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The objective of this webinar is to support organisations as they look to increase their supplier base in higher risk locations around the World.

Starts

13 Feb 2014, 09:00

Ends

13 Feb 2014, 14:00

Morning Registration Link
Thursday, 13 February 2014 9:00 a.m. London (GMT Summer Time)

Afternoon Registration Link
Thursday, 13 February 2014 1:00 p.m. London (GMT Summer Time)

Objective

The objective of this webinar (45-minute presentation / 15-minute Q&A) is to support organizations as they look to increase their supplier base in higher risk locations around the World.

More companies are sourcing more widely than ever before as the pace of globalization increases. As supply chains become more complex and more multi-national, the risk to prime and growing brands becomes a great focus and challenge.

This webinar outlines key steps that organizations can take to apply control to the risks. We also look at some key countries and explore issues. We conclude by offering solutions to support organizations as they strive to protect their reputation. This webinar covers issues around Labor Rights, Health & Safety, Environment and Business Integrity issues in developing countries. We also look at how certain drivers such as the Global Reporting Framework, GRI G4, is pushing companies to consider more deeply the material issues in their supply chains.

Presenter

Dr. Colin Morgan, SGS Global Program Manager – Social Responsibility

Dr. Morgan holds a doctorate in organizational responsibility and has a global responsibility for the SGS service in social systems. In this role, Dr. Morgan works with some of the largest global organizations on their supply chain programs. He also oversees the global delivery of sustainability reporting communications, particularly focusing on communications assurance, where SGS has worked with over 100 companies to ensure their integrity in reporting. SGS undertakes over 25,000 audits per annum to help companies protect their reputation and to help them understand their supply chain risks.