ESG Task Force
As companies are challenged to remain competitive in today’s ever-changing world, it is essential that businesses ensure they have a positive impact on society and the environment. The role of the Sustainable Development Committee is to promote exchanges and support the members on the various aspects of sustainability.
The Committee hosts discussions, cross committee events and initiatives, collaborative sessions, and workshops centred around sustainability. We also organise offsite visits to business sites.
Committee objectives
- Address issues specific to the sustainable development sector in Vietnam;
- Create a strong group to support members in the search for more sustainable practices;
- Promote members who have successfully implemented environmental action;
- Attracting more business to join;
- Make connections, create business for all, and have fun.
Working language: English, French
Governance
Paula Fajardo
Project & Operations Manager - APAC region
Schoolab Vietnam
Bao NGUYEN
Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Green Transition Consulting
Jonathan SOURINTHA
Co Managing Partner
HRK Group
2024 Meetings program
Topic 1: The Future of Green IT - 5 April 2024
A breakfast debate to find out more about the impact of IT use in your organisation, discover the realities of energy efficiency in Vietnam and come up with ideas on how to reduce your personal and organisational footprint.
In collaboration with the IT Committee and Earth Venture Capital.
Topic 2: ESG Masterclass Sustainable Business Transition - 21 May 2024
A workshop to get to know more about sustainability strategies that will guide organization’s sustainability transition. The interactions with the experts will allow to ensure a comprehensive and practical approach to ESG implementation and reporting.
Topic 3 : How to start your green transition - 12 June 2024
A breakfast talk presenting a new approach to facilitating the start of the green transition for SMEs, media/communications/events agencies, the hospitality and tourism industry, as well as large companies that don't know where to start.
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