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Stakeholder Capitalism: Implications for Bankers

The essential purpose of capitalism is rapidly evolving to better serve all stakeholders. Stakeholder capitalism describes the emerging paradigm that businesses should operate not only for profit, but also in consideration of how their operations benefit or harm society. This webinar will provide bankers an understanding of how to incorporate social, environmental, and governance considerations into business planning and corporate reporting practices.

Upcoming
Tuesday, July 18th, 2023
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Presented by Francis Janes
$279.00 or 1 Token

Includes: Live Access, 30 Days OnDemand Playback, Presenter Materials and Handouts

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  • Compliance Officer
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  • Marketing Officer/Business Development
  • Risk Manager
  • Senior Management
  • Training Manager
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Consumers and society at large are expecting more from their banks. Embracing these responsibilities can help shareholders, too. Stakeholder capitalism describes the emerging paradigm that businesses should operate not only for profit, but also in consideration of how their operations benefit or harm society. Acknowledging stakeholders, banks should take into account how their actions affect the environment, their employees, and the consumers who use their products. As a result, governance models must adapt to ensure that the business enterprise operates more ethically and transparently. This re-imagination of the purpose of a business has been embraced by powerful organizations such as the Business Roundtable and the International Business Council. During this webinar, participants will gain insights into corporate social responsibility best practices. In addition, bankers will be introduced to impact reporting standards, certifications, and frameworks that help build credibility and trust with stakeholders.

What You'll Learn

  • How stakeholder capitalism is transforming business and banking
  • Consumer attitudes toward Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Corporate Social Responsibilities best practices
  • stakeholder capitalism and long term value creation
  • Corporate reporting frameworks and standards (GRI, SASB, TCFD, B Corp, UNPRB)
  • Case studies of stakeholder driven banks

Who Should Attend

Executive leadership, management, marketing, compliance, business development, community development, risk management and anyone responsible for strategic planning and business transformation/innovation will benefit from this course.

Francis Janes

Instructor Bio

Francis Janes serves as the Industry Relations and Partnerships Director for Beneficial State Foundation. In this role, Francis supports financial institutions with their Corporate Social Responsibility strategies and ESG initiatives. Prior to joining Beneficial State, he was an Associate Director at the International Living Future Institute. At the Institute, Francis led the development of a social equity in the workplace organizational assessment framework branded as the JUST Program. Prior to his work at the Institute leading the JUST Program, Francis worked in the financial services sector in a variety of management roles including five years as Vice President Relationship Manager at Beneficial State Bank. Prior to his work in the financial services industry, Francis was a Senior Account Executive with SHL Systemhouse and delivered Information Technology consulting and solutions to Fortune 500 companies.


About Beneficial State Foundation:
Beneficial State Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that works to advance financial justice and impactful systemic change in our communities and in the banking system. The foundation is the founding investor of Beneficial State Bank, a triple-bottom-line certified Community Development Financial Institution, and the administrator of the Clean Vehicle Assistance Program which provides grants and affordable financing to help income-qualified Californians to purchase clean vehicles.

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