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SUMMARY:Sustainability: Sorting The Substance From The Myth\, Noise\, And Politics
DESCRIPTION:We’re excited for our Fall/Winter Strategy Imagination Forum Series\, aligning closely with the Strategic Management Society’s “Six Big Questions in Strategic Management“! \nOur first webinar kicking off the series\, “Sustainability: Sorting the Substance From the Myth\, Noise\, and Politics\,” dives deep into Question #1: “How does the increased focus on sustainability (environmental\, social\, and economic) impact business models of the future?” The “Six Big Questions of Strategic Management” highlight key strategy inquiries bridging theory with real-world application. \nWe’re privileged to have Robert Eccles of Saïd Business School and Dan Crowley of K&L Gates LLP leading this pivotal discussion\, while Martin Reeves from Boston Consulting Group hosts. Dive into a game-changing dialogue on sustainability\, dissecting myths and spotlighting its genuine essence. \nStay tuned for the next two webinars in this season’s Strategy Imagination Forum series\, as they will feature Award Recipients Ithai Stern and Anil Gupta!
URL:https://www.strategicmanagement.net/event/sustainability-sorting-the-substance-from-the-myth-noise-and-politics/
LOCATION:Private: Virtual\, Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:New Directions in Stakeholder Theory
DESCRIPTION:“In the 30 years since the University of Toronto hosted an invitational workshop on “”The Stakeholder Theory of the Corporation and the Management of Ethics in the Workplace\,”” later known simply as the “”Toronto Conference\,”” stakeholder theory remains an important area of study. It has grown in breadth and depth as strategic management scholars have increasingly turned their attention to rethinking and expanding its theoretical underpinnings\, as well as considering important questions related to environment\, social\, and governance issues (ESG)\, diversity\, equity and inclusion (DEI)\, social impact\, and the role of top executives in addressing these issues. The purpose of the 1993 Toronto Conference was to examine stakeholder theory in depth from several perspectives\, in the context of a highly focused mini-conference\, so that its emergence and acceptance as a paradigm for the field would be accelerated substantially. \nDrawing inspiration from the original Toronto Conference on stakeholder theory and the SMS Annual Conference’s return to a location so strongly associated with a critical period in the development of stakeholder theory\, this conference extension at the University of Toronto will focus on revisiting essential historical foundations of stakeholder theory and contemplate its future. Presentations\, panel discussions\, and breakout sessions will feature prominent scholars whose research has helped move stakeholder theory to its current prominent position in strategic management. Sessions will focus on the historical roots of stakeholder theory\, its current developments and applications\, novel contexts and methods for its advancement\, and future opportunities for research.”
URL:https://www.strategicmanagement.net/event/new-directions-in-stakeholder-theory/
LOCATION:Private: University of Toronto\, 27 King's College Cir\, Toronto\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Conference Extension
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SUMMARY:SMS Annual Business Meeting
DESCRIPTION:We invite all SMS members to attend the 2023 Annual Business Meeting! Bar and refreshments will be available to participants upon arrival. During this presentation\, the SMS Board leadership will share updates on the state of the Society including a review of the current strategic priorities. We will also be recognizing this year’s award winners and outgoing volunteer leaders. Please help us celebrate their service to the SMS! If you want to become more involved\, included in the presentation will be the announcement of open positions for volunteer leadership. We will also be recognizing the co-chairs for SMS Toronto and introducing the co-chairs of the 2023 Annual Conference in Istanbul! There will be a Q&A session at the conclusion\, and we invite you to share your ideas and questions.
URL:https://www.strategicmanagement.net/event/sms-annual-business-meeting/
LOCATION:Private: Sheraton Centre Toronto\, 123 Queen St W\, Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada
CATEGORIES:SMS Annual Business Meeting
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SUMMARY:The Benefits and Challenges of Open Source: Fostering Innovation\, Igniting Growth\, and the Promise of Equitable Design
DESCRIPTION:“This one-day conference extension\, hosted by NYU Stern’s Center for the Future of Management\, explores “burning questions” about open source\, and specifically how it can be used to foster innovation and ignite growth while ensuring equitable outcomes for workers and other stakeholders. The program is designed to address Question #5 from the Six Big Questions of Strategic Management: How do organizations balance the need for innovation and growth with efficiency concerns and business model constraints? It will do so by exploring challenges and opportunities arising from the use of open source software. \nThe program will be organized around four sets of presentations (each followed by a moderated Q&A) that cover the following: (1) how best to define and measure open source? (2) how does open source affect entrepreneurship & innovation? (3) how does open source affect how firms are organized and grow? (4) how does open source affect workers in firms adopting it? The presentations will be delivered by a mix of junior and senior scholars\, as well as practitioners in government\, think tanks and industry.”
URL:https://www.strategicmanagement.net/event/the-benefits-and-challenges-of-open-source-fostering-innovation-igniting-growth-and-the-promise-of-equitable-design/
LOCATION:Private: Tisch Hall\, NYU Stern School of Business\, 40 West 4th Street\, New York\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conference Extension
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SUMMARY:Strategic  Implications  of   Disruptions in  Global  Trade:  The  Real  Story  Behind  Today’s  Chaos
DESCRIPTION:Geopolitical tensions and technological advances are disrupting global supply chains in everything from manufacturing\, to high-tech\, to agriculture.  Could China and the West really decouple?  Can the US reindustrialize?  How will these trends affect the supply and demand for key materials going forward?   How will Climate Change and our response to it\, including Carbon Pricing and Taxation\, affect the competitiveness of nations and firms?   These questions\, which align with the “Big Six” Question Two\, will have a major impact on business strategy in the years ahead. \nOur featured speaker\, Michael McAdoo\, will share insights and a perspective on the future gained over 25 years at the intersection of geopolitics and business.  Michael co-leads the world-wide Geopolitics and Trade Impact group at the Boston Consulting Group.  Prior to BCG he was the lead executive for Strategy and International at Bombardier Aerospace\, where he managed a team of professionals across China\, Russia\, India\, North Africa\, and Latin America. \nMichael will be joined in discussion by executives and members of the audience who are living through these challenges. \nAgenda \n0800-0900: Light breakfast\n0900-0915: Introduction to the session by George Stalk (Senior Partner Emeritus\, The Boston Consulting Group)\n0915-1030: Presentation and Q&A featuring Michael McAdoo (Partner and Director\, Global Trade & Investment\, The Boston Consulting Group)\n1030-1045: Break\n1045-1145: Panel and attendee discussion of the issues raised by Michael\n1145-1200: Key takeaways moderated by George\n1200-1300: Light lunch
URL:https://www.strategicmanagement.net/event/strategic-implications-of-disruptions-in-global-trade-the-real-story-behind-todays-chaos/
LOCATION:Private: Boston Consulting Group – Toronto\, 81 Bay St. Suite 4800\, Toronto\, ON
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