Speakers - Ashoka

Speakers:
Carole Diamant, Executive Director, Egalité des chances
Foundation
Vincent Oliver, Founder, Web Pédagogique
André Stern, Director, Arno Stern Institute &
Sinn-Stiftung Foundation
Nathalie Broux, Professor, Micro lycée à la Courneuve
Bouna Kane, Head of Education Program, IMS Entreprendre
pour la Cité, moderator
Speakers:
Emmanuel Faber, Chief Operating Offi cer – Vice Chairman
of the Board, Danone (Partner Chair HEC)
Bernard de Saincy, Corporate social responsability
Director, GDF Suez
Sonja Patscheke, Senior Consultant, FSG
Eric Brac de la Perrière, CEO, Eco-Emballages
Daphne Van Run, Organizational culture specialist,
Dreammeetsreality, moderator
Speakers:
Olivia Verger-Lisicki, Project Manager - BoP Program,
IMS Entreprendre pour la Cité
Antonella Desneux, Head of Corporate Social Responsability,
SFR
Gilles Reydellet, Director, The National Union of PIMMS
Guillaume Bapst, Founder and Director, ANDES
Tuesday / 15h30 - 17h
EXPLORING PATHWAYS
Equal Opportunities in France’s
Education System 303
In education systems in France, silos between the various
education actors results in unequal opportunities. How
can we build alliances between social entrepreneurs,
companies, and the education sector (in particular the
ones with innovative youth initiatives) to make equal opportunities
in education a reality for all? Ultimately, how
can we build confi dence in youth, while developing their
knowledge about interculturalism, non-violent communication,
solidarity, empathy, company spirit, etc.
Session lead by IMS.
New Mindsets for Corporate
Collaboration 205
Join a discussion on the barriers presented by traditional
business models and the opportunities that arise when
corporations and citizen sector organizations enter into
new partnerships. With a focus on the role of corporations
in hybrid value chains (HVC), top business leaders
will share their “hopes and fears” – as well as best practices
– about entering into this new type of partnership.
Social-Business Partnership in the
Global North 020
Social-business partnership is an increasingly recognized
strategy for servicing base of the pyramid (BOP) populations
in the Global South; however, there are many
successful - but little known - applications in Northern
countries. Participants will learn about the state of BOP
populations in Europe and how social entrepreneurs
and corporations are using market mechanisms to best
reach them.
Led by IMS.
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