Asean CSR

Roel Nieuwenkamp is Chair of the OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct, an Intergovernmental Working Group, focused on Corporate Responsibility. He supervises and provides leadership to CSR programmes on the Financial Sector, Mining Sector and conflict minerals.

Prior to his current position, Roel was Chair of the OECD Working Party on International Investment responsible for the negotiations on the 2011 update of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.

He has also served the European Commission and was a consultant in New Zealand on the issue of results oriented government.  For several years he was management consultant at Arthur Andersen.

As the Director of the International Trade Policy & Economic Governance with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, his responsibilities concern trade policy (WTO), investment treaties, corporate social responsibility, and the regulation of strategic goods.

Since 2010, he is part-time Professor of Public Administration at the University of Amsterdam.

Nieuwenkamp studied Economics, Law and Philosophy at the Erasmus University Rotterdam.

H.E. Donald Bobiash is currently Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Indonesia, with accreditation to the Democratic Republic of Timor Leste, and the Canadian Ambassador to the Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) in Jakarta.

He served as Director-General and Senior Advisor for Africa from 2009 till 2012, at the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in Ottawa, Canada.  Prior, from 2004, he served as Ambassador of Canada to Togo till 2006.  This is before he was appointed as the Canadian High Commissioner to Ghana where he served from 2006 till 2009.  He has also worked in Canadian missions in Islamabad, Pakistan and Japan since he joined Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in 1989.  The divisions he worked in were responsible for policy planning, South Asian Relations, Economic Relations with Developing Countries, South America Relations, La Francophonie and was later appointed the Director Southeast Asian Division.

Ambassador Bobiash has a doctorate in International Relations from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar, and Masters in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management from the London School of Economics, where he was a Commonwealth Scholar.  He started his university studies at the University of Saskatchewan, where he was awarded a BA in political science, and has conducted further studies at Laval University in Quebec City and l’Ecole National d’Administration in Dakar, Senegal, where he had a fellowship from the Rotary Foundation. Macmillan of London has published his book South-South Aid: How Developing Countries Help Each Other.

Chile is a Director at FSG. He has spent the last year researching the role of shared value in the extractives sectors and is a co-author of the FSG report on shared value in extractives, “Extracting with Purpose,” and has spoken at numerous events around the world about the paper’s findings. In addition, he has worked extensively with corporations in the mining, oil and gas, agriculture, and forestry industries to develop shared value strategies through which they can address social needs while at the same time creating innovation and growth opportunities for the business. For the last two years, he has led an ongoing project with a multinational oil and gas company on setting up and implementing a framework to measure the business and social impact of their social investment.

Prior to joining FSG, Chile was a management consultant at Oliver Wyman, where he worked on a variety of strategic initiatives for Fortune 1000 companies, with a focus on the technology and utility sectors. He also has worked at The Cadmus Group, an environmental consulting firm, where he primarily dealt with policy issues related to clean water and drinking water. Chile received his MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and his AB in history from Harvard College.

John Elkington is a thought-leader, strategist, and a serial entrepreneur.  He works with large corporations, particularly at C-Suite level as well as finance and investment community, industry bodies, media, academia, government and entrepreneurs across the globe.

Described by Business Week as "a dean of the corporate responsibility movement for three decades", he originated the term, Triple Bottom Line. In 2009, a CSR International survey of the Top 100 CSR leaders placed John fourth: after Al Gore, Barack Obama and Anita Roddick of the Body Shop, alongside Nobel Peace Prize winner, Muhammad Yunus of the Grameen Bank.

The author of nineteen books, his latest is The Breakthrough Challenge: 10 Ways to Connect Today’s Profits with Tomorrow’s Bottom Line.

He is also a Visiting Professor at the Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility at the Cranfield School of Management and sits on an A-Z of strategic advisory boards, including Nestlé’s.

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2015 is a key year for ASEAN as the deadline for the ASEAN Economic Community 2015 Blueprint lapses and a new strategy and agenda is formulated. This also marks the year that the Millennium Development Goals are reviewed and a new global sustainable development strategy is revealed by the United Nations. But what does that really mean for businesses? What is expected from them? And what needs to be changed in the current way of doing business?

The ASEAN CSR Network has a vision of a responsible business community helping transform ASEAN into a better place for all. In collaboration with our organizing partners, we want to promote and enable responsible business conduct in ASEAN in support of sustainable, equitable, and inclusive economic and socio-economic development.

The ASEAN Next-Gen CSR Forum is a regional conference that will bring together key leaders and stakeholders to tackle topical issues, including corruption, sustainable agriculture, natural resource management, enabling local environments and human rights. There is a lot to be accomplished, and the Forum looks to delve into both the impact on, and role of, the private sector as a catalyst for positive change. The objective is to identify practical, collaborative ways forward as we address key ASEAN challenges.

The ASEAN CSR Week will provide the opportunity to discover innovative approaches, share insights, and generate ideas and networks, while learning from the experts. Plus as you leverage the Forum to build partnerships, we will discuss enhancing regional and international collaboration, and outline clear plans of action for ASEAN CSR and governance leadership post-2015.

What to expect?

Five-day programme to provide best practices, tools and solutions

• Exclusive perspectives from leading thinkers on important trends 
• Diverse viewpoints from key stakeholders in the private and public sectors
• Opportunity for you to actively participate in high-level dialogues and interactive workshops
• Grow your ASEAN CSR network

Who should attend?

• Business leaders
• CSR & Sustainability managers & team members
• International & regional development experts
• Policymakers & regulators
• NGOs, academia and civil society leaders

SPEAKERS' PROFILES

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2.	KEYNOTE SPEAKER	John Elkington	Co-founder & Executive Chairman, Volans John Elkington is a thought-leader, strategist and serial entrepreneur. The originator of Triple Bottom Line, John has authored nineteen books.  His latest book The Breakthrough Challenge: 10 Ways to Connect Today’s Profits with Tomorrow’s Bottom Line was released in 2014. John has also been dubbed as “Dean of the Corporate responsibility movement for three decades” by Business Week.
3.		Michael K. Addo	Chairperson of UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights
4.		Adnan Pandu Praja	Commissioner,  Corruption Eradication Committee (KPK)
5.		Aung Tun Thet	Economic Advisor to President of Myanmar
6.		Yolanda Banks	Senior Advisor, Corporate Social Responsibility Export Development Canada
7.		Tima Bansal	Canada Research Chair in Business Sustainability at the Ivey Business School at Western University (Ontario)
8.		Chris Bendl	CEO & President Director Manulife, Indonesia
9.		H.E. Donald Bobiash	Ambassador of Canada to Indonesia and ASEAN
10.		Daniel Dumas	Executive Director Canadian International Resources and Development Insitute (CIRDI)
11.		Gerard Forlin QC	Cornerstone Barristers in London,  Maxwell Chambers in Singapore,  Denman Chambers in Sydney
12.		Chile Hildago	Director at FSG
13.		Huguette Labelle	Former Chair Transparency International
14.		H.E. Le Luong Minh	Secretary-General of ASEAN
15.		Shervin Majlessi	Regional Advisor on Anti- Corruption,  Regional Office for Southeast Asia and the Pacific United Nations Office On Drugs and Crime
16.		Martiono Hadianto	President Director, PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara
17		Peter Mumford	Southeast Asia Regional Director for Economic and Trade Pollicy, United Kingdom's Foreign and Commonwealth Office
18.		Roel Nieuwenkamp	Chair OECD Working Party on Responsible Business Conduct
19.		Teresa Lopez Pacis	Assistant VicePresident, Corporate Affairs, GMA Network
20.		Potro Soeprapto	Senior Manager, Social Responsibility and Government Relations PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara
21.		Rafendi Djamin	Representative of Indonesia to the ASEAN Inter Governmental Commission on Human Rights
22.		Sandiaga Uno	CEO of Saratoga Investama & Director of Adaro Energy,  Provident Agro and Interra Resources, Indonesia
23.		Puvan Selvanathan	Head for Sustainable Agriculture United Nations Global Compact
24.		Noriyuki Suzuki	General-Secretary, International Trade Union Confederation, Asia-Pacific
25		Syahrir A B	Executive Director, Indonesian Mining Association
26		Eugene Tan	Associate Professor of Law, Co-Director, singapore Management University Centre for Scholars Development
27		Edward (Ted) Thomas	Advisor to CARE's Canadian Office
28		Thomas Thomas	CEO, ASEAN CSR Network
28.		Debora R. Tjandrakusuma	Legal & Corporate Affairs Director, PT Nestle, Indonesia
29		Amit Vatsyayan	Regional Manager, Economic Empowerment - Asia, Oxfam GB
30.		Yanti Triwadiantini	Chair of ASEAN CSR Network Executive Director, Indonesian Business Links
31		C. Y. Yeung	Director, Corporate Responsibility, Corporate Affairs Group, Intel Asia Pacific & Japan