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Nmichelle Greene Is Vice President and Head of Mayor Jerry Brown (2 3/2 Years) RAISING STANDARDS-RAISING PERFORMANCE September/October 2011 www.thecro.com CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY MAGAZINE PASSPORT TO RESPONSIBILITY The State Department's Kris Balderston forges a bold new program of public-private partnerships. Also in this issue: Michelle Greene Jeffrey Hollender Stephen Jordan United States Ernst Ligteringen Mindy Lubber Dov Seidman of ^America Andrew Winston ..and more Plus: Your CommitlForum Agenda ^ ^CR 2011 COMMITlForum Executive Summit Participants "COMMIT! Forum 2011 9/27/11 at the New York Stock Exchange First Last Title Company Affiliation Bart Alexander CRO MolsonCoors Natalie Allen Anchor CNN International Daniel Allen Director - ESG Initiatives Ativo Kevin Anton Chief Sustainability Officer Alcoa Neil Beckingham Sustainability Manager Mosaic Renee Becnel Assistant General Counsel Occidental Petroleum Corp. Larry Blanford CEO Green Mountain Coffee Talya Bosch Director of Corporate Social Responsibility Western Union Darren Brandt Managing Director Sloane & Company Elton Brewington Managing Editor Brightside Global Trade Journal Senior Director, Corporate Communications and Cliff Bridges Sustainability PGI John Buley Managing Director J.P. Morgan Joyce Cache Chief Sustainability Officer Novus Senior Executive Vice President of Social Responsibility and Chief Executive Officer of Jon Campbell Wells Fargo Minnesota Operations Wells Fargo Tara Cardone Vice President, Corporate Responsibility JPMorgan Chase Carole Casto Director, Global Community Development Cummins, Inc. Elliot Clark CEO SharedXpertise Kip Cleverly Director of Global Sustainability International Flavors and Fragrances Louis Coppola SVP Governance & Accountability Institute Richard Crespin President SharedXpertise Edward Cusati Managing Director Sage Associates GB, LLC Michael Dupee Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility Green Mountain Coffee Friedenke Edelmann Director, Investor Relations SAPAG Suzanne Fallender Director, CSR Strategy and Communications Intel Corp. Jennifer Farrelly Vice President KKR Saul Federman Press Blackcomb Media Kenzie Ferguson Director, Corporate Responsibility TE Connectivity Michael Fields Director of Philanthropy ITT/Xylem Figueiredo Jose Scares President of the Board Portuguese Association for Quality Lisa French Director Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Nancy Gillis Director, Federal Supply Chain Emissions PMO General Services Administration Geoffrey Click Director Action Against Hunger Steve Godeke Philanthropic Investment Advisor Godeke Consulting Raz Godelnik Writer Triple Pundit Executive Vice President, Head of Global Broker Michael Golden Relationship Management Zurich North America Keith Green Director 10EQS Michelle Greene VP, Head of Corporate Responsibility NYSE Euronext Vice President, Emerging Consumer - Hallie Harenski Microinsurance Zurich North America Farha-Joyce Haboucha Director of Socially Responsive Investments Rockefeller & Co. Amy Hargroves Manager, Corporate Responsibility Sprint Susan Heaney Director, Corporate Responsibility Avon Products, Inc. Neil Hennessy Chairman, Portfolio Manager Si CIO Hennessy Funds Betsy Henning CEO AHA! Paul Herman CEO HIP Investor Eric Hespenheide Global Leader Deloitte Tony Imperati Associate Sloane & Company Jeffrey Joerres CEO ManpowerGroup Aneel Karnani Professor Ross School of Business, University of Michigan Lynne Kaye CEO Unison Advisory Group VP, Corporate Affairs & President ConAgra Chris Kircher Foods Foundation ConAgra Foods Inc. First Last Title Company Affiliation Lauren Koopman Director PwC Charlene Lake Corporate Sustainability Officer AT&T, Inc. Tom Lange Director, Corporate Communications Union Pacific Corp. Regional Vice President & Director Customer Peter Linn Management Risk Engineering Zurich North America Vice President, Corporate Citizenship & Stan Litow Corporate Affairs IBM Senior Sustainability Analyst and Manager, Mike Lombardo Calvert Social Index Calvert Investments Paige Magness Sr. Manager, Corporate Responsibility Strategy Altria Client Services Marcela Manubens SVP, Global Human Rights Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. Sr. Director, Business Development Enterprise Christophe Melinette Solutions Tyco International Pete Minan Partner KPMG LLP E. Clare Misquitta Editor Brightside Global Trade Journal Monika Mitchell Executive Director Good Business International Charlie Moore Executive Director CECP Diane Mountain Sr. Project Manager ERM Courtney Murphy Manager, Strategic Engagement CECP Michael Musaraca Consultant Labor Unions Robert Nash Senior VP Compass Energy Holdings, Inc. Duncan Neiderauer CEO NYSE Euronext Kevin Ng Co-Founder Bennu, LLC Sarah Nolan Senior Advisor US Department of State VP, Director of Consultant Relationships North Catherine O'Hara America State Street Global Services Dirk Olin Editor SharedXpertise Bill Orum Principal Capricorn LLC Roger Platt Senior Vice President, Global Policy & Law U.S. Green Building Council John Queenan Head of Sustainability-The Americas Royal Bank of Scotland Paul Quintero CEO ACCION USA Charles Redinger President Center for Safety & Health Sustainability Barry Ritholtz CEO and Directorfor Equity Research Fusion IQ Claire Rosenzweig Presidents CEO Better Business Bureau Berthold Beitz Professor in Human Rights and John Ruggie International Affairs Harvard University John Schulz Director, External Affairs, Sustainability AT&T, Inc. Elizabeth Seeger Associate KKR Robert Sherry Managing Editor Advocacy Entertainment Katherine Smith Executive Director Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship Stephen Starbuck Partner Ernst & Young Marcella Thompson Director, Sustainable Development ConAgra Foods Inc. van Robin Puyenbroeck Partner Strategy XXI Mike Wallace Director Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Mike Wiggins Chief Human Resources Officer Southwire Company John Wilcox Chief Operating Officer Corporate Voices for Working Families John Wilson Director of Corporate Governance TIAA-CREF Joe Wolfsberger VP, Environmental Health & Safety Ingersoll Rand Britt Zarling Director, Global Strategic Communications ManpowerGroup Aileen Zerrudo Director, Corporate Communications The Clorox Company 2011 CR MAGAZINE AWARDS DINNER Responsible Lifetime Achievement & CEO of the Year Awards and 10 Best Corporate Citizens Industry Lists Master of Ceremonies: Terry Moran, Anchor, Nightline Keynote: Dr. Rushworth M. Kidder, President and Founder, CCORPORATE RESPONSIBILITRY MAGAZINE Institute for Global Ethics Menu, SPRING MIX SALAD & Tos j/ierra, i/i/iai&rette PETITE FILET MICNON & GRILLED JUMBO SHRIMP NEW YORK CHEESECAKE wi Vegetarian Entree Available Upon Reques:** COMMIT! Forum 2011 Robert Nash Senior Vice President COMPASS ENERGY OFFICIAL CROA EVENT 44 Wall Street he Trump Butting Visitor Robert James robert nash VISITOR 09/28/2011 FOR Office Links ABS OF 2800 VALID THRU: 09/28/11 Powered by Workspeed Welcome Letter Dear Colleagues, Stop reading this letter now. Your time at the COMMITJForum is far too precious to spend it reading a welcome letter. Now's your moment to meet with some of the world's leaders in corporate responsibility and make the commitments that will transform our world. Still reading? Well, here are a few thoughts on how to make the most of it. We designed the CO MM IT! Forum as a place for serious work and serious celebration. First, the work. We all know the global economy needs a boost. Many economists and policy makers say that putting the economy on a growth-footing requires America to "start making stuff again," namely "tradeables," the stuff we sell to other countries. Producing tradeables requires highly skilled workers in vast global supply chains, modern infrastructure, and far- flung energy supplies. Remaking our economy requires the active leadership of multinational corporations, their workforces, and supply chains along with governments and their public infrastructure, education investments, and energy policies. The civil sector also has a role to play through advocacy, social mobilization, and accountability. We have high expectations for the next few days. We have invited some of the world's leading thinkers and doers to this space hoping you will commit to transforming these workforces, supply chains, infrastructures, and education and energy policies. Together in the meetings you will hold you can create great possibility. In this space, you can commit to making the investments and decisions that will establish sustained wealth-building throughout our economy, society, and natural environment. Now, the celebration. Over the next few days we will honor giants: individuals, organizations, and ideas. On both Monday and Tuesday our agenda kicks off with "Big Idea Lightning Rounds" highlighting groundbreaking ideas already transforming the world. We continue with "mission possible" case studies showcasing how companies, governments, and NGOs work together on some of the world's most intractable problems. Our agenda closes first with a discussion among some of CR's founders: Tachi Kiuchi, Chairman-Emeritus of Mitsubishi; Randy Hayes, founder of the Rainforest Action Network; and BillShireman, the CEO of Futuregoo. These leaders established one of the truly groundbreaking agreements between a company and an NGO that set the template for many that came after. Lastly, we close our time together with a true celebration honoring the 2011 Responsible CEOs of the Year. If you've read this far, you now have a blueprint for your time here. Now put down this program and get to work and get ready to celebrate! Sincerely, ^ ThcCR Richard J.Crespin 'COMMIT!
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