Business for Good Seminar and Workshop

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2016年9月24日星期六 13:30 至 9月25日星期日 17:30

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Jasmine Hall, 6th Floor, Shenzhen Exhibition & Convention Center

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Business for Good Seminar and Workshop

2016年9月24日星期六 13:30 至 9月25日星期日 17:30 Jasmine Hall, 6th Floor, Shenzhen Exhibition & Convention Center

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亚洲环保创新论坛（AEIF）由深圳国际公益学院迈克尔·诺顿教授2015年在中国发起成立。

迈克尔·诺顿曾联合创办了多家推广和支持社会企业家的国际组织，其中包括帮助个人把能带来社会效益的点子转为行动的“无限基金会”，以及帮助成功组织计划和执行全国性及国际性拓展的非营利咨询机构“社会特许经营国际发展中心”，这两个项目在中国得到了推广和发展。同时，他在伦敦负责志愿行动创新中心的运作，还在南非开普敦大学商学院担任客座教授。

世界各国正面临着非常复杂的环境挑战，包括气候变化、自然资源过度开采、栖息地破坏、粮食浪费、交通拥堵以及各种环境污染，在持续增长并日益膨胀的世界人口的巨大消费需求面前，很多亟待急需解决的世界性难题需要多方力量的介入。

环保创新的重要性在于辅助创新者把想法付诸实践，建立起高效的商业模型，在关键资源支持下开展工作并实现规模化，为环境问题寻求行之有效的解决之道。

亚洲环保创新论坛希望，通过这个平台可以鼓励和支持更多针对全球面临的关键环境挑战而提出创新解决方案的创新者，为参与者提供与优秀的环保创新思考者和行动者见面交流的机会，倾听新兴创新者们在该领域的想法，了解出色的社会问题解决方案，帮助其与投资者建立更为密切的伙伴关系，实现规模化和可持续发展。

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The idea of Business for Good

“Business for Good” explores the idea of how a company can create social impact alongside generating profits for shareholders, whether working alone or in partnership with an established social enterprise or innovator.

Companies such as Unilever are finding that products which have an embedded social mission are as profitable or more profitable that products purely for profit. Companies such as Vodafone have been able to develop new businesses, such as M-Pesa which brings banking services to Africa’s poorest. Companies such as JD.com use their platform to assist marginalized people by training rural entrepreneurs and then providing a platform for them to sell their goods and services.

There are just some examples of the “Business for Good” approach, which has the potential to tackle important social issues such as health, education, welfare, livelihoods and the environment at scale using their business rather than through the more traditional Corporate Social Responsibility approach.

This important half-day conference and one day workshop in Shenzhen will explore the ideas of “Business for Good” and encourage business to play a greater role in addressing social and environmental challenges, and encourage innovators and non-profits to find new ways of engaging with business to address social needs and find ways of solving social and environmental problems. Same workshop and discussions will be held in Hangzhou from 27th September to 28th September.

This event will be of interest to business leaders and CSR directors, philanthropy and social investment organizations, innovators, social enterprise and non-profits.

The 5^th China Charity Fair—Business for Good Forum/Workshop Program

Time		Content
24^th September 2016 Jasmine Hall, 6^th Floor, Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center
Business for Good Forum
13:30-14:00	Arrival		Video Play, Arrival
14:00-14:05	Welcome Speech		Host	Jack YAN Chief Editor, Business Review
14:05-14:15			Organizer Speech	Angela Bai CASVI Director
			Organizer Speech	Zhenyao WANG Dean, China Global Philanthropy Institute
14:15-14:30	Keynote Speech		Theme	What is Business for Good and why this new idea is important
			Speaker	Michael Norton Professor, China Global Philanthropy Institute. Founder, Asia Environmental Innovation Forum
14:30-16:00	Dialogue I		Theme	Business for Good Case Studies
			Speaker	CY YEUNG, Chief Responsibility Officer, Intel China
			Panel speakers	Boyong YUAN, Senior Manager, Corporate Social Responsibility, Bayer Greater China Prerana Langa, CEO, YES Foundation Wenchi Yu, Asia Pacific Head for Corporate Engagement, Goldman Sachs Hanna Hallin, H&M China Sustainability Manager
16:00-17:00	Dialogue II		Theme	Reflections and Suggestions for the Way Forward
			Moderator	Cathy SHENG, Director, China Social Enterprise and Social Investment Forum
			Panel Speakers	Florian Hoffman，Founder, the Do School Jennie Winhall, Director, The ALT/nowprogramme, Banff Centre, Canada Elliott Donnelley II, Founding General Partner of the White Sand Investor Group Hui ZHANG, Director, Sustainability and CSR, UTC Ruby Lv, Marketing Director, SynTao
17:00-17:30	Q&A and closing

Time	Content
25^th September 2016, Tulip Hall, 6^th Floor, Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center
Good Business Workshop
9:00-9:30	Registration
9:30-9:50	Do School Activation
9:50-10:00	Welcome Speech	Florian Hoffman, Founder, the Do School Yanni Peng, Secretary General, Narada Charity Foundation
10:00-10:20	Keynote speeches	Theme		Input: Innovation for successful business and sustainability
		Speakers		Dr. Mei WANG, Vice President, the Do School Asia Florian Hoffman, Founder, the Do School
10:20-11:20	Innovation Topics 2016	Five speakers to present their Innovation topics
		Presenter	Cathy SHENG, Director, China Social Enterprise and Social Investment Forum Qiao, CUI, President, Beijing Contemporary Art Foundation (BCAF) Florian Hoffmann, on behalf of Clearly Campaign, DO School Founder Michael Norton, Professor, China Global Philanthropy Institute Cindy Shueh Lin, CEO and Deputy Secretary General, Chunhui Children’s Foundation
11:20-11:50	Tea break and assigning groups
11:50-13:00	Workshop I	The workshop will be facilitated by the DO School team: Dr.Mei Wang VP DO School Asia, Florian Hoffmann Founder DO School, Rakish KasturiInnovation Manager DO School Participants form groups and start working using the DO School Method to: Analyse the issue Define key levers The goal of this session is to deep dive into the issues to gain better understanding of the challenge in context and identify and priortise the key levers that can be undertaken in order to drive the desired impact. The key outputs include goal and problem formulation.
13:00-14:00	Lunch
14:00-16:30	Workshop II	In the afternoon, building upon the morning session, working with the challengers, the participants will go step further to conceive, test and refine the solutions. All the groups are invited to pitch their solution at the end. The afternoon workshops entail the following steps: Ideate solutions In this phase, we cultivate the individual’s passions through idea generation and out-of-the- box thinking. Integrating different backgrounds and cultures and experience within a group this phase is an experience that generates valuable ideas and opens up new perspectives. Select ideas At this step, participants are challenged to consider the impact and relevance of their ideas. They fine tune ideas during our iterative feedback process and select one idea to test. Test ideas For the selected idea, the participants will fine tune and improve them using a range of tools from observation and prototyping, to stakeholder mapping and role plays and experience mapping.
16:30-17:00	Group pitch and closing words