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French-German Leadership Discourse

The next event from our Series The French-German Leadership Discourse is on! This quarter, we will again have a conversation with a top leader from business and society in Germany and France around the topic of leadership in Business and beyond. Join the dialog with our guest speaker Anne-Marie Descôtes, Ambassador of France in Germany. We cordially invite you to join this event online in our livestream.

Duration

100% Online

Date

May 12, 17:00 - 18:00

# Your Contact

 

Jürgen Koch

Manager Executive Education

jkoch@escp.eu
+49 30 32007-217

Conference on Sustainable Innovation - 2018

# Supported By

# WHAT IS THE SDG CONFERENCE?

In January 2016, the Agenda 2030, signed by all 193 Member States of the United Nations, came into action. The Agenda considers all dimensions of sustainability - social, environmental and economic. It commits to 17 ambitious Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which governments, civil society and industry aim to achieve together in the coming 15 years.

In 2017 ESCP Berlin launched its first conference focused on the Agenda 2030. We feel that education, especially for future business leaders, is key to achieving these Global Goals. At the conference ESCP Master in Management students worked together with dedicated professionals from corporations, institutions, and civil societies to come up with creative solutions for  global challenges. These challenges include climate, water and food crises, poverty, conflict and inequality.

Our 2018 conference connects future business leaders with representatives from the government, corporate and civil society sectors to come up with ideas and business innovations. Our goal is for our students to see how they can make an impact and to help the world achieve the UN SDGs.

# Conference Participants

We welcome stakeholders from the Political/Government, Business, and Civil Society spheres to work together on the Agenda 2030. Over 1,5 days we will share and discuss challenges from our unique perspectives. This will help us learn from each other, to expand our networks, and to develop new collaboration strategies.

Join us to share your projects and to generate new ideas in workshops and discussions. We encourage you to also contribute to a workshop or to participate in the workshop jury.

Key figures:
  • 350+ ESCP students
  • ESCP faculty members from various disciplines
  • Students and faculty members from other universities
  • 80+ experts from the corporate, political and NGO worlds

# Locations

Berlin

Allianz
Forum

Pariser Platz (live stream here)

January 11

Berlin

ESCP
Campus

Heubnerweg 8 - 10

January 12

# Testimonials

# Experts & Sponsors 2018

We are grateful for the following sponsors and their experts who participated in the conference. Thank you for making this one of the biggest sustainability-related career conferences in Europe.

# Agenda

The aim of the 1,5 day conference is to introduce the SDGs and the Agenda 2030 as a framework for managers and entrepreneurs to transform existing business models and to come up with future-oriented business opportunities. Students experience the dimensions of the SDGs, reflect together with professionals for the different sectors, and come up with ideas to empower a precise goal in an existing business.

Day 1

Introduction - Understanding the SDGs

13:15 Group picture in front of the Brandenburg Gate
13:30 Registration
14:00 Welcome - Prof. Dr. Andreas Kaplan, Rector ESCP Europe Berlin
 Keynote - Agenda 2030: Key challenges of implementation of the SDGs– Dr. Ingolf Dietrich,   Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation & Development
14:20 The global challenges we face – Keynote Prof. Dr. Kai Niebert, President DNR
14:35Why should universities & students engage in the SDGs?
 Panel discussion: Prof. Dr. Andreas Kaplan, Dr. Ingolf Dietrich, Prof. Dr. Kai Niebert
15:00 Business models with impact: pitching Sessions with Kiron, Mobisol, UNEP, SirPlus & LemonAid
16:00 Interactive Break
16:45 How can business contribute to deliver a sustainable world
Impuls: Hubertus Drinkuth- Managing Director Systain Consulting
17:00How to scale and accelerate systematic change with the SDGs
Panel discussion: Dr. Florian Lüdeke-Freund, ESCP Europe -  Dr. Philipp Steinberg, BMWi - Caroline  Masabo, GIZ - Hubertus Drinkuth, Systain Consulting
17:45 Invitation to change – Johannes Heidenrich, Plant for the Planet
18:00 Get-together
  Moderation: Andrea Thilo

Day 2

Deep Dive – Group work on a specific goal

9:00 Welcome & Registration
9:30 Workshop Session I: Tackling problems
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Workshop Session II: Finding Solutions
15:30 Coffee Break
16:30 Preparing the Pitch Session
17:30 Finish & Expert Get together

# Workshop Sessions 2018

Bio-economy and Sustainability

Moderator: Stan Muraczewski

 

Experts/Coaches

Wouter Moekotte (BeO Bottle), Martin Clemesha (Braskem), Kristy-Barbara Lange (European Bioplastics)

Workshop Description

Industry, innovation, infrastructure : What are the top 3 best innovations in the bio-economy today? Pick 1 and write a strategy to make it become public mainstream. Responsible consumption and production : What are the pros and cons of bio-plastics? Give 3 precise solutions to tackle the negative impacts in the experts' perimeter. Climate action : How can the bio-economy help to fight climate change? According to your findings, prepare a pitch to convince business angels to invest in the bio-economy industry.

Sustainable Development Goal 1

Moderator: Deniz Turkcu

 

Experts/Coaches

Karolina Baltulyte (UNICEF Berlin International Team), Volker Klima (Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)), Alexander Piutti (Serial entrepreneur)

Workshop Description

Karolina Baltulyte works in video production and media fields and is also a volunteer at The International Team UNICEF Berlin. Volker Klima  is a rural development specialist with more than 10 years’ experience working and conducting research in Latin America/Caribbean and Asia for the German government and international NGOs.

Sustainable Development Goal 2

Moderator: Yvonne Löwenstein & Valentine D'Hoffschmidt

Experts

Elia Carceller (SlowFood), Claire Gusko (INFARM), Sebastian Stricker and Victoria Leonhardt (Share The Meal)

Workshop Description

Elia Carceller is the Youth Academy Coordinator at SlowFood. Claire is the Growth Manager at INFARM, working with teams across the company to identify and facilitate strategic growth initiatives. Sebastian Stricker (Founder), Victoria Leonhardt (Operations Manager).

Sustainable Development Goal 3

Moderator: Thomas Erichsen

Experts/Coaches

Carolin Kleiner (YUSE), Radostina Netsova (UNICEF Berlin International Team), Stefan Wilhelm (Bayer Foundation)

Workshop Description

In her last job Carolin did Business Development for an innovative social project, which she’s now going to found as her own company, YUSE. Radostina Netsova is a Social Psychologist, PhD Researcher in International Relations and Cultural Diplomacy, Volunteer for UNICEF Berlin International Team.

Sustainable Development Goal 4

Moderator: Anya Chodosh

Experts

Franziska Bormann (Kiron), Gunda-Alexandra Detmers (UNICEF), Clemens Mulokozi (Jambo Bukoba)

Workshop Description

Clemens Mulokozi, founder of the association Jambo Bukoba e.V. that empowers children in Tanzania through Sports.

Sustainable Development Goal 5

Moderator: Theresa Gerdes

Experts

Jessica Fröhlich & Isabelle Hoyer (PANDA), Olaf Radant (BearingPoint), Dr. Julia Schimeta (Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth), Monika Schulz-Strelow & Elisabeth Kern (FidAR e.V.)

Workshop Description

Dr. Olaf Radant works as a Manager for the consulting company BearingPoint in the areas of strategy-, organizational development and business transformation. His research interests include demographic change, HR-Strategies and organizational development. Dr. Julia Schimeta is the Advisor European and international gender equality policy at the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth. Monika Schulz-Strelow is President of FidAR – Frauen in die Aufsichtsräte e.V. In 2006 with a group of highly motivated women, Monika Schulz-Strelow founded FidAR – Frauen in die Aufsichtsräte e.V. (Women in boards) which is a non-partisan initiative, campaigning for an increase of female board members in Germany.

Sustainable Development Goal 6

Moderator: Julia Kühl

Experts

Christiane Albrecht (Brot für die Welt), Abdurasul Kayumov (BORDA), Miriam Melcher (P&G)

Workshop Description

Christiane Albrecht (M.A.) was working for six years in the international media development & training at Deutsche Welle Akademie. Currently she is in charge of the educational work about the global responsibility at Bred for the world in the region of Berlin and Brandenburg.

Sustainable Development Goal 7

Moderator: Gabriele Caruso

 

Experts

Thomas Duveau (Mobilsol), Nico Fettes (Carbon Disclosure Project), Thomas Liesch (Allianz), Florian Lüdeke-Freund (ESCP Europe)

Workshop Description

Thomas Duveau is Chief Strategy Officer at Mobisol, a solar home system company that has brought electricity to more than 500.000 people living in Tanzania, Kenya and Rwanda, thereby effectively contributing to reaching SDG7.

Sustainable Development Goal 8

Moderator: Melanie Keita

Experts

Paul Bethke (LemonAid & ChariTea), Elizabeth Falmagne (On Purpose), Thomas Rolf (GIZ)

 

Sustainable Development Goal 9

Moderator: Dev

Experts

Emmanuel Cacheux (Bombardier), Alexander Holst & Julia Kroschewski (Accenture Strategy, Sustainability & Trust), Albert Kreisel & Max Becker (Urban Lab), Jannis Sutor (Volkswagen AG)

Workshop Description

Alexander Holst is Managing Director for Accenture Strategy and leads the Sustainability and Trust Practice in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Julia Kroschewski is a strategy consultant at Accenture Strategy Sustainability & Trust and supported the developement of the handbook “How companies can improve their impact on the Sustainable Development Goals and Harness the Power of Digitalization”

Sustainable Development Goal 10

Moderator: Solen de Kervasdoué

Experts

Alexander Schmid (Bearing Point), Julia Epp (WZB), Pascal Bock (Volkswagen AG)

Workshop Description

The purpose of the workshop is that futures managers gain some knowledge about sustainable transportation and to make them rethink about their practices and that of organizations with regard to mobility. First, an overview of the subject and its importance for sustainable development will be given, and each experts will introduce themselves and their role within the mobility sector. Then, we will start the design thinking process, in which students will be asked to participate to didactic games and answer questions, in order to develop solutions together with experts, regarding a specific topic in sustainable mobility.

Sustainable Development Goal 11

Moderator: Judith Exl

Experts

Mario Dziamski (Deutsche Bahn), Olga Horn (ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability), Thomas Kraubitz (BuroHappold)

Sustainable Development Goal 12

Moderator: Clara Camesasca

Experts

Garette Clark (UNEP), Mari Nishimura (UN), Malte Rose (Swash Village)

Workshop Description

Garrette Clark leads UN Environment's activities to support a shift to sustainable lifestyles and education. Building on evidence, she coordinates methodologies and messaging on what are sustainable lifestyles and how to promote them. Malte Rose, Assistant Programme Coordinator (HR) for the "SWASH Village” programme of the sustainable development grassroots NGO EduCARE India. SWASH Village is an NGO initiative undertaking small scale applied research and community based sustainable solutions for sanitation and waste management in rural India.

Sustainable Development Goal 13

Moderator: Robin Vroom

 

Experts

Klaus Hagedorn (2degree Investing Initiative), David Oehmen (UNFCCC), Marc Watine (PwC)

Workshop Description

Klaus works for the international think-tank 2° Investing Initiative as an analyst and project manager with expertise in renewable technologies, energy data and IT development. David Oehmen studied Media Management as well as Politics and Economics in Cologne, Bochum and Rennes and worked as a TV journalist before joining UN Climate Change, where he now leads the digital strategies and innovation workstream of the organization's Climate Change Adaptation programme. Marc Watine is Senior Consultant in PwC’s Infrastructure Advisory practice. His current consultancy projects include the development, implementation and evaluation of plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the energy and transportation sectors.

Sustainable Development Goal 14

Moderator: Leon Philippi

Experts

Markus Höfels (Noventiz), Christoph Schulz (CareElite)

Workshop Description

With 50 years, 3 children and living in Cologne Markus Höfels has several positions in the Food- and Recycling area. He founded the Noventiz-Group in 2006 and is the CEO and Speaker of the board. Christoph Schulz is a Social Entrepreneur and Environmentalist from Berlin. He founded his automated Online Business CareElite to fight against plastic garbage in the environment and to change consumer behavior.

Sustainable Development Goal 15

Moderator: Camilla Gori

Experts

Raphael Fellmer (SirPlus), Maximilian Mueller (International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)), Sascha Rieth (BioCompany)

Workshop Description

Raphael is tackling food waste since 2009, he lived 5 years without using money to raise awareness for 1/3 of all food that is wasted globally. He is Co-founder and CEO of SirPlus, a surplus online shop & supermarket in Berlin.

Sustainable Development Goal 16

Moderator: Nathanael Dagane

Experts

Steffen Kunaht (PwC), Angela McClellan (Transparency International)

Workshop Description

Ms. McClellan is a senior expert on anti-corruption and anti-bribery issues in business. She is currently leading global advocacy and communication of Transparency International’s Business Integrity team.

Sustainable Development Goal 17

Moderator: Marie Fillion

 

Experts

Axel Bachmann (Coca Cola European Partners), Prof. Dr. Silke Bustamante (HWR Berlin)

 

# Your contact

Dr. Michaela Wieandt

Head of Career Development

mwieandt@escp.eu
+49 30 32007-166

Company Presentation
Shell

In this one-hour presentation Shell will present their company, internship programs and business model. There will time for Q&A at the end

Learn more & register on JobTeaser!

Location

online; Zoom Link provided upon registration

Date

Nov. 23-24, 2020

Language

English

# Your Contact

Tanja Hejlskov

Manager, Career Development

thejlskov@escp.eu
+49 30 32007-164

Conference on Sustainable Innovation - 2019

# WHAT IS THE SDG CONFERENCE?

Future decision makers must understand their impact and responsibility when planning their social and economic development. Since 2016 an increasing number of companies have integrated the UN Global Goals of Sustainable Development (SDGs) into their business activities. Partnerships with NGOs and/or political institutions allow them to reach more sustainable results.

ESCP is committed to the Agenda 2030 and has integrated the SDGs into the curriculum to train future managers. We believe future decision makers must understand their responsibility in relation to their social and economic impact.

The Conference on Sustainable Innovation is part of this training. Since 2017 it has allowed businesses, political institutions, and civil society to reflect on their projects related to the SDGs and sustainability, and to contribute to the education of young talents.

# Conference Participants

We welcome stakeholders from the Politics/Government, Business, and Civil Society spheres to work together on the Agenda 2030. Over 1,5 days we will share and discuss challenges from our unique perspectives. This will help us learn from each other, to expand our networks, and to develop new collaboration strategies.

Join us to share your projects and to generate new ideas in workshops and discussions. We encourage you to also contribute to a workshop or to participate in the workshop jury.

Key figures:
  • 350+ ESCP students
  • ESCP faculty members from various disciplines
  • Students and faculty members from other universities
  • 80+ experts from the corporate, political and NGO worlds

# Locations

Berlin

Allianz
Forum

Pariser Platz (live stream here)

January 10

Berlin

ESCP
Campus

Heubnerweg 8 - 10

January 11

# Testimonials

# Experts & Sponsors 2019

We are grateful for the following sponsors and their experts who participated in the conference. Thank you for making this one of the biggest sustainability-related career conferences in Europe.

# Agenda

Day 1

Understanding SDG Partnerships & Business Transformation

 

Access the Day 1 live stream here starting at 13:00!

13:00 Welcome Coffee & Check-in
  in front of the Brandenburg Gate
13:30 Welcome Speeches: Conference Chairs, Andreas Kaplan and Jan Ehlers: "Introduction to the Sustainability Debate - Understanding the Importance of the SDGs and Agenda 2030"
14:00 Key Note from representatives of the Business, Government & NGO/Society sectors:
  Jörg Mayer-Ries, Head of Division, Sustainable Development and Citizen Participation, Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety

Luca Crisciotti, CEO, DNV GL

Susanna Krüger, CEO, Save the Children

14:30 Panel Discussion: Challenges of implementing sustainability
15:00Audience Reflection
15:15 Networking Coffee-Break
15:45 Best Practices of Trilateral Projects - Project Flashlights:
 Franck Vogel, Photojournalist

Gènica Schäfgen, Head of Ecosia Germany

Florian Hoffmann, CEO & Founder, DO School

Thomas Schindler, CEO & Founder, delodi

Dr. Joana Breidenbach, Co-Founder, betterplace.org

Yvonne Löwenstein, Sustainability Manager, Share

17:00 Closing debate: Digital interaction – What did you learn?
17:30Closing remarks & Check out
 Moderation: Andrea Thilo

Day 2

Implementing – Group work on a specific work stream

9:00 Welcome & Registration
9:30 Workshop Session I: Tackling problems
12:30 Lunch
13:30 Workshop Session II: Finding Solutions
15:30 Coffee Break
16:30 Preparing the Pitch Session
17:30 Finish & Expert Get together

# Workshop Sessions 2019

Bio-economy and Sustainability

Moderator: Stan Muraczewski

 

Experts/Coaches

Wouter Moekotte (BeO Bottle), Martin Clemesha (Braskem), Kristy-Barbara Lange (European Bioplastics)

Workshop Description

Industry, innovation, infrastructure : What are the top 3 best innovations in the bio-economy today? Pick 1 and write a strategy to make it become public mainstream. Responsible consumption and production : What are the pros and cons of bio-plastics? Give 3 precise solutions to tackle the negative impacts in the experts' perimeter. Climate action : How can the bio-economy help to fight climate change? According to your findings, prepare a pitch to convince business angels to invest in the bio-economy industry.

Sustainable Value Chains

Moderator: Erik Gloy

Experts

Wolfgang Baum  (Fairventures Worldwide), Julia Breidenstein (HUMANA Kleidersammlung GmbH)

Workshop Description

Real sustainability can only be truly achieved when all parts of the value chain work together. The Circular Economy, use and re-use of materials as a concept improves the environmental impact of the entire value chain, meaning not onlyl ow environmental impact but also positive societal impact. Customers and suppliers need to work together with all the stakeholders along their value chain to further improve the overall footprint of the value chain. How can we enhance a value chain in order to contribute not only to new innovations, value proposition development and advancing sustainability metrics, but also to sustainable development?

Tech for Good

Moderator: Ruby Hawliczek

Experts/Coaches

Prof. Dr. Phillip Meissner (ESCP Europe), Thomas Schindler (Delodi)

Workshop Description

Exponential technologies (drones, sensors, etc) are reshaping every aspect of our lives and disrupting every industry. The accelerating pace of change is unfamiliar and unprecedented. How can we leverage the opportunities the advancement of technologies provides us with for the solution of the Global Grand Challenges of Sustainable Development?

Food Waste in Germany

Moderator: Marei von Götz, Sumaya Sadek

 

 

Experts/Coaches

Sascha Rieth (Bio Company), Frederic Goldkorn (Querfeld), Gregor Raimann (Raimann Concepts)

Workshop Description

According to Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, around one-third of all food produced for human consumption is lost or disposed of along the value chain. The topic of food waste is becoming increasingly urgent, as the pressure on global resources is increasing due to a growing world population. In Germany alone 18 million tons of food waste are generated annually, of which 9.9 million tons could be avoided. Although we are facing hunger on one side of the world, we are still throwing away a huge chunk of the food we produce. Framed by SDG 12 (sustainable production and consumption) and SDG 2 (zero hunger) students will work in groups to look at different parts of the supply chain to evaluate what actions can be taken to reduce food waste. The outcome will be the get a holistic understanding of the problem and develop action plans for different stakeholders.

Fashion: Upstream Supply Chain

Moderator: Martina Saiu

Experts

Maria Ledous (Uniqlo), Nora Vehling (Fashion Revolution Germany), Beth Greenaway (Zalando)

Workshop Description

The fashion industry employs millions of people worldwide and it is increasingly facing scrutiny regarding transparency and disclosure of information about its supply chains. In this workshop we aim to look at the upstream supply chain of the fashion industry, considering the social implications, such as working conditions, that result from the fast pace required to deliver up to 50 collections a year for major fast fashion brands.

E-waste

Moderator: Valentin Bouvier

 

Experts

Phillip Buddemeier (Accenture Strategy), Nico Pastewski (Accenture Strategy)

Workshop Description

In this workshop, we will tackle the pressing issue of E-waste, and see how it could be prevented or used at an advantage, through principles of the Circular economy. With the help of two expert consultants from Accenture and a representative of Grover, a company whose business model is changing the way we consume electronics, students will be encouraged to think of ways to integrate the Circular economy in the business models of leading electronics producers.

Supply Chain Intricacies of a food-specific products: From Farm to Consumer

Moderator: Wyatt Ball

Experts

Sarah Budke (Chérie Chocolat), Ömür Kasap (Unilever Germany - Ben & Jerrys)

Workshop Description

This workshop looks to facilitate a discussion and analysis of the different steps within the supply chain of bringing a food product (in this case, chocolate) in a sustainable manner. The experts will provide an overview of the different steps within the chocolate supply chain and discuss briefly (in presentation format) how the base-product is cultivated and shipped along its supply chains to the consumer end. The participants tasks will be to highlight the difficulties along the supply chain and discuss in detail where and in what innovative manners can the associated environmental, social, and economic variables the product creation and consumption can be altered or changed.

Workshop on Sustainable Consumption within the Beauty Sector

Moderator: Sandra Pekle

 

Experts

Anna Lucuk (Coty), Paul McNeillis (DNV GL)

Workshop Description

The Beauty industry has lot of consumers and influencers. It is therefore well suited for raising consumers awareness through numbers of consumers as well as social medias. Engaging in consumers topics has mass appeal. The workshop will thrive to answer the following question : How can the beauty sector raise consumers awareness of sustainable issues in order to drive actions in the supply chain or other sustainable development? The workshop will also work on a short case study on how “CoverGirl” became the largest beauty brand to earn cruelty free International’s “Leaping Bunny” certification.

Waste Management Systems in Mass Events

Moderator: Andrea Bragagna

Experts

Andrea Bragagna (Regatta ESCP Europe)

Workshop Description

The workshop will have the objective to give students the chance to employ their creative mindsets to find a solution to the unavoidable production of waste during such a large event. The students will be prompted to follow a design thinking approach to developing a waste management system from a circular economy standpoint. In doing this they will be supported by the knowledge of an expert in the field.

Sustainable Mobility and Delivery Systems workshop

Moderator: Solène Tobler

Experts

Matt Stewart (DO School), Phillip Tettenborn (DO School), Marc Watine (PwC Germany)

Workshop Description

The ocean represents 90% of the earth’s biosphere. It's sheer size and rich diversity represent a wealth of opportunities and resources in times of rapid population growth. But the continuation of current unsustainable business practices is jeopardizing it all. In this workshop, we will explore impactful innovations and put our creativity to work for the oceans!

Sustainable mobility: How can individuals and businesses reduce their carbon footprint?

Moderator: Solen de Kervasdoué

Experts

Alexander Schmid (Bearing Point), Julia Epp (WZB), Pascal Bock (Volkswagen AG)

Workshop Description

The purpose of the workshop is that futures managers gain some knowledge about sustainable transportation and to make them rethink about their practices and that of organizations with regard to mobility. First, an overview of the subject and its importance for sustainable development will be given, and each experts will introduce themselves and their role within the mobility sector. Then, we will start the design thinking process, in which students will be asked to participate to didactic games and answer questions, in order to develop solutions together with experts, regarding a specific topic in sustainable mobility.

Challenges of sustainable paper packaging for consumer goods

Moderator: Emilie Grytte Eikeland

Experts

Dominique Kathe (Mars Petcare), Ulrich Malessa (FSC Deutschland), Larissa Gleich (Consulting & Organisation)

Workshop Description

Packaging plays an important part in both protecting products and communicating product features, but have you ever thought about the environmental and social impact of packaging production and consumption? We will in this workshop explore the sustainability related challenges concerning paper packaging for consumer goods and how we can overcome these challenges.

Blockchain

Moderator: Tom Caponiti

Experts

Joséphine Quioc (GIZ Blockchain Lab), Sven Edgren (DNV GL), Marta Ghiglioni (Italia FinTech)

Workshop Description

Almost everyone has heard of blockchain by now, but it's not just a buzzword. Distributed ledgers are an increasingly disruptive technology, changing the way businesses operate and interact. Blockchain can even be used to tackle environmental and social needs, while covering the scope of everything from energy to supply chain management.

Creating and Improving Access to Sustainable Healthcare in an Innovative Approach

Moderator: Yin Shi Pang

 

Experts

Joanna Pawlik (Reckon Digital), Dr. Sebastian Winkler (Thalamed)

Workshop Description

The healthcare industry is experiencing its most rapid pace of innovation ever. The shift is accelerated by technology innovation from the important dimensions including public health outreach, consumer and service experience, personalized care, remote patient management systems, patient information security in a more integrated and comprehensive manner. Welcome to join us if you are interested in the challenge and opportunity of the healthcare industry and eager to create new or significantly improved business models, organizational models, processes, methods of service delivery to develop a sustainable healthcare.

Recycling and Sustainability in plastic packaging

Moderator: Masooma Shrivastava

Experts

Miriam Melcher (Procter & Gamble), Clara Burow (Impact Revolution), Claudi Vietta (Leef)

Workshop Description

In 2015 the world produced more than 380 million tonnes of plastic. For context, this is roughly equivalent to the mass of two-thirds of the world population. Moreover, a recent report highlighted that an average person eats 70,000 microplastics (small disintegrated pieces of plastic) each year. Presently, our production and consumption of plastic is far greater than our waste management capacity. Given the global scale of plastic pollution, there is an immediate need of action from both businesses and consumers to control our dependence on plastic. In this workshop we will tackle the issue of plastic waste and see how businesses can innovate and disrupt their product or business model.

Sustainable Business School – Designing Tomorrow?

Moderator: Prof. Dr. Florian Lüdeke-Freund

Experts

Prof. Dr. Florian Lüdeke-Freund (ESCP Europe Berlin), PD Dr. Remmer Sassen (University of Hamburg), Elisa Gansel (University Duisburg-Essen)

Workshop Description

Florian Lüdeke-Freund is Professor for Corporate Sustainability at ESCP Europe Berlin and Academic Director of the Master in Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Innovation. His teaching and research deal with sustainable entrepreneurship, corporate sustainability management, and sustainable business models. Florian founded www.sustainablebusinessmodel.org in 2013, an international hub for sustainable business model research.

Impact Measurement

Moderator: Janine Schnabel

Experts

Janine Schnabel (TomorrowIsNow), Alena Klatte (Value for Good)

Workshop Description

The workshop gave the students the possibility to dive deep into the topic of impact measurement. After a short introduction into the IOOI model - the students developed themselves business models which have profit but at the same time have an impact on society. The next step then was to measure the positive impact. It was surprising for the students to learn that impact always goes alongs with negative consequences. The students were astonished by the results one can achieve only in a few hours.

Smart Living

Moderator: Daniel Schmitt

 

Experts

Marguerite Bellec (Viessmann Group), Michael Werner (Scholz & Friends)

Workshop Description

Current debates on resource scarcity or climate change are intrinsically linked with energy production. The energy system is undergoing a fundamental change with increasing shares of renewables and an emergence of innovative business models. While technologies and incentive schemes on the production side are broadly discussed, everyday energy consumption on the demand side is focussed less. The smart living workshop entails this discussion and aims at tackling both the benefits of such techology development (and how to communicate them) and the challenges they are facing.

Energy

Moderator: Alice Grillon

Experts

Plug & Play, Solarkios, Golfstrom

Workshop Description

Understanding the challenges actors in the renewable energy sector are currently facing in order to expand and make it easily accessible to people. Among those challenges : cost, market availability and stockage.

Green Banking – A New Strategy to Regain Legitimacy for the European Banking Sector?

Moderator: Prof. Dr. Rolf Brühl

 

Experts

Prof. Dr. Rolf Brühl (ESCP Europe), Benedikt Kapteina (ESCP Europe)

Workshop Description

by the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and the demands of millennial investors. In in the eleventh year after Lehman’s bankruptcy, banks need to consider different societal expectations by developing new strategies and business models. Additionally, the EU Action Plan to finance sustainable growth, commissioned by the EU-Commission, has put forward proposals for the future design of a European financial system. This initiative aims to foster sustainability in the banking sector.

Sustainable Cities

Moderator: Team of Urban Desing Thinking.com

 

Experts

Simon Steiner & Jan Fritsche & Hilde Rosenboom (Urban Design Thinking)

Workshop Description

Clear view in the urban jungle? With the human-centered Urban Design Thinking approach we will develop an exemplary site close to Berlin in this workshop. We will connect different expertise and set a framework to cope with complexity and to open up sustainable potentials.

Storytelling for Sustainable Fashion

Moderator: Clara Camesasca

 

Experts

Isabelle Laurencin (Plug & Play Netherlands and Director of Fashion for Good), Rune Orloff (Parley from the Oceans), Lucas Klocke, (Uniqlo Germany), Marie-Sophie Vorbrodt, (Share)

Workshop Description

Exploring the role of marketing, communications and storytelling in shaping consumer behavior and accelerating the shift towards sustainable and circular business models in the fashion industry .

Sustainable Finance - Developing transparent and long-term oriented investments & The relationship between climate change and financial risks

Moderator: Theresa Gerdes andNathan Raynouard

 

Experts

Manuel Ehlers (Triodos), Cosima Stahr (adelphi), Klaus Hagedor (Analyst, 2degree Investing Initiative), Yvonne Zwick (Hub for Sustainable Finance), Katharina Latif (Allianz SE), Prof. Houdou Basse Mama (ESCP Europe Berlin)

Workshop Description

In order to achieve the EU’s 2030 sustainable development targets, the European Commission developed a roadmap to boost the role of finance in achieving a well-performing economy that delivers on environmental and social goals as well. This roadmap has three main objectives: reorienting capital flows towards sustainable investment, managing financial risks stemming from climate change, and fostering transparency and long-termism in financial and economic activities. In this workshop, we aim to develop ideas how to enhance transparency coupled with a long-term orientation.

# Your contact

Dr. Michaela Wieandt

Head of Career Development

mwieandt@escp.eu
+49 30 32007-166

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