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DGDW 2019

Shaping Tomorrow Today

The Future of Work– Employment in the Age of Automation, Robotics, and Artificial Intelligence

In recent years, there has been considerable debate about how accelerating technological change will transform the workplace. With automation, robotics, and AI likely to reduce the number of available jobs, particularly for low-skilled workers, how could this exacerbate economic and social inequality? What steps can we take to prepare for the new workplace and ensure economic well-being for everyone?

SPEAKERS:

EMILY ELWES, FLYLANCER

SANDRA AREVALO, WISAR

MARTA OCHOA, UNI GLOBAL UNION

Aligning Business with Climate Reality – Planning for a Different Earth

How can business anticipate and react to climate change? How can the business – as well as other stakeholders – assess the risk posed by climate change, perform scenario analysis, and create a climate-resilient strategy? What steps should businesses be taking to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support the effort against climate change?

SPEAKERS: 

IKER MERCAIDE, FOUNDER OF ZUBI LABS

JORDI TOMAS, ECOOLTRA

JOSE LUIS BLASCO, ACCIONA

MARCOS MARTIN, MENORCA MILLENIALS

A Sustainable Economy– The Circular and Responsible Economies

There is an increasing awareness that humanity’s use of natural resources is unsustainable, particularly as growth drives consumption. As a response, some have proposed the creation of a ‘Circular Econony’, in which almost everything is designed to be reused and recycled. One step further is Patagonia’s argument for a ‘Responsible Economy’ that seeks to not only redesign products, but also curb consumption overall. What are the implications and challenges for these models?

SPEAKERS:

RYAN GELLERT, PATAGONIA

MIGUEL A. DORA, SPAIN/PORTUGAL COUNTRY MANAGER AT SAICA

GUY CHAMPNISS, PH.D

TOM DOMEN, INNOVATION MANAGER AT ECOVER + METHOD (HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS)

Finding Purpose in Any Industry – The Rise of the Purpose Economy

The notion of ‘purpose-driven’ business is often perceived as only applying to certain industries and business. Can any company place a clear, authentic, meaningful (human-centered) purpose at the heart of what they do? How can this purpose be unearthed and used to drive high performance, particularly within executive teams? What is the relationship between a clearly-articulated purpose and performance?

SPEAKERS:

NASH BILLIMORIA

PABLO SANCHEZ, B CORP SPAIN

DAVID GRAYSON, CRANFIELD SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

PABLO ESTEVES, MANAGING PARTNER AT EMZINGO

Transforming Supply Chains – Combating Modern Slavery, Deforestation, and Environmental Degradation

In supply chains composed of dozens of parts, consumers are rarely aware of where their products are sourced. Yet a variety of major corporations have been linked to scandals involving slavery and indentured servitude, child labor, horrible working conditions, and deforestation and environmental degradation. How can business make their supply chains transparent while still maintaining competitiveness?

SPEAKERS: 

AGUSTINA MEMOLI, INNOVATION MANAGER AT INTERFACE

ERNEST BARCELO, VP SUSTAINABILITY AT OMYA

JUAN MIGUEL PÉREZ ROSAS, FINBOOT CEO & CO-FOUNDER

CHRIS DALY, PEPSICO

Reimagining Responsible Business – New Structures for Creating Change –

As our understanding of the role of business in society evolves, new organizational models are arising that evaluate their success not just on profit, but on social and environmental impact. The term “hybrid organization” has emerged to describe business that combine the logic of both for-profits and non-profits. This panel would examine will examine the opportunities and challenges for this type of organization, from recruiting the right talent to mission drift to scalability.

BRYANN DA SILVA, BCG

LELA MELON, UPF

PAULA VECIANA, SOCIAL CITY BCN

MARGARITA ALBORS, SOCIAL NEST

Feeding 10 Billion – Agriculture, Food, and Nutrition in an Age of Scarcity

The world’s population is expected to grow to 10 billion by 2050. Simultaneously, the effects of climate change threaten the global food and fresh water supply. What innovative steps are businesses taking to address this issue? What new technologies in agriculture and production can help alleviate these issues? What new food sources will be used?

ERIC DARGENT, FOUNDER & CEO REFARMERS

MARTA GONZALEZ-MESONES, UNILEVER

JESSICA EISE, CO-AUTHOR OF “HOW TO FEED THE WORLD”

KEN FOSTER, PH.D., CO-AUTHOR OF “HOW TO FEED THE WORLD”

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