Doing Good Doing Well 2021
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Doing Good Doing Well
Doing Good Doing Well (DGDW) is an annual conference entirely organized and run by IESE Business School students. Since 2001, the school’s Responsible Business Club promotes the conference and now it has become an annual tradition and has grown to the largest student-run conference in Europe. It’s an opportunity to hear directly from professionals about the challenges and opportunities they experience on a day-to-day basis, and how their jobs and organizations are interconnected with society. The conference format is typically divided into keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking events, divided in 2-days.
18th Doing Good Doing Well Conference
Rethinking Business in a Post-Pandemic World
DGDW Conference will take place at IESE Business School on March 2nd and 3rd, 2021.
The global pandemic has exposed the fragility and vulnerability of society and the global economic system while at the same time accelerating awareness of important issues like climate change, sustainability, inequality, and mental health.
What opportunities exist in this new global landscape for businesses and governments to create positive change? How has the mindset of society shifted and what new habits will define how we conduct business and social programs in the future?
March 2
3 pm | Welcome + Keynote with Silvio Dulinsky: Recovery is not about starting from scratch, but starting better
Speaker: Silvio Dulinsky, World Economic Forum
4 pm | Keynote with Erik Novaes
Speaker: Erik Novaes, VP of Sustainability AB InBev
5 pm | Rethinking Fashion: Circular Models in the Fashion Industry
Speakers: Noel Kinder – CSO - Nike, Lauren Bartley - CSO GANNI, Iria Mouzo Leston – Inditex, Gwen Cunningham - Circle Economy
6 pm | Rethinking Cities: Smarter Cities and Infrastructure
Speakers: Eric Jaffe – Sidewalk Labs, Miquel Rodriguez Planas – BCN City Council, Corey Glickman - Infosys
7 pm | Keynote with Ned Harvey – Climate Intelligence is Business Intelligence
Speaker: Ned Harvey – Rocky Mountain Institute
March 3
10:30 am | Workshops
Mental Health | More Info
The New Normal | More Info
The Fine Line Between Impact and Impact Washing | More Info
11:45 am | Keynote with Federico Merlo from the World Business Council for Sustainable Development
2 pm | Company Presentations
Bulb, a company providing simpler, cheaper, and greener electricity | More Info
Gomeep, electric scooter company providing a greener alternative to cars, motorbikes or buses | More Info
Anthesis, sustainability consultants for organizations across the world | More Info
3 pm | Rethinking Leadership for Sustainability: Alumni Perspectives on the Decisive Decade
Speakers: Alexandre Holst – Accenture, Eghosa Mabhena – Puma Energy, Masao Takahashi – Nagaoka University of Technology, Terry Nelidov – University of Michigan
4 pm | Keynote with Tara Abrahams
Speaker: Tara Abrahams – Managing Director and Board Chair, Arabella Advisors
5 pm | Rethinking Finance: Impact Investing & Financial Inclusion
Moderator: Ashley Olson Onyango – GSMA,
Speakers: Agustín Vitórica – Gawa Capital, Adedana Ashebir – Village Capital & Afracanah Podcast, Vincent Leonard – Impact Partners
6 pm | Rethinking Social Impact: Leveraging a position of power to serve others
Speakers: Aashish Gadnis – CEO BanQu, Maryam Montague – Project Soar, Jaime de Jaraiz - LG, Julia Moreira - Alfa Foundation
7 pm | Rethinking Education: How will we Learn Post-Pandemic
Moderator: Julie Murat, COO & Co-founder at Bridge for Billions
Speakers: Andreas Schleicher, Director for Ed. and Skills - OECD, Camila Achutti, CEO and Founder - MasterTech, Christina Bwana, Chief Operating Officer - Ubongo, Trent Fowler, Machine Learning Engineer - Nutrient Ag Solutions & DaVinci Institute
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