SEMINAR 2006 EDITION

CITIZENS AS CSR PARTNERS. OBSTACLES, GOOD PRACTICES, WINNING STRATEGIES

June30th 2006 Experiences of Partnerships between Citizens' Organizations and Businesses in Europe
Chair: Franco TUMINO, President, Ancst Legacoop, Italy.
Introduction: Antonio GAUDIOSO, Deputy Secretary General, Cittadinanzattiva, Italy.
Opening remarks: Franca DONAGGIO, Undersecretary for Social Solidarity, Italy.
Main speakers: Melody ROSS, Project Manager, Active Citizenship Network, Rome, Italy; Giovanni MORO, President, FONDACA, Italy.
Discussion panel: Prof. Charles DERBER, Sociology Department, Leadership for Change, Boston College, Boston, USA; Agata STAFIEJ-BARTOSIK, CSR manager, Danone, Poland; NEIL MAKIN, Director of Corporate Affairs, Cadbury Schweppes, United Kingdom.

June 30th 2006 Guidelines for Increasing CSR Partnerships between Citizens and Businesses in Europe
Chair: Prof. Marco FREY, Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies of Pisa, Italy.
Main speaker: Charlotte ROFFIAEN, Director, Active Citizenship Network, Italy.
Roundtable: Sergio ARZENI, Director, Centre for Entrepreneurship and Head of the LEED Programme, OECD, Paris, France; Jane CLAYTON-JONES, Rutland Citizens Advice Bureau, United Kingdom; Susanne LANG, National Network for Civil Society (Bundesnetzwerk Bürgerschaftliches Engagement), Germany; Caroline MCCARTHY-STOUT, Public Affairs Manager, Kingfisher Plc, United Kingdom; Genevieve BESSE, Responsible for CSR, Employment Strategy, DG Employment and Social Affairs & Equal Opportunities, European Commission; Jette STEEN KNUDSEN, Director, Copenhagen Centre, Denmark; Pierluigi ORATI, Corporate Social Responsibility, ENEL, Italy; Riccarda ZEZZA, Community Involvement Emea, Corporate Relations and Responsibility, Nokia, Finland; Cristina DE LUCA, Vice-Minister for Social Policy, Italy;
Conclusions: Prof. Sandra WADDOCK, Carroll School of Management and Senior Research Fellow, BC Center for Corporate Citizenship Boston College, USA.

July 1, 2006 CSR Partnerships and the Financial Storm. Facing Micro and Macro Consequences of Misbehaviours in the Financial Sector.
Chair: Antonio CALABRÒ, Director of the News Agency APCom, Italy.
Roundtable: Vittorio BORELLI, Journalist, Author of the book "Banca Padrona", Italy; Edgardo IOZIA, Vice-President, UNI-Europa Finance and National Secretary Uilca, Italy; Roberto NICASTRO, CEO, UniCredit Banca, Italy; Giustino TRINCIA, Deputy Secretary General, Cittadinanzattiva, Italy; Paolo VAGNONE, CEO, RAS-Allianz, Italy; Nicola ROSSI, Member of the Finance Committee, Chamber of Deputies, Italy.
Conclusions: Teresa PETRANGOLINI, Secretary General, Cittadinanzattiva, Italy.