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Region: North America
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Values-Driven Governance Models: Perspectives from Practitioners & Business Leaders Relating to Governance Models of Mission-Driven Companies
Our panel of experts shared their knowledge and experiences on governance models for mission-driven companies. They provided valuable insights into navigating legal considerations and practical aspects of forming and maintaining values-driven organisations.
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The Private Wealth Industry & Tax
Psychological and emotional connections with wealth and their impact on behaviours are material. Demographics,macroeconomic factors, family dynamics and upbringing, personality traits, and ethical values are some of the factors that influence attitudes toward money.
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On Money: Attitudes Towards Wealth and the Impact on Planning
Psychological and emotional connections with wealth and their impact on behaviours are material. Demographics,macroeconomic factors, family dynamics and upbringing, personality traits, and ethical values are some of the factors that influence attitudes toward money.
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Two-Pocket Thinking Is Dead (or It Should Be)
This article by Impact Entrepreneur discusses the limitations of “two-pocket thinking,” in business and the importance of ethical leadership and advocates for a holistic perspective that prioritises integrity and accountability.
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Building an Impact Law Practice
A plenary session featuring managing partners and senior lawyers from five diverse law firms across France, Argentina, the UK, Ghana, and the USA discuss the essence and practicalities of what it means to be an impact law practice, how impact approaches are integrated across firm culture & structures and their practical implications for client advisory…
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Evolving Approaches to ESG, Pro Bono and Impact Law: Roundtable Session
Explore the evolving trends in social impact, the role of pro bono work, and the relevant ESG initiatives that can be leveraged to foster meaningful change. This includes examining how pro bono efforts align with ESG principles and impact lawyering, as well as understanding where they fit within the broader landscape of corporate responsibility.
