Jeremy Moon speaks on the real challenge of corporate responsibility
Understanding and communicating corporate impact may sound straightforward, but the reality is far more complex. Speaking at the 14th annual conference of the Japan Forum for Business and Society at Rikkyo University, Jeremy Moon explored what responsible business practice requires in an era of heightened scrutiny and evolving expectations.
In August 2024, Jeremy Moon took on the role as the Keynote speaker at the 14th annual conference for Japan Forum for Business and Society. The title of his talk was "Making Impact Visible: What are the corporate responsibilities?"
He opened his talk noting that ‘Commonsense suggests corporations should: understand their impacts & their significance; and enable their impacts to be visible’. He added, ‘If only it were so simple …’.
The talk continued by addressing the three key questions: Why? (& for who?) What? How?
In addition, Jeremy contributed to a Plenary Panel on Standardizing Impact Assessment: Institutionalization Trends and Their Implications for Corporate Action at which he made a short presentation on Standardization & institutionalization of reporting and corporate legitimacy: insights from Europe. He also acted as a Discussant at a PhD Workshop.
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