Seminar | 11/17/2021
Complying with labor, safety, and environmental standards, has become an imperative in strategic management. A wide variety of multinational enterprises have responded by adopting compliance programs to enforce social standards in their global supply chains.
Participants
Ewerton Gruba, Director of Global Responsible Sourcing, Electrolux
Richard M. Locke, Professor and Provost, Brown University
Sarah Negro, Global Public Affairs Senior Manager, H&M Group, Hongkong
Mia Horn af Rantzien, CEO at SNS, will moderate the discussion.
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