Advocates of corporate social responsibility believe that corporations receive a social sanction from society. A CSR policy results in a triple focus for a corporation: people, planet and profit. The conference aims at discussing the existing practices and future prospects of CSR in alignment with individual, organizational and global levels.
Advocates of corporate social responsibility believe that corporations receive a social sanction from society. A CSR policy results in a triple focus for a corporation: people, planet and profit. The conference aims at discussing the existing practices and future prospects of CSR in alignment with individual, organizational and global levels.
Advocates of corporate social responsibility believe that corporations receive a social sanction from society. A CSR policy results in a triple focus for a corporation: people, planet and profit. The conference aims at discussing the existing practices and future prospects of CSR in alignment with individual, organizational and global levels.
“A good company delivers excellent products and services, and a great company does all that and strives
to make the world a better place.” Seminar Schedule:
-William Ford Jr., Chairman, Ford Motor Co. The conference will be held in the City of Hyderabad, India at Institute of Public Enterprise. The program will be divided into There is a growing realization that long-term business success can only be achieved by companies that recognize corporate technical sessions. Each session shall be chaired by an expert from academia/industry. Each author will be given 10 social responsibility (CSR) as part of the process of wealth creation and as providing a competitive advantage. Advocates of CSR minutes to present which will be followed by discussion for about five minutes. Conference venue will be well equipped with believe that corporations receive a social sanction from society that implies that they, in return should contribute to the growth and LCD Projector for presentation. development of the society. Proponents of CSR argue that corporations benefit in many ways by operating with a long term view Important Dates: of their organization and role in society than they do by focusing on just their own short-term profits. On one hand, traditional 31st March, 2011 : Last date for submission of full papers economic arguments suggest that managers should make decisions that maximize the wealth of their firm’s equity holders. On 15th April, 2011 : Confirmation of paper acceptance the other hand, some business and society scholars have argued that firms have a duty to society that goes well beyond simply 30th April, 2011 : Last date for registration & submission of power point presentation maximizing the wealth of equity holders. In the twenty-first century marketplace, businesses are increasingly showing signs of 10th May, 2011 : Communication of final schedule becoming conscious of ethics and human rights as well as being economically, environmentally and socially active and responsible. 26th – 27th May, 2011 : Conference A CSR policy results in a triple focus for a corporation: people, planet and profit. Considering the strategic importance of CSR that Conference Fee : permeates into the society through various business processes of companies and the potential implication, IPE takes an opportunity to organize a two day National Conference on CSR. The conference aims at discussing CSR in the existing perspective and S No. Registration category Registration Fee future outlook with focus on lighting up the challenges and the best practices in CSR. 1 Corporates Rs. 4,000/- Conference Objectives 2 Consultants / SMEs Rs. 2,500/- To discuss the existing practices and future prospects of CSR in alignment with individual, organizational and global levels. To highlight the ‘Best Practices in CSR’ in the context of business sustainability. 3 Academicians Rs. 1,500/- To elucidate the implementation models and structures that can be used in all sectors of industry. 4 Research Scholar Rs. 1,000/- To create awareness of the latest thinking on CSR and governance issues as a driver of change, innovation and sustainable profit 5 Students Rs. 750/- Suggested Themes (but not limited to) Perspectives of CSR in the Global Economy 10% discount will be given in case of two or more delegates from one organization Approaches to CSR 20% discount will be given in case of five or more delegates from one organization CSR and Sustainability Registration fee will include admission to all technical sessions, conference kit, and conference proceedings in CD, working CSR and Corporate Governance lunch, tea & coffee. Monitoring and Documenting CSR practices Registration CSR and Marketing Filled nomination forms along with a demand draft drawn in favour of “Institute of Public Enterprise” payable at Hyderabad Ethical issues in CSR should be sent to Mr. M A Siddiqui, Training Department, Institute of Public Enterprise, Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad Social Auditing – 500 007 on or before 30th April, 2011. Benchmarking CSR practices Spot registration will be allowed at an additional charge of Rs.500 over and above the fees mentioned above. Case Studies on Best practices in CSR (Private and Public sector) Publication opportunity Participation A few selected papers from among those accepted shall be published in the form of an edited book. The conference platform for intellectual deliberations related to the area of Corporate Social Responsibility is open to: Program Chair : Businesses - Corporate and Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) Prof. R K Mishra (Director, IPE) Company chairmen, Directors and Practicing Managers NGOs Convenors : Consultants Ms. Punam Singh Management students, Academicians and Research scholars Dr. Shulagna Sarkar Government Policymakers Organizing Committee : Paper Submission Guidelines Dr. Jayasree Raveendran All submissions must be in MS Word form in around 3000-5000 words, text typed in Times New Roman in 12 font size with Dr. Mridula Sahay heading in 14 font size. It should be printed on A4 size white paper. Each paper should include Title page that should contain Ms. J. Kiranmai title of the paper, name(s), affiliation(s), complete mailing address, telephone and fax number, and e-mail ID. Mr. Ch. Upender Authors name should not appear on any other page of the paper. Please visit website for detailed guidelines for authors. Only Ms. B. Sharvani those papers that adhere to the author’s guidelines will be considered for review. All papers are to be submitted by electronic mail to ipecsrconf@gmail.com About IPE The Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE) is a non-profit educational society established in 1964. It is devoted to Education, Training, Research and Consultancy for business enterprises in the public and private sector. IPE is a premier B-school and is recognized as a ‘Centre of Excellence’ by the Indian Council of Social Science Research (Ministry of HRD, Government of India) for doctoral studies. It is also recognized by nine I NSTITUTE OF P UBLIC E NTERPRISE universities in India for guidance of PhD scholars. It has developed strong linkages with industry and aca- RESEARCH EDUCATION TRAINING CONSULTANCY demic institutions and is the founder-member of the Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS). It is also a member of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Computer Society of India (CSI). Organizes About Prof. R.K. Mishra A Two day National Conference on Prof. R.K. Mishra is the Senior Professor & Director of IPE is a graduate of International Management Program, SDA Bocconi, Milan, Italy. He has been a fellow British Council and Common Wealth Secretariat. He is a member of the UN task force on international taskforce on standard of excellence in public adminis- tration and education. His current interests include Modernization of state, Civil service system, Corporate Social Responsibility, Financial administration, Environmental administration, Privatization and restructur- ing, Poverty Alleviation and Good governance. He has also been a researcher for Planning Commission, Finance Commission, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory council and OECD. (26th – 27th May, 2011) The City of Hyderabad 400 years ago, Sultan Mohammed Quli, prince, poet and lover wanted to build a city unequaled in the world, a replica of Paradise itself! The magnificent Charminar— synonym for Hyderabad now — formed the center of new city Hyderabad of unparallel splendor. A cosmopolitan city, Hyderabad has much to offer to the visiting delegates by way of tourist attractions such as Charminar—a magnificent four minaret structure, the Mecca Masjid—the second biggest mosque in India, and Falaknuma Palace—one of the most attractive palaces of the world. The Salarjung Museum-a marvelous one-man collection, Buddha statue—world’s tallest monolithic statue. The Sri Venkateswara temple and Golconda Fort, is known for its excellence in engineering evident even today in terms of its acoustics, layout and impregnable fortification. Hyderabad is famous for its pearls, jewellery & clothes which come from all over the world. The city also has something special to offer for ladies– Bangles at Chudi Bazar—made famous by the poetess Sarojini Naidu in her “Bangle Sellers”. Hyderabad has become ‘Cyberabad’ with entrepreneurship, drive and avid interest of software professionals and Hitech City providing infrastructure to leading software companies.
All correspondence may be addressed to
Ms. Punam Singh / Dr. Shulagna Sarkar INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISE Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad-50007 Phone: 040- 27098145 / 8937 Extn (315 / 224) Cell : 9441427799 / 9963764735 e-mail: ipecsrconf@gmail.com Program Chair Convenors website : www.ipeindia.org Prof. R K Mishra Ms. Punam Singh, Dr. Shulagna Sarkar