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3RD CSR SUMMIT

17-20 September 2006, Dubai
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MAKING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE WORK THROUGH STARR

7th International Conference on Corporate Governance
11 -12 May 2006, RCOG, London

Embeding CSR into the Boardroom.
Buliding Tomorrow's Board

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COLABORATING TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE

8th World Congress on Environment Management
9-11 June 2006, Palampur, India

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THE ROLE OF BUSINESS IN ALLEVIATING POVERTY:
PRACTICAL STEPS TO BENEFIT THE POOR AND RAISE PROFITS

Global Conference on Social Responsibility
16 -18 February 2006, Vilamoura, Portugal

Tackling Poverty Makes Business Prosperous: Making Money while Making a Difference

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IMPROVING QUALITY OF STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT TO CREATE PROSPERITY FOR ALL

16th World Congress on Environment Management
20-22 January 2006, New Delhi

Improving Quality of Stakeholder Engagement to Create Prosperity for All

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TAKING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE BEYOND THE BOARDROOM

High Impact Conference on Corporate Governance
25 October 2005 2005, Kingston, Jamaica

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GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

7th World Congress on Environment Management
10 -12 June 2005, SM Convention Centre, Palampur

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MAKING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE WORK BETTER

6th International Conference on Corporate Governance
12 -13 May 2005, RCOG, London

The Role of Corporate Governance Has Never been More Vital

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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: LEGAL CONSEQUENCES FOR EUROPE AND US

7-8 March 2005, Trier, Germany

Improving Accuracy and Reliability of Corporate Disclosure
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INCREASING LONG TERM VALUE FOR SHAREHOLDERS THROUGH QUALITY STRATEGIES

15 World Congress no Total Quality
14 -16 January 2005, Mumbai, India

Tsunami & CSR - Turning Tsunami into an Opportunity

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CSR SUMMIT - NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

9-10 November 2004, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi

Bridging the Gap through Corporate Social Responsibility

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ASEAN ROUND TABLE 2004
REFORMING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN SOUTH EAST ASIA

25-26 August 2004, Singapore

Corporate Governance- an Alternative Model

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CHANGING LIFESTYLE AND PRODUCTION PROCESSES FOR A CLEANER ENVIRONMENT

6th World Congress on Environment Management
11 -13 June 2004, SM Convention Centre, Palampur

Catalyzing Public & Private Partnerships for Social and Environmental Change

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WINDS OF CHANGE: EMERGING ISSUES

Keynote address at the Abu Dhabi Conference organised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants

Despite all round gloom in European economies, economic performance of UAE is on the upswing. The success story of UAE stems from the diversity of its workforce. Diversity is the greatest value-enhancer in the knowledge economy...full text

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GETTING REAL ABOUT GOVERNING CORPORATIONS

Wall Street seems to have pronounced the death knell of capitalism. It has fallen victim to the worst form of crony capitalism of which it used to blame the Asian economies. Never before has the downward-slide been so persistent, so long and so sharp. Every measure that the US government is taking to prop up the market or the dollar seems to be working otherwise....full story

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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE – KEY TO SUSTAINABLE WEALTH CREATION

4th World Congress on Environment Management
14-15 June 2002, Palampur, India

Seismic waves of corporate collapses continue to rip through the boardrooms across the world. Markets all over the world are sinking to their bottom. Dow Jones index has been below 8000, FTSE 100 is well bellow 4000 and Sensex hovering around 3000, their lowest levels since 9/11. The upper most question in everybody’s mind is how to bring back sanity into the markets. The general belief is the market collapse is because of the lack of investor confidence due to accounting frauds...full story

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Keynote Address by Dr Madhav Mehra on the occasion of the 4th World Congress on Environment Management at Palampur

His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, my revered friend Shri Shanta Kumarji, my mentor and guide Justice Venkatchaliah, Mr William Halal, Mr Khurana, Gen. Ahluwalia and my most distinguished friends in the audience. I am indeed honoured to be here today on the occasion of the 4th World Congress on Environment Management. Your Holiness, we are indeed grateful to you that you have blessed us by your gracious presence. We do not have words to describe the enormous elation that we feel by your beneficence. The fact you could be with us today right on the dot despite your extremely busy schedule has filled our hearts with joy, humility and eternal gratitude to you........full story

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Sustainability - the Biggest Business Opportunity of the 21st Century

Shattering of a huge ice shelf Larsen B weighting 500 million billion tons in Antarctica last week must enliven the environment debate once again. Is it the clinching evidence of climate change through global warming that we have been waiting for?  What is grave is that the total area of ice shelves which have disintegrated  since 1945 is 7700 sq. km., whereas Larsen B. alone is 3250 sq. km. There have been several warnings before of Antarctica heating up....full story

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Corporate Governance -A Road Map to Achieve Corporate Excellence

I compliment the Institute for the choice of the topic.  Role of Corporate Governance has never been more vital.  It is not just because of Enron or the UTI.  The debate about corporate governance is taking place all over the world.  During the past one month I have visited UK, US, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Canada, Russia and the Middle East.  Corporates and governments everywhere are seized with this topic and hoping this will help them attract foreign investment.  In fact the issue of Corporate Governance is much more....full text

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Corporate Governance in the Knowledge Economy

2nd International Conference on Corporate Governance,
18-19 January 2002, Mumbai, India

In 1966 Lester Thurow wrote in the "Future of Capitalism" : "Paradoxically at precisely the time when capitalism finds itself without any serious competitor, its former competitor socialism and communism having died, it will have to undergo a profound metamorphosis". That profound metamorphosis has now begun in the form of developing an effective framework for corporate governance....full text

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Changing TQM Paradigm - From Industrial Age to Knowledge Economy

Congress Theme Address at the World Congress on Total Quality

The internet has created a Cambrian explosion of opportunities which has brought forth profound change in the competitive environment. Whether you call it a network economy, a digital economy, knowledge economy, e commerce, e business or e.world as I prefer to call it, it is clear that we are poised on the crest of a revolution as profound as the one that gave birth to the modern age. Contrary to the general belief, this revolution that is changing our lives hour by hour is not being driven by computers but by the power of communications. Four factors are responsible for it. These are: ..... full text

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LEADING CORPORATE TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE NEXT MILLENNIUM

Distance is dead. Long live the screen. The marriage of prodigious computing power with telecommunications is altering our world hour by hour and making all of us rapidly deteriorating assets. From living in Marshall McLuhan's global village we have been transported to the Burra Bazar of Calcutta where our every movement and each nuance is causing ripples that effect everyone else. Change- economic, social or political - has been the biggest threat to business. But today it provides the only grist to business's mill. Ignored or unanticipated it can be devastating. But tapped properly it can offer the greatest opportunity and act as the most powerful engine for growth even to the most fledgling business. The greatest challenge for transformational leaders lies in anticipating and adapting to change, using it to spark innovation and generating creative ideas to exploit change....full text

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COMPETING THROUGH INNOVATION

Change - economic, social or political - is the biggest threat to business today. Ignored or unanticipated it can be devastating. But tapped properly it can offer the greatest opportunity even to the most fledgling business and act as the most powerful engine for growth. The challenge lies in anticipating and adapting to change using it to spark innovation and generating creative ideas to exploit change.... full text

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TESTIMONIALS

"Dr Madhav Mehra is a phenomenon, nothing describes him better."

Ola Ullsten, Former Prime Minister of Sweden at the 8th World Congress on Environment Management, Palampur, 2006" 

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Dr Mehra, I just read your commentary on Satyam....You made one of the wisest observations on board failures I've ever read - "It is difficult to understand something when your salary depends on not understanding it".Brilliant!

Ralph Ward, Boardroom Insider

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"Dr Madhav Mehra, has played a significant role to bring about a change in the mindset of the corporate world. India will remember him as a great pioneer who foresaw such a need and strove for inculcating a culture of quality in all spheres of activity."

S S H Rehman Executive Director, ITC Group of Hotels  

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"I have known Dr Mehra for the last 8 years in my capacity as the Chairman of the Centre for Social Responsibility,..... Chairman of the S.M. Charitable Trust . I am amazed by the energy, enthusiasm and dedication that he brings to every idea he promotes."

P.N. Bhagwati, Former Chief Justice of India

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"Rarely does one come across a legend like Madhav Mehra. I have witnessed his dedication everywhere: building community centres for gaddies of Dhauladhar, hospital and school for slum dwellers in Delhi and addressing corporates on the social role of their business."

Dr Sahib Singh, Ex-Chief Minister, speaking at SM Medical Centre, 13.04.04"

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"Had Dr Madhav Mehra just been the founder of the IOD, that in itself would have been a piece of work tat the present and future generations would cherish. But by establising so many other organisations, he has really ensured that we respect him as a pioneering figure of all te good that Indian business is striving for."

Javed Husain, Professor and former Dean of Engineering

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"Address of Dr Mehra was a unique experience. I aspire to listen to him again and wish Dr Mehra can find time to address youth in the colleges."

MK Yadav, Hindustan Zinc LTD 

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"Dr Mehra has given a unique dimension to CSR. His interpretation is particularly relevant to us and we must invite him once again to address our top executives"

Hon'ble Carlton Davis, head of Jamaica's Civil Service"

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"Dr Mehra's passion comes alive from his speeches"

Uma Arora, Chairman Idam Learning

------------------------------------------------

"Dr Madhav Mehra's keynote address was the most thought provoking"

N A Patil & R B Rajpune

 

"Dr Madhav Mehra is a phenomenon, nothing describes him better."

Ola Ullsten, Former Prime Minister of Sweden at the 8th World Congress on Environment Management, Palampur, 2006" 

------------------------------------------------

Dr Mehra, I just read your commentary on Satyam....You made one of the wisest observations on board failures I've ever read - "It is difficult to understand something when your salary depends on not understanding it".Brilliant!

Ralph Ward, Boardroom Insider

------------------------------------------------

"Dr Madhav Mehra, has played a significant role to bring about a change in the mindset of the corporate world. India will remember him as a great pioneer who foresaw such a need and strove for inculcating a culture of quality in all spheres of activity."

S S H Rehman Executive Director, ITC Group of Hotels  

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"I have known Dr Mehra for the last 8 years in my capacity as the Chairman of the Centre for Social Responsibility,..... Chairman of the S.M. Charitable Trust . I am amazed by the energy, enthusiasm and dedication that he brings to every idea he promotes."

P.N. Bhagwati, Former Chief Justice of India

------------------------------------------------

"Rarely does one come across a legend like Madhav Mehra. I have witnessed his dedication everywhere: building community centres for gaddies of Dhauladhar, hospital and school for slum dwellers in Delhi and addressing corporates on the social role of their business."

Dr Sahib Singh, Ex-Chief Minister, speaking at SM Medical Centre, 13.04.04"

------------------------------------------------

"Had Dr Madhav Mehra just been the founder of the IOD, that in itself would have been a piece of work tat the present and future generations would cherish. But by establising so many other organisations, he has really ensured that we respect him as a pioneering figure of all te good that Indian business is striving for."

Javed Husain, Professor and former Dean of Engineering

------------------------------------------------

"Address of Dr Mehra was a unique experience. I aspire to listen to him again and wish Dr Mehra can find time to address youth in the colleges."

MK Yadav, Hindustan Zinc LTD 

------------------------------------------------

"Dr Mehra has given a unique dimension to CSR. His interpretation is particularly relevant to us and we must invite him once again to address our top executives"

Hon'ble Carlton Davis, head of Jamaica's Civil Service"

------------------------------------------------

"Dr Mehra's passion comes alive from his speeches"

Uma Arora, Chairman Idam Learning

------------------------------------------------

"Dr Madhav Mehra's keynote address was the most thought provoking"

N A Patil & R B Rajpune

 

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