
Guo Changjiang,Vice President of RCSC addressed on the forum
 Liu Beixian, president of Chinese News Agency addressed on the forum Zhu Xiaoming, Vice Chairman, the Shanghai Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Executive President and Professor of Management, CEIBS addressed on the forum
 Mr. Liu Xuanguo, Deputy Secretary-General of CRCF addressed on the forum
 Representative of Europe addressed on the forum
The 3rd China-Europa Forum on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) was held on July 9 at the campus of China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) in Shanghai, themed "Comparative vision on Corporate Social Responsibility in China and Europe : challenges and methods" Chinese Red Cross Foundation (CRCF) is a co-sponsor of the forum. Many leaders attended this forum chaired by CRCF including that from Shanghai municipality, CEIBS, Chinese News Agency, Red Cross Society of China, All-China Federation of Trade Unions, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council of China, International Social Observatory , Global Social Compliance Programme , European Economic and Social Council, European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, World Forum for a Responsible Economy and the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs .
More than 100 subject-matter experts and leaders from various organizations shared diverse views and experiences in their sectors on seven different topics, exploring appropriate models for sustainable development feasible respectively for China and Europe. China’s needs center around improving enterprises' core competitiveness in the international markets, which in the end will help in building a harmonious society thru sustainable development.
The forum is an important activity of CRCF‘s designated fund for CRS. The fund was set up by both “China News Week”and CRCF in 2006 with an aim to promote the concept and the practice of CSR. By now, 5 sessions of Global Corporate Social Responsibility Forum: China have been sponsored by the fund.
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