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Women Empowerment Program

“CSR & Brand Management - Communications, PR,

Public/Government Affairs, CSR Strategies &

Implementation”

INVOICE

To: ……………………………………..

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Attn.: ………………………………………………

No : INV/TEMP/0416/KESRA-SLMBIV/16

Date : February 18th, 2016

Due date : April 27th, 2016

Service : Conference Participation

Description :

The 8th Corporate Brand & CSR Indonesian Summit, “Sustainable Branding & Business

Growth” Special Theme: Women Empowerment, participation of 1 participant

Sari Pan Pacific Hotel, Jl. MH. Thamrin 6, Jakarta 10340, Thursday April 28th, 2015

Amount: IDR 1.836.735,-

(Conference Participation, incl. tax, price valid until before H - 3 days) – 1 (one) Participant

Bank transfer to Yayasan Salemba Studi Grup - Official Committee

Account Name : Yayasan Salemba Studi Grup

Bank : Bank Mandiri

Account No. : 129 00105 11711

Send us your confirmation payment or ATM struck to our e-mail:

[email protected] and [email protected]

Please send SMS or Whatsapp message first if you will attend on the spot or on the day

WhatsApp / SMS : 08568525068 or Call : 081218616908

Hans B. Siregar

Head of Committee




Implementation”

The 8th International Corporate Brand &CSR Summit 2016

Overview

Sustainability branding is the process of creating and maintaining an identity

of a specific product, service, or business that reflects special added value in terms of

environmental and social benefits. A brand is only perceived as being sustainable if it

can credibly convey sustainability benefits which are noticeable by and relevant to the

consumer. A sustainability brand must have an integrated culture for success. The key

to a sustainable brand is trust between the consumer and the brand, only when this is

achieved can a sustainable brand truly generate a USP and reap the benefits of it.

The issue of inclusive and sustainablegrowth is very decisive, considering

thedisproportionate allocation of wealth andwidening gap between the prosperity of

therich and the plight of the poor. TheCorporate Social Responsibility (CSR)activities

have started since 1990s now hasbecome a medium for most of corporate to

contribute to inclusive growthof society. The growing role of theprivate sector in

national and globalgovernance systems has opened new sitesfor political

representation and newpossibilities foremerging as a basis forawidening of corporate

accountability toinclude social, including genderimpacts.CSR has involved attempts

by civil societyand intergovernmentalorganisations to holdcorporations as well as

governmentsaccountable fortheir social andenvironmental impacts.

Most of the industries have the primary responsibility topromote women

empowerment through CSRactivities. Besides the private sector, thegovernment is

also ensuring that the publicsector companies participate actively in CSRinitiatives by

spending small per cent of theirnet profits.Companies today face an unprecedented

degree of critical scrutiny and rising expectations from customers,

employees,investors, and government entities. Increasingly, corporate executives

must find new ways to address the social, economic, andenvironmental effects of

doing business while balancing conflicting demands on their attention, time, and

company resources.Emphasizing the alignment of corporate social responsibility

(CSR) with business strategy.




Implementation”

This summit conference helps you to definepriorities, integrate social

responsibility throughout your business, and build both social business value and

women empowerment program. You will strengthenyour ability to define and

implement powerful CSR strategies that position the firm, its reputation, and its way

of doing business for enduring success.

Aim

Our goal is to amplify current leadership and success surrounding innovation

for sustainability, to educate business leaders throughout an organisation about how

they can contribute to a more sustainable brand, and to grow the market for business

solutions that can help companies reduce environmental and social impact and play a

more positive role in the lives of their stakeholders.

Assess risks and opportunities before making capital investments or other

business decisions

Align Corporate Brand &CSR strategies with organizational goals and

capabilities

Evaluate current initiatives and consolidate efforts around key objectives

Present a business case for Corporate Brand & CSR initiatives

Implement Corporate Brand &CSR at all levels of the company

Understand how Corporate Brand &CSR directly affects current and

future regulatory practices & customers

Foster successful interaction with key internal and external stakeholders as

well as governments and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)




Implementation”

Agenda

Key Note Speaker:

- Menteri Pemberdayaan Perempuan RI - Rektor UI

- DPR RI Chairman - UNDP

The Corporate Brand &CSR Indonesian 2015 content of the summit, namely:

Corporate Brand &CSR a Key Aspect for Business Success

o Forum Lead: Sandiaga Uno –Kadin Indonesia,

Christopher Marquis – Harvard Business School

Corporate Brand &CSR Regulation/Policy- Corporate Brand &Sustainability

Auditing Reporting

o Forum Lead: Prof Edward Webb – Chairman , NUS Bachelor of

Environmental

Clifford D. Ress – Business Association of European Countries

Investors’ Perspectives on Corporate Brand &CSR

o Forum Lead: MS Sembiring – Bursa Efek Indonesia (IDX) - KEHATI

Communicating and Branding Your Corporate Brand & CSR

o Forum Lead: Iwan Setiawan – Markplus Inc. / Marketeers

Boost Your Corporate Brand Reputation

o Forum Lead: Dr. Hifni Alifahmi – PR World


o Forum Lead: Noni S. Purnomo – Blue Bird Group

Corporate Brand &CSR Pilot Project – Visit Indonesia – Special Handycrafts

Integrating Social and Organizational Values

Making the business case for corporate brand &social responsibility by

calculating costs and benefits

Recognizing the links between the welfare of society and the success of the

organization

Examining opportunities designed to benefit the organization as well as the

community

http://www.csrindonesia.com/agenda.php

http://www.csrindonesia.com/agenda.php




Implementation”

Integrating corporate brand &social responsibility best practices into key business

areas

Identifying and managing the positive and negative impacts of business activities

on society

Driving Social Responsibility Throughout the Organization

Aligning corporate brand &social responsibility strategies and goals with

organizational objectives

Embedding Corporate Brand &CSR within the business culture to sustain the

strategy over the long term

Building Corporate Brand &CSR expertise through hiring and partnerships

Integrating corporate brand &social responsibility metrics into general

performance management systems

Disseminating information on Corporate Brand &CSR policies throughout the

organization

Demonstrating how Corporate Brand &CSR practices continue to affect

individuals and departments

Communicating the impact of corporate brand &social responsibility to capital

markets, shareholders, and otherstakeholders

Managing Risk and Decision Making

Interacting successfully with governments, NGOs, and stakeholders

Decentralizing Corporate Brand &CSR to allow for local differences and

optimizations across the organization

Identifying current vulnerabilities and predicting future pitfalls related to business

practices

Evaluating complex environments and potential impacts before investing capital

or making business decisions

Developing preparation and prevention processes for handling crisis scenarios

Integrating Corporate Brand &CSR initiatives in vendor and supplier agreements




Implementation”

Place & Time

Venue: Sari Pan Pacific Hotel, Jl. MH. Thamrin 6, Jakarta 10340;

https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-resorts/indonesia/jakarta/stay/rooms.html

Date: Thursday, April28th, 2016

Invitation & Participants

Indonesian House of Representatives, Social Welfare Ministry, Civitas Academia,

Lecturer, Students, International NGO, United Nation Representative, CSR

Association, Business Partners, Philanthropy Foundation, Governments,

Indonesian Stock Exchange, Marketing Associate, Media Partner, Multi

NationalCompanies, Local Companies, Local Community, etc