An AMED FORUM

GLOBALISATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS IN SOCIETY

Wednesday, 16th APRIL 2003, 4-30 to 7-00pm. Speaker: Barry Coates
Director of the World Development Movement
Facilitator: Bruce Nixon, AMED Council Member, consultant and author of “Global Forces – A Guide for Enlightened Leaders – What Companies and Individuals can Do” and “Making a Difference - Strategies and Tools for Transforming your Organisation” AMED is pleased to host an innovative and participative forum on the challenges facing leading businesses in the global economy. Barry Coates will introduce the evening with a provocative analysis of the economic, ethical and environmental crisis facing much of the world. Participants will have opportunities for questioning, discussing and shaping a coherent response at the personal, organisational and societal levels. The focus will be on how we can play a role in shaping organisations that we and our children will feel proud to work within and also what individual citizens can do.

Venue: London School of Economics
Time: 4-30 to 7-00pm
Cost: AMED Corporate rate and non members £50-00; other AMED Members and WDM Members £30-00; Concessions for Charities and people on low incomes £15-00; £5-00 for students and unwaged.
To book or find out more about AMED or this event, please call Allyson Hatherill on 01923 859999 or email allyson@amed.org.uk

This is a joint event with the World Development Movement. AMED, a not for profit charity providing a network for people in OD and Leadership Development, would like to recognise the contribution of the WDM towards resolving global issues by sharing the proceeds of this meeting to enable them to continue their good work.