ and Chief Product Officer, LRQA

Salah Husseini, Director, Human Rights and Inclusive Business, BSR

Director, Human Rights and Inclusive Business, BSR

Paris

Salah leads BSR’s human rights and inclusive business practice in Europe, where he supports companies in implementing human rights due diligence programs across industries and sectors. His work includes developing human rights strategies and governance models; aligning company due diligence programs with regulatory, investor, and other stakeholder expectations; executing field-level Human Rights Impact Assessments (HRIAs), and beyond.

Salah brings significant experience in supply chain engagement across a range of sectors, including consumer goods, mining and minerals, information and communications technologies (ICT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data center-related supply chains. Salah is a regular contributor to the Human Rights Working Group, the Labor Rights in the AI Data Supply Chain collaboration, and Action for Sustainable Derivatives (ASD), among others.

Prior to joining BSR, Salah worked at a major media conglomerate where he oversaw alignment with international human and labor rights standards across the company’s manufacturing supply chain. He also worked with a standard-setting organization that developed the first auditable program for labor standards enforcement in manufacturing. Additionally, he practiced as an attorney in New York City, focusing on civil rights issues.

Salah holds a JD from the American University Washington College of Law, and a BA in Political Science, Spanish, and Arabic and Islamic Studies from the University of Michigan.