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CSR
Asia Workshop
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Hong
Kong, China, 8 November 2004
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I (13.30 - 15.00) |
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This
workshop by Richard Welford
and Stephen Frost will
examine the issues surrounding CSR in Asia. It will examine
particular priority areas and review some of the "hot
topics" in the region. If you are interested in CSR then
you must be interested in what is happening in the "workshop
of the world". Both workshop presenters have extensive
experience of working with companies in Asia and dealing with
the challenges. Take a look at the new website that Stephen
and Richard have created. www.csr-asia.com
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| Part
II (15.30 - 17.00) |
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| Can
a tobacco company ever be socially responsible? |
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This
is set to be a lively and engaging debate - and a debate it
will be - there is no hard sell here. What should a tobacco
company do in Asia, for example, where over 50% of men smoke
in some regions? What can any company do that has a product
that damages its consumers? Should we shun tobacco companies
or cooperate with them? Philip Morris
wants to engage with their stakeholders. But do you want to
engage with them?
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