22-23 May 2006, London

Be part of the solution not the problem

Overview

The science of climate change is no longer disputed, only the timing and impact of change. The resulting physical risks to business and societies are very real and growing. The resulting financial risks to investors are significant. At the same time these risks can provide economic opportunities for companies and investors who are willing to lead on energy efficiency and new technology.

Following on from last year’s successful event – "Companies, carbon and the bottom line", Corporate Climate Response is a conference for companies who want to benchmark their own response to that of their competitors and industry leaders.

Hear from early adopters and market experts, including:

• Dr Hugh Porteous, Director of Research and  Corporate Relations, Alcan
• Will Whitehorn, Communications Director, Virgin Group
• Mike Barry, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Marks and Spencer
• Ian Emsley, Advisor: Carbon Management and Sustainable Development, Anglo American
• Ben Stimson, Head of Corporate Responsibility, BSkyB
• Emma Williams, CSR Manager, BT
• Andrew Herbert, Managing Director, Radio Taxis Group
• Philippa Marshall, Cone Ranger/Brand Manager, Ben & Jerry’s
• Jon Williams, Head of Group Sustainable Development, HSBC
• Andrew Flett, Head of Environmental Management, Barclays Bank
• David Glinski, Head of Group Environment, Health & Safety, Corporate Property, Prudential
• Liz Thompson, Environment Advisor, Co-operative Financial Services
• Simon Thomas, CEO, Trucost
• Rory Sullivan, Director, Investor Responsibility, Insight Investment
• Tim Purcell, Chief Executive Officer, CO3
• Abyd Karmali, Director of Climate Change Strategies, ICF Consulting
• Adrienne Baker, Editor in Chief, IR Magazine
• Nick Robins, Head of SRI Funds, Henderson Global Investors
• Robert Rabinowitz, Business Development Director, ECX Associate Membership

Learn how to develop your corporate climate response

• How to respond to the challenges and opportunities of climate change
• How to assess the risk and create low carbon culture
• How to create a GHG emission audit
• How to reduce your physical, regulatory and financial exposure
• How to develop corporate policies to reduce climate risk and increase value
• How to minimise the reputational risk
• How to measure and benchmark performance and policies
• How to communicate your corporate climate response
• Learn practical lessons from "early adopter" case studies on carbon offsetting, emissions trading, energy efficiency and integrating renewable energy

Focused workshops

While day one of the conference will highlight a response plan through case studies, on day two delegates will have the opportunity to understand detailed response strategy. Through a series of workshops delegates will hear from experts helping the corporate community to meet the challenges presented by a carbon constrained future.

Event Partners

For further information contact:

Dr. Andrew Slavin

Corporate Climate Response

andrew.slavin@greenpowerconferences.com