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24Th September 2018 24th-25th Sept. 2018, Hotel J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi Agenda Day I: 24th September 2018 07.15am Exhibitors entry and stall set up onwards 08.40am Delegate registration and welcome tea onwards Non-profits masterclass: Building Corporate-NGO Corporate Communication Masterclass: Traversing the CSR Topography Partnerships Hosted by MICA (Ahmedabad) Centre for Development Management Hosted by: United Way Mumbai and Communication 09.00am- -Ms. Sanaa Shaikh, Director-Investor Relations, United -Prof. Manisha Pathak-Shelat, Chair, MICA CDMC 10.00am Way Mumbai -Prof. Ruchi Tewari, MICA CDMC -Mr. George J. Aikara, Chief Operating Officer, United Way Mumbai (Venue: Studio 6+7, Ist Floor) (Venue: Ballroom B+C) Inaugural Session (Venue: Ballroom B+C) Welcome Note: Mr. Sanjiv Tare, VP-Consulting, Goodera (7 Min.) Keynote Address: Dr. Yasmin Ali Haque, Country Representative, UNICEF India (10 Min.) Padma Shri Sushil Kumar Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, Asian Hotels (West) Ltd. (9 Min.) India CSR Outlook Report 2018: Mr. Bhomik Shah, Founder & CEO, NGOBOX and CSRBOX (6 Min.) 10.15am- 11.55am Mr. Jayant Krishna, Executive Director & COO, National Skill Development Corporation (8 Min.) Chief Guest: Dr. Satya Pal Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of State-Human Resources Development and Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Govt. of India (12 Min.) Mr. Mahendra Singhi, Group CEO, Dalmia Bharat Ltd. (9 Min.) Chair: Sh. Anantkumar Hegde, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India (12 Min.) 5th CSR Impact Awards (15 min.) India CSR Summit & Exhibition 2018-New Delhi 1 12.00-12.15pm Tea-Break and walk through CSR impact gallery and exhibition zone Mega session: Private Sector as Catalyst for Poshan Jan Andolan (Hosted by UNICEF India) (Venue: Ballroom B+C) Keynote: Mr. Amitabh Kant (IAS), CEO, NITI Aayog 12.20pm- • Moderator: Mr. Rahul Dev, Journalist 01.20pm • Mr. Pawan Kumar Agarwal (IAS), Chief Executive Officer, FSSAI • Dr. Rajan Sankar, Program Director-Nutrition, Tata Trusts • Mr. Arjan De Wagt, Chief-Nutrition Section, UNICEF India • Ms. Siddhi Lad, Head CSR-Operations, DHFL (01.55-2.20pm) Goodera Micro- (VVIP Lunch Interaction: 01.20-01.40pm) Networking Lunch session for Non-profits (Studio 6+7, Ist Floor) 01.20pm- (01.20-02.20pm) Mr. Aditya Nagpal, Director, Round-Table (01.40-02.30pm) 02.30pm Goodera CXO and CSR Heads’ Round-Table on Skill Development and CSR (Hosted by NSDC) (Ballroom B+C) (Studio 7, Ist Floor) Break-out Session: The CEOs Forum 2.0 Technology as an enabler in classrooms: Evidences, Keynote: Mr. Yves Heller, Deputy Head of Regional Delegation, New experiences and the way forward Delhi, ICRC (7 Min.) • Facilitator: Mr. Vipul Redey, Head of School • Moderator: Dr. Shalini Sarin, Chair-Signify Foundation, Global Enablement, Khan Academy Task Force of Foundations Towards SDG 7, Independent Director- • Mr. Kumar Anurag Pratap, Sr. Director & Linde India Head-CSR, Capgemini 02.30pm- • Mr. Jayanth Bhuvaraghan, Chief Mission Officer, Essilor • Ms. Rupali Agarwal, Head-CSR, Relaxo 03.35pm International Footwears Ltd. • Mr. Punit Lalbhai, Executive Director, Arvind Ltd. • Mr. Rahul Prasad, Head-Human Resources and • Mr. Kartik Bharat Ram, Deputy Managing Director, SRF Ltd Administration, Volkswagen Finance Pvt Ltd. • Ms. Gagan Singh, Independent Director, Future Retail Ltd and • Mr. Deepak Kamble, Program Director, Avanti Timex Group (Former CEO-JLL) Fellows • Mr. Nixon Joseph, President & COO, SBI Foundation • Ms. Akanksha Sharma, Head-CSR & (Venue: Ballroom B+C) Sustainability, Sterlite Technologies Ltd. (Venue: Studio 6+7, Ist Floor) India CSR Summit & Exhibition 2018-New Delhi 2 India Skills Forum Break-out Session: Building a recycling ecosystem • Moderator: Mr. Gaurav Kapoor, Sr. Head-Industry Partnerships, CSR, through corporate engagement Media & Advocacy, NSDC • Facilitator: Ms. Divya Tiwari, CEO, Saahas • Mr. Saurabh Singh, President, ICICI Bank Foundation • Mr. Jaideep Gokhale, Marketing Communication • Dr. O. P. Goel, General Manager & Head, Bosch Vocational Training, Director, Tetra Pak Bosch Foundation • Mr. Ashwini Saxena, COO, JSW Foundation 03.50pm- • Ms. Pearl Tiwari, President-CSR, Ambuja Cements Ltd. and CEO & • Mr. Sandeep Patel, CEO & Founder, NEPRA 04.50pm Director of Ambuja Cement Foundation Resource Management Pvt Ltd. • Mr. Marut Setia, Executive & Head-Education Solutions & Customer Engagement, Wipro GE Healthcare • Ms. Rekha Pillai, Head CSR, Castrol India Ltd. (Venue: Ballroom B+C) (Venue: Studio 6+7, Ist Floor) Panel: New approaches for impact-driven education interventions Break out session: The Water-Talk: Philanthropy to • Spotlight: Role of Scholarships: Mr. Manjeet Singh, Co-CEO & Co- strategic priority in CSR founder, Buddy4Study (6 Min.) • Moderator: Mr. Avinash, Director, Programmes & • Report on CSR and Education: Mr. Anil Parmar, Director-Community Policy, WaterAid India Investment, United way Mumbai (6 Min.) • Ms. Ruchi Khemka, VP-CSR, Deutsche Bank, India Panel (50M) • Brig. (Retd.) Rajiv Williams, Corporate Head-CSR, • Moderator: Ms. Prachi Jain Windlass, Director, Michael & Susan Dell Jindal Stainless Ltd Foundation • Mr. Navdeep Singh Mehram, Head Sustainability, 05.05pm- • Mr. Steve Cutts, CEO, Reach to Teach (Former Asst. Secretary DIAGEO India 06.15pm General, The UN) • Mr. Albert D. Peter, Head-CSR, Alkem Laboratories • Ms. Lavanya Shrinagesh, VP and Global CSR, Diversity & Inclusion Ltd. Leader, Genpact • Dr. V C Goyal, Scientist ‘G’ and Head, RMOD, • Ms. Neelima Khetan, Group Head-CSR, Vedanta Plc National Institute of Hydrology • Ms. Shipra Sharma, Head CSR and Sustainability, L&T Infotech Ltd. • Mr. Mangesh Wange, CEO, Swades Foundation • Ms. Garima Babbar, Head Programs South Asia-Education and Skill Development, Adobe (Venue: Studio 6+7, Ist Floor) (Venue: Ballroom B+C) India CSR Summit & Exhibition 2018-New Delhi 3 Evening Session-Khelo India Through CSR Chief Guest: Sh. Chetan Chauhan, Hon’ble Minister of Sports, Youth Welfare, Vocational Education and Skills Development, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh Special Guest: Sh. Manoj Tiwari, Hon’ble Member of Parliament, President Delhi-BJP Panel: Khelo India and corporate engagement in sports • Mr. Aman Shah, Communications Lead, Inspire Institute of Sport and JSW Sport 06.30pm- • Mr. Yogeshwar Dutt, Olympic medallist 2012, The Commonwealth Gold Medallist, Asian Games Gold Medallist 07.45pm • Ms. Karnam Malleswari, Olympic medallist and Head-KarnamMalleswari Foundation • Ms. Akanksha Singh, Former Captain, Indian National Basketball Team • Mr. Adwait Hebbar, Head-Corporate Services, IndusInd Bank Ltd. • Ms. Deepthi Bopaiah, Executive Director, GoSports Foundation • Anuj Kumar Chaudhary, Olympian Wrester, Arjuna Awardee and DSP in UP Police (Venue: Ballroom B+C) Chief Guest: Sh. Ashwini Kumar Choubeyji, Hon’ble Union Minister of State-Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India Panel: Mainstreaming sports and wellness in India’s education ecosystem • Moderator: Mr. Novy Kapadia, Indian football expert and sports journalist • Mr. Shaji Prabhakaran, President, Football Delhi 07.50pm- • Ms. Neelam Babardesai, Head of Sports, Tata Trusts 08.40pm • Ms. Neha Singh, Head of India Corporate Communication, CSR and External Affairs, Herbalife International • Ms. P. Madhavi Latha, AVP, MNC Bank Group and Former National Paralympic Swimming Champion (2011) • Ms. Seema Suman, CSR Programme Head-Sports and Women Empowerment, SKF India Ltd. (Venue: Ballroom B+C) 08.30pm Executive Dinner onwards (Separate registration required for the Executive Dinner) India CSR Summit & Exhibition 2018-New Delhi 4 Day II: 25th September 2018 Corporate Workshop: Exploring collaboration for NGO Masterclass Hosted by MICA (Ahmedabad) Centre for social impact (40 Min.) Development Management and Communication • Mr. Neeraj K Lal, Head-CSR, Arvind Ltd. • Prof. Manisha Pathak-Shelat, Chair, MICA CDMC • Mr. Rishi Pathania, Head-CSR, UPL Ltd. • Prof. Ruchi Tewari, MICA CDMC 09.00am- 10.00am Goodera micro masterclass (20 Min.) • Mr. Aditya Nagpal, Director, Goodera (Venue: Ballroom B) (Venue: Ballroom C) Panel: Investing in Rural development and local Panel: Incubating and scaling up ventures for impacts: Engaging livelihoods through CSR business for funding and beyond’ (For profit and non-profit incubation) • Spotlight: Ms. Ritu Jhingon, Head-Nand Ghar Keynote: Mr. Amit Bhatia, CEO, GSG (15M) Project, Vedanta Ltd. (6 Min.) • Moderator: Ms. Anshu Bhartia, CEO, Unltd India • Spotlight: Dr. Sara Varughese, Regional Director - • Ms. Aparna Sanjay, Head Social Ventures Incubation Program, IIM CBM South Asia and Managing Trustee - CBM India Bangalore NSRCEL Trust (6 Min.) • Mr. Vivek Pawar, CEO, Deshpande Foundation • Ms. Manisha Singh, Head-Impact Funding, CSR, Mphasis Keynote: Dr. Mahendra Singh, Hon’ble Minister of • Ms. Rachana Iyer, Lead-Corporate Social Responsibility, Capital First 10.05am- State (Independent Charge) Rural Development, Ltd. 11.25am Medical & Health (MOS), Govt. of Uttar Pradesh • Mr. Ravi Dhanuka, Co-founder and Director, i-Saksham • Moderator: Mr. Balakrishnan M. Kutty, Rural Development Specialist, The World Bank • Ms. Suneepa Das, Community Project Lead, RBS • Mr. Ganesh Neelam, Director, CINI-Tata Trusts • Mr. Sitaram Gupta, Executive Director, Lupin Foundation • Ms. Chetna Kaura, Lead CSR, Sapient • Mr. Samir Sharma, GM-CSR, Dalmia Bharat Ltd (Venue: Ballroom B) (Venue: Ballroom C) India CSR Summit & Exhibition 2018-New Delhi 5 11.30am- Panel: Driving sustainability interventions
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