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- Welcome reception
- Welcome and Introduction by Professor Brian Cheffins
- Keynote Address by Professor Dan Puchniak
Dan Puchniak
Singapore Management University
- Discussion 1 • Asia, Purpose, and Climate
• How could a misunderstanding of corporate purpose in Japan limit its ability to fully contribute to the global efforts to address climate change?
• What does India’s history with corporate purpose suggest about addressing climate change in developing countries?
• What does an accurate understanding of corporate purpose in China tell us about its prospects for addressing climate change in the future?
• How is Singapore’s model of corporate purpose different from China’s and why this matter for climate change? - Discussion 2 • Diversity, Purpose, and Sustainability
• Why is an accurate understanding of the history of corporate purpose in Asia important for global sustainability?
• What are the risks of adopting your suggestion that ‘prosperity requires sustainability’ for global sustainability?
• What do you think the future holds for the evolution of the corporate purpose movement and its impact on global sustainability? - Final Reflections & Closing Remarks