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Corporate Social Responsibility – what does it mean for your business? Join the debate
TravelMole’s next Travel Industry Question Time will tackle the issue of CSR in the travel industry.
A panel of top speakers will debate the issue on April 19 at the Hilton London Tower Bridge from 16.30.
The kind of issues to be tackled include:
*Is CSR vital for your future long-term success, or simply a passing phase?
*Is it just about marketing (ie being seen to do your bit) or something that will become an essential part of corporate life?
*Apart from helping to protect the environment, what else should your company be doing to demonstrate CSR?
*How do you cost the impact of your Carbon Footprint? Should it be mandated
policy from government ?
*What is the real value of carbon offsetting?
*Do taxes work as an effective deterrent to reduce travel and CO2 emissions?
*Is your CSR auditable?
Keep checking www.TravelMole.com for further details and information on how to register.
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