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LBS 2023 International Sustainability Conference: Experts set to mobilize leadership action for sustainable development

The Lagos Business School Sustainability Centre (LBSSC) has announced that the 2023 International Sustainability Conference (ISC) co-convened by Lagos Business School and IHS Nigeria Ltd will hold virtually on November 7, 2023, from 12:00 pm – 3:30 pm (West Africa Time GMT+1).

The annual thought leadership and knowledge-sharing forum is also supported by Nestlé Nigeria PLC, the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the Shared Value Africa Initiative (SVAI).

This virtual conference is an annual gathering of global business leaders, sustainability champions, thought leaders, academics and professionals from various sectors and countries.

This year’s edition with the theme: “The Leadership Imperative for Sustainable Development” and sessions will focus on best practices, especially from the private sector in leading and shaping businesses, economies, communities, markets and sectors by integrating sustainability thinking and practice.

The conference will also showcase how such actions have contributed to development and policy priority outcomes especially related to the Africa Agenda 2063 Goals and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

The ISC is not just another conference, it’s the flagship dialogue-to-action forum of LBSSC that unites key multi-sectoral players and stakeholders to apprise them of emergent business models, and initiatives that mainstream sustainability into business operations from end-to-end in a manner that benefits communities, people, the environment and the organizations that practice them.

This year’s keynote speaker is the Head of Asia, Pacific, Middle East and Africa ESG Solutions, S & P Global Sustainable1, Michael Salvatico. Also, the conference will play host to panelists who will speak on the sub-themes of “Leading for Climate Resilience Towards Sustainable Business Performance” and “Business Models Innovating for Shared Value”.

They will share insights, learnings and recommendations for advancing the sustainable development agenda for Africa and the world at large

The Head, Sustainability at Lagos Business School, Orevaoghene Atanya, remarked: “The ISC has built an international following as a catalyst for thought leadership and insights for business and community transformation, and this year’s edition promises to be no exception.

“This year, the conference will delve into the crucial role of leadership in charting a course, and galvanizing critical stakeholders to deliver tangible business and impact outcomes that can fast-track sustainable development objectives which will impact the triple bottom line of people, planet and profits”.

She further said: “At the LBSSC, we will continue to advance knowledge and responsible business practice through information, education and most importantly practical solutions to help business leaders lead better and drive more sustainable outcomes for their businesses, their host communities and the environment”.

Dean, Lagos Business School and pioneer Director of the LBS Sustainability Centre, Prof. Chris Ogbechie said: “I encourage every business leader who wants to build a sustainable business which will succeed in the short and long term to register and attend the 2023 ISC.

“We will highlight the importance of leadership in delivering on your organisation’s strategy and bottom-line targets by leveraging sustainable business practices. The conference will explore the levers of action that leaders must employ in critical sectors to generate ripple effects, positively impacting both business performance and society as a whole”, Prof. Chris Ogbechie.

Key features of the ISC 2023 conference include the keynote address, engaging panel discussions, and best practice case presentations. Participants will be able to learn from industry experts, share insights, and join from the convenience of their computers or mobile devices in this cross-national and multisectoral dialogue.

The Lagos Business School is Africa’s leading management education institution and the LBS Sustainability Centre is a leading knowledge centre that brings together the theory and practice on business and sustainability for the advancement of performance and development outcomes.

ISC is co-convened with IHS Nigeria Ltd expert partners in communications infrastructure and an emerging markets leader with operations across Africa, Latin America and the Middle East.

Registration is open at http://bit.ly/SustConf_2023

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