Program

Redesigning THE GOOD LIFE

We carefully curated a group of world leading speakers focused on redesigning the Good Life for brands, consumers, the planet and society as a whole. Sessions covered how businesses can drive meaningful change, positive impact and business success through ground-breaking insights, new research data and new tools driven by sustainability-led innovation.

Plenary Sessions

Plenary Sessions will be held in the Morning on Day 1 and Day 2 by world leading speakers.
Breakout Sessions

The conference program spills over 2 days and includes ground-breaking insights, new research data to help grow your business, and updates on new tools to support your initiatives.

Redesigning Brand Purpose
Learn how to define and embed social and environmental purpose in a brand across all touchpoints, both externally and internally.
Redesigning Leadership
Discover how to initiate and grow positive brand activism with new strategies and courses of action.
Redesigning Consumer Behaviors
Gain insight into how to use the power of brand influence to support and encourage sustainable lifestyle.
Redesigning Marketing & Communications
Understand how to use that latest research and leading tools to grow a business through purpose and how to support Good Life values through easily digestible and engaging campaigns.
Redesigning Products & Services
Master how to design for balanced simplicity, meaningful connections, health, transparency, inclusion and other principles of The Good Life.
Redesigning Organizations
Explore how to upgrade organizational structures, teamwork, partnership development, hiring norms and benefits in support of Good Life strategies.
Redesigning Cross-Sector Collaboration
Uncover how to enter into top-notch cross-sector partnerships that tackles far-reaching complex systemic challenges while factoring in accessibility, inclusion and other integration value.
Redesigning Retail
Identify approaches that the titans of sustainable, leading retail brands are taking to redesign products and reinvent experience during a period of profound industry transformation.
Redesigning Supply Chains
Dive deep into how to evolve supplier relationships and tools to tackle forced labor and other critical issues in complex supply chain.
Redesigning Society
Grasp how to come together to help solve ethical dilemmas in store for brands when it comes to the rapid advances of AI, IoT and blockchain and more.
Workshops

Divergent and convergent thinking helps us look beyond the usual methods of solving problems.
Special Event
The two major events of regional revitalization will be held in SB 2019 Tokyo. Take advantage of this opportunity to expand your stakeholder engagement and business matching.

Day1：Glocal Design @ Future Lab
Day2：Sustainable Cities&Communities Forum
Innovation Open
Join the Innovation Open to learn how we are making a sustainable future at Activation Hub.
※ Lunch Break（Day1、Day2）

Day1：March 6th, 12:25 - 13:10 Coming Soon.

Day2：March 7th, 12:25 - 13:10 Coming Soon.

Day1：3月6日(水)
▼ Day1 PLENARIES
▼ Day1 SB Japan Forum Lounge
▼ Day1 BREAKOUTS & WORKSHOPS
Day2：3月7日(木)
▼ Day2 PLENARIES
▼ Day2 SB Japan Forum Lounge
▼ Day2 BREAKOUTS & WORKSHOPS
▼ Day2 CLOSING SESSION

Day1：3月6日(水)

DAY1 - 6th March Wed.

Day1 PLENARIES

P-1Day1 PLENARIES
10:00 - 12:15	9:45-10:05 Opening Remarks	10:05-10:30 Welcome Address Redesigning the Good Life Sustainable Life Media & Sustainable Brands Founder & Chief Executive KoAnn Vikoren Skrzyniarz	10:30-10:50 Plenary 1-1 All In: The Future of Business Leadership SustainAbility Executive Director Mark Lee	10:50-11:20 Plenary 1-2 Sustainable Growth through ASV (Ajinomoto Group Creating Shared Value) Ajinomoto Co., Inc. President & CEO Takaaki Nishii	11:20-11:35 Plenary 1-3 Rubicon’s Approach To Ending Waste and Delivering a Circular Economy Vice President of Sustainability Rubicon Global Holdings LLC David Rachelson
11:35-11:50 Plenary 1-4 Realizing Sustainability by Practicing the Management Philosophy Seiko Epson Corporation President and Representative Director Minoru Usui	11:50-12:00 Plenary 1-5 Philip Morris' Global Challenge toward Establishing Smoke Free Future Vice President Philip Morris Japan Limited Satoshi Inoue	12:00-12:15 Morning Wrap-Up Day1 Plenary Morning Wrap-Up Sustainable Brands Japan Country Director Hakuten Corporation Shinsuke Suzuki

SB Japan Forum Lounge

【Invite Only】SDGs Workshop presented by Caesars Entertainment & Sustainable Brands
13:30 - 16:30	【Invite Only】SDGs Workshop presented by Caesars Entertainment & Sustainable Brands Manager, Sustainability & Responsible Business Caesars Entertainment Wendy Bagnasco Professor and Director Erb Institute \| Business for Sustainability University of Michigan Joe Árvai Manager Marketing & Communications Division, Corporate Affairs Group, Stakeholder Relations Section Junichi Abe 【Facilitator】 Executive Director CSO Network Japan Kaori Kuroda

【Invite Only】SDGs Workshop presented by Caesars Entertainment & Sustainable Brands

13:30 - 16:30

【Invite Only】SDGs Workshop presented by Caesars Entertainment & Sustainable Brands

Manager, Sustainability & Responsible Business
Caesars Entertainment

Wendy Bagnasco

Professor and Director
Erb Institute | Business for Sustainability
University of Michigan

Joe Árvai

Manager
Marketing & Communications Division, Corporate Affairs Group, Stakeholder Relations Section

Junichi Abe

【Facilitator】
Executive Director
CSO Network Japan

Kaori Kuroda

Day1 BREAKOUTS & WORKSHOPS

	Track A	Track B	Track C	Track D	Track E	Track F	Glocal Design @ Future Lab
12:25 - 13:10		B1-0 Lunch Session At the forefront of an NGO-private sector partnership addressing child labor 【Facilitator】 Executive Director CSO Network Japan Kaori Kuroda 【Panelist】 Managing Director/Co-founder Action against Child Exploitation (ACE Japan) Tomoko Shiroki Partner / Leader of Regulatory Strategy Monitor Deloitte Keisuke Hanyuda	E1-0 Lunch Session The 4 Revolutions - squeezing through humanity's major innovation bottlenecks (Food & Agriculture, Water, Circular & Resources, 【Facilitator】 Co-founder, NELIS / Director, TACL Peter David Pedersen 【Panelist-online】 SOCIALAB (Columbia) Lina Arango NELIS - East Asia member (Sri Lanka) Katie Conlon
13:30 - 14:45	A1-1 Leadership Sustainable Branding All In: The Future of Business Leadership　【Facilitator】 Executive Director SustainAbility Mark Lee 【Panelist】 President & CEO IKEA Japan K.K. Helene von Reis Executive Officer, Group Head of Corporate Affairs Group Corporate Affairs Group Nestlé Japan Ltd. Miki Kanoh Senior Director Environmental & Social Initiatives Patagonia Japan Junichi Sato	B1-1 Organization Purpose Branding 【Facilitator】 Producer, SB Tokyo CEO, alterna Visiting Professor, Graduate School of Environmental Sciences Musashino University Setsu Mori 【Panelist】 Executive Officer Suntory Holdings Limited Senior General Manager, Corporate Brand Strategy Department Division COO, Corporate Sustainability Division Tomomi Fukumoto Country Director Sustainable Brands, Thailand Brand Sustainability Consultant The Brandbeing Consultant Co., Ltd Sirikul Nui Laukaikul, Dr. Head of advanced research Japan / Korea Research and Development L’Oréal Delphine Bouvier	C1-1 Brand Purpose Social Business A Dialogue with Leading Companies on CSV Businesses in Developing Countries 【Facilitator】 Partner Sustainability Services PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata LLC Yuki Isogai 【Panelist】 Executive Vice President Borderless Japan Corporation Masayoshi Suzuki Representative Director & Senior Managing Executive Officer Sumitomo Chemical Company Limited Ray Nishimoto CEO miup Inc. Mari Sako	D1-1 Leadership ESG Strategy 【Facilitator】 Senior Principal Research Dept Daiwa institute of Research Mariko Kawaguchi 【Panelist】 Executive Director ESG Research MSCI Inc. Minako Takaba Director International Affairs Office Financial Services Agency Satoshi Ikeda Director Lloyd’s Register Japan K.K. Hidemi Tomita	E1-1 Brand Purpose Transforming Business Business core found by redesigning business 【Facilitator】 Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo CEO, Response Ability,Inc. Naoki Adachi, Dr. 【Panelist】 Vice President Philip Morris Japan Limited Satoshi Inoue Head of Sustainability Ørsted Rasmus Skov Head of Corporate Sustainability Lenzing Aktiengesellschaft Peter Bartsch	13:30 - 15:30 F1-1 WORKSHOP “Moving Beyond Organizational Conflict Towards Sustainability” CEO / Consultant / Organization & Relationship Systems Coach SYSTEMIC CHANGE Inc. Hideaki “Azzy” Azuma Co-founder Kamonohashi Project Keisuke Motoki Global Faculty CRR Japan WAKE UP Co., Ltd. Yuri Morikawa	13:30 - 14:15 S1-1 Glocal Design @ Future Lab
15:15 - 16:30	A1-2 Leadership SDGs Strategy What is next-generation CSV (value creation) management ? 【Facilitator】 Corporate Adviser ITO EN Co.Ltd Hidemitsu Sasaya 【Panelist】 Corporate Executive Officer and Deputy Chief Technology Officer Fujitsu Limited Yumiko Kajiwara Vice President Regional Vitalization Promotion Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. Toru Takeda Executive Officer Human Resources and General Affairs Group Calbee, Inc. Masako Takeda Supervisory Officer, General Manager Tsukuba Research Institute Sumitomo Forestry Co.,ltd. Ichiro Nakajima	B1-2 Supply Chain Human Rights 【Facilitator】 Executive Director of the Global Alliance for Sustainable Supply Chain Managing Director of Sustainavision Ltd. Takeshi Shimotaya 【Panelist】 Japan CCaSS Leader / Principal Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS) EY Japan Keiichi Ushijima Manager Group Legal/Social and Environmental Affairs adidas Japan K.K. Tomomi Nara Director Sustainability Management Division JAPAN TOBACCO INC. Junko Takenaka	C1-2 Cross-Sector Collaboration Social Finance How we can create an innovative financial mechanism 【Facilitator】 President and CEO Japan Fundraising Association Masataka Uo 【Panelist】 President / CEO Grameen Nippon Masahiro Kan Chief Director DAI-ICHI KANGYO CREDIT COOPERATIVE Nobuyuki Nitta	D1-2 Marketing & Communications Social Innovation "Profitable" Sustainable Marketing : 【Facilitator】 Full time Professor College of Commerce Nihon University Manabu Mizuno 【Panelist】 President & CEO akippa Inc. Genki Kanaya CEO Agrimedia inc. Takashi Morofuji Founder and Chief Executive Officer READYFOR, Inc. Haruka Mera	E1-2 Society SDGs Strategy 【Facilitator】Section Manager Environment & Social Planning Office, Sustainability Promotion Department CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. Noriaki Kimura 【Panelist】 CEO YouMe Nepal (NPO) Rai Sharad Executive Manager CSR Promotion Department Takenaka Corporation Raita Suzuki Vice-Chairman Asian Architecture Friendship Takashi Noda Managing Director/Co-founder Action against Child Exploitation (ACE Japan) Tomoko Shiroki		14:25 - 16:15 S1-2 Glocal Design @ Future Lab Workshop A
17:00 - 18:15	A1-3 Products & Services Circular Economy Frontiers of the Circular Economy (1) - Strategy and implementation of new value creation strategies 【Facilitator】 Co-founder, NELIS / Director, TACL Peter David Pedersen 【Panelist】 Unit Leader Circular Economy Unit, Environmental Management Dept, Quality&Environment Div Panasonic Corporation Kensaku Ishibashi Country Manager & CSR Director EMEAR EPSON Deutschland GmbH Henning Ohlsson Associate Director Business Services Carbon Trust Aleyn Smith-Gillespie Representative Director & President BASF Japan Ltd. Hiroki Ishida	B1-3 Marketing & Communications Sustainable Branding 【Facilitator】 Fellow, Chuo University Graduate School of Strategic Management Chief lecturer, Japan Management Association Etsuhiro Hosoda 【Panelist】 Manager of CSR Planning & Coordination Group CSR Planning Department Kubota Corporation Tatsuya Asaka Writer / Planner Dentsu Team SDGs / Social Design Engine Dentsu Inc. Takaharu Mamiya Secretary-general of CSR Promotion Committee General Administration Department, Administration & Human Resources Division TV TOKYO HOLDINGS Corporation Yuka Takatsuka	C1-3 Consumer Behaviors Ethical Consumer 【Facilitator】 Director, CSR Calbee, Inc. Kaoru Ninomiya 【Panelist】 Sustainability Promotion Department / Future Merchant Design Laboratory, Rakuten Institute of Technology Rakuten, Inc. Takayuki Mamabe Member of Committee Committee on Environment Nippon Association of Consumer Specialists Keiko Iwaki Operating Officer (Member Relations Div.) Member Relations Div. Japanese Consumers’ Co-operative Union Chikako Futamura Executive Officer CSR & Communication AEON Co.,Ltd Kahori Miyake	D1-3 Brand Purpose SDGs Strategy SDGs: Beyond mapping 【Facilitator】 Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo CEO,Response Ability,Inc. Naoki Adachi, Dr. 【Panelist】 President & CEO, SDG Partners, Inc. Senior Partner, Recruit Holdings Co. Ltd. Kazuo Tase Corporate Executive Officer Recruit Holdings Co. Ltd. Ayano Senaha Corporate Vice President Deputy General Manager, Global Corporate Division and Deputy General Manager, Corporate Service Division Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Yoshimasa Yoshimiya	E1-3 Leadership Sustainable Management & Communication Best Practices of Corporate Management by Leading Sustainability Companies 【Facilitator】 Partner Sustainability Services PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata LLC Yuki Isogai 【Panelist】 Senior Manager Corporate Sustainability Strategy Corporate Development BASF SE Christian Heller President and Representative Director Representative Executive Officer MARUI GROUP CO., LTD. Hiroshi Aoi General Manager, International Initiatives Strategy and Synergy Department Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc. Masaaki Nagamura	F1-3 Society Sports in Society Sustainability in sports events - Its present and future 【Facilitator】 Staff Writer Sports News The Asahi Shimbun Daisuke Maeda 【Panelist】 Founder and Representative Director Sport For Smile Mie Kajikawa Group leader Public relations department YOKOHAMA DeNA BAYSTARS BASEBALL CLUB, INC. Yasuhiro Kawamura	16:35 - 18:25 S1-3 Glocal Design @ Future Lab Workshop B
18:30 - 20:00	NETWORKING RECEPTION * Not required to select in agenda. Please come to Activation Hub to join.

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Day2：3月7日(木)

DAY2 - 7th March Thu.

Day2 PLENARIES

P-2Day2 PLENARIES
10:00 - 12:10	10:00-10:25 Welcome Address Welcome Address Procter & Gamble Vice President Global Sustainability Virginie Helias Yokogawa Electric Corporation Sustainability Promotion Office Head of Sustainability Promotion Office Chika Furukawa Facilitator: CSO Network Japan Executive Director Kaori Kuroda	10:25-10:45 Plenary 2-1 The Road to Responsible Consumption: Embedding Social and Environmental Purpose in the Heart of an Iconic Brand Chief Brand Officer Procter & Gamble Marc Pritchard	10:45-11:15 Plenary 2-2 Redesigning Good Society Chairman of the Board Global Compact Network Japan Toshio Arima Corporate Vice President Sustainability Management Division RICOH COMPANY,LTD. Sergio(Shigeo) Kato Director – General for Environmental Policy Ministry of Environment,Government of Japan Tokutaro Nakai Facilitator: Sustainability Producer SB Tokyo CEO Response Ability,Inc. Naoki Adachi, Dr.	11:15-11:30 Plenary 2-3 Balanced growth of economy and community in Las Vegas Former Las Vegas Mayor (Executive Vice President, Caesars Entertainment) Jan Jones Blackhurst	11:30-12:00 Plenary 2-4 SDGs FutureCity YOKOHAMA Senior Vice President of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Head of Operations Committee for Japan Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Asako Hoshino Deputy Mayor City of Yokohama Yuri Arakida
12:00-12:15 Morning Wrap-Up Day2 Plenary Morning Wrap-Up Sustainable Brands Japan Country Director Hakuten Corporation Shinsuke Suzuk

P-3Sustainable Cities&Communities Forum
10:00 - 12:00	SCCF SCCF Sustainable Cities&Communities Forum Plenary Session

SB Japan Forum Lounge


12:00-18:15

Day2 BREAKOUTS

	Track A	Track B	Track C	Track D	Track E	Track F	Sustainable Cities&Communities Forum
12:25 - 13:10					E2-0 Lunch Session 【Facilitator】 Producer Sustainable Brands Tokyo CEO alterna Visiting Professor Graduate School of Environmental Sciences Musashino University Setsu Mori 【Panelist】 Country Director Sustainable Brands, Thailand Brand Sustainability Consultant The Brandbeing Consultant Co., Ltd Sirikul Nui Laukaikul, Dr. SATOYAMA DESIGN Kei Nakayama Executive Director General Incorporated Association More Trees Shinkichi Mizutani
13:30 - 14:45	A2-1 Leadership Sustainable Branding The SB Brand Transformation Roadmap 【Facilitator】 Founder & Chief Executive Sustainable Life Media & Sustainable Brands KoAnn Vikoren Skrzyniarz 【Panelist】 Chief Brand Officer Procter & Gamble Marc Pritchard Vice President & Chief Sustainability Officer Procter & Gamble Virginie Helias Manager Sustainability & Cooperation Global Affairs Philip Morris International Jennifer Motles	B2-1 Marketing & Communication Redesigning Public Relations 【Facilitator】 Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo CEO, Response Ability,Inc. Naoki Adachi, Dr. 【Panelist】 Expert Creator Toppan Idea Center, Creative Department TOPPAN PRINTING CO., LTD. Mitsunori Kamei GENERAL MANAGER MARKET CONTACT DIV. POLA INC. Ryo Mochizuki Creative Planner PR Solution Design Division DENTSU INC. Maiya Kinoshita	C2-1 Cross-Sector Collaboration Restoration Assistance 【Facilitator】 ESG Producer, Sustainable Brands Tokyo Corporate Officer and Director, Sun messe Co., Ltd. Director, Alterna Research Institute Nobuyasu Tanaka 【Panelist】 Fellow, Electrical, Electronics and Systems Engineering Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. Shunichi Toyomasu CEO 4R Energy Corporation Eiji Makino Deputy Mayor Namie Town Shigeyuki Honma Director of Fukushima New Industries and Employment Promotion Office Fukushima Reconstruction Promotion Group Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) Yuichi Moronaga	D2-1 Leadership Sustainable Management 【Facilitator】 Professor College of Business Vice President Kanto Gakuin University Yoshinari Koyama, Prof. 【Panelist】 Partner / Japan Practice Leader Monitor Deloitte Takeshi Fujii Executive Officer Deputy General Administrative Manager, Technology Development Division Seiko Epson Corporation Kazuhiro Ichikawa Head of Communications Communications Unilever Japan Holdings K.K. Seikei Itoh	E2-1 Supply Chain Sustainable Supply Chain 【Facilitator】 Project Leader Conservation Division, Forest Programme WWF Japan Chiaki Furusawa 【Panelist】 Manager Communcation & CR Div CSR McDonald’s Company (Japan), Ltd. Masato Iwai General Manager Corporate Sustainability Department, Corporate Communication Division Bridgestone Corporation Akihiro Inatsugi Global Head of CDP’s Supply Chain program CDP Sonya Bhonsle	F2-1 Cross-Sector Collaboration Strengthening Partnership 【Facilitator】 Academic producer, SB Tokyo Professor of Department of Business Administration Director of Information Network Center Komazawa University Shigeki Aoki, Prof. 【Panelist】 President data dock Inc. Koichi Usami President, Head Office HATAGOYA & Company Makoto Kai SATOYAMA DESIGN Kei Nakayama	S2-1 SCCF SDGs Players Cities
15:15 - 16:30	A2-2 Products & Services Science & Technology Sustainable Future to be Created by Science ×Technology 【Facilitator】 Visiting Research Fellow NLI Research Institute Masahiko Kawamura 【Panelist】 Senior Fellow Assistant to Director, Corporate Communication Division Bridgestone Corporation Hideo Hara President and CEO OMRON SINIC X Corporation Masaki Suwa	B2-2 Brand Purpose Good Life Research Understanding Japanese Consumers for Good Life Redesigning Strategies 【Facilitator】 Head of Department Professor (Marketing Research) Graduate School of Business Administration Hiroshima Business and Management School University of Hiroshima Cats Edo, Prof. 【Panelist】 FRaU Producer Fashion and Beauty Editorial Department Second Division KODANSHA Tatsuhiko Seki CEO Harch Inc. Yu Kato Director Marketing Division INTAGE Inc. Fumi Miura	C2-2 Organization Diversity &Work Life Balance 【Facilitator】 Representative Director Growth company plus Co.Ltd. Hitomi Yamaoka 【Panelist】 Manager Strategy Planning Office, Future Workstyle Strategy Division Okamura Corporation Ryoko Usuki General Manager Diversity Promotion Section Human Resources Division Suntory Holdings Limited Kuriko Sugawara Senior Vice President, Business Operation salesforce.com Ltd. Takashi Itoh	D2-2 Products & Services Sustainable Energy RE100 Choose Renewable Electricity for our sustainable future 【Facilitator】 Senior Manager CDP Worldwide-Japan Kae Takase 【Panelist】 General Manager Quality & Environmental Department Sony Corporation Takeshi Tsuruta General Manager CSR&General Affairs Unit/CSR&General Affairs Div/CSR&Environment Dept. ASKUL corporation Shunichiro Azuma General Manager Environment Department Daiwa House Industry Co.,Ltd. Katsuhiro Koyama	E2-2 Consumer Behaviors Millennials & Z Generation 【Facilitator】 Senior Consultant Institute of Shopper Insight Department HAKUHODO INC. Hiroyo Matsui 【Panelist】 Contents Director & Executive Editor-in-Chief 25ans & Editor-in-Chief Richesse Content Division Luxury Media Group Hearst Fujingaho Co., Ltd. Hiromi Sogo CEO / Founder Tablecross Inc. Kaoru Joho Director / Ethical Coordinator Freelancer Alisa Evans	F2-2 Cross-Sector Collaboration Sustainable City How to build City Branding with Local Communities in SDGs Future City of Yokohama 【Facilitator】 Kanto Gakuin University Tomohiro Yasuda JTB Tourism Research & Consulting Co. Kuniyoshi Okada City of Yokohama Hiroshi Kaida	S2-2 SCCF SDGs Players Communities
17:00 - 18:15	A2-3 Products & Services Circular Economy Challenges for Circular Economy in Plastics and Zero-Waste CEO & Publisher of "Socio Management Review" International Institute for Human, Organization and the Earth Hideto Kawakita 【Panelist】 Manager ESG Promotion Kao Corporation Manabu Shibata Co-Founder JEPLAN, INC. Michihiko Iwamoto Senior Manager Corporate Communications – Corporate Social Responsibility adidas Japan K.K. Angela Marie Ortiz	B2-3 Society Sustainable Marketing 【Facilitator】 Academic producer, Sustainable Brands Tokyo Professor of Department of Business Administration Director of Information Network Center Komazawa University Shigeki Aoki, Prof. 【Panelist】 Director Media Division goodroom Co., Ltd. Shiho Sato C.E.O KEEP WILL DINING CO., LTD. Masato Hoshi Editor in chief colocal MAGAZINE HOUSE CO.,LTD Takuya Oikawa	C2-3 Marketing & Communication Sustainability Reporting 【Facilitator】 General Manager General Planning and Policy Group Cre-en Inc. Masayuki Ando 【Panelist】 CEO Sustainability Forum Japan Toshihiko Goto Officer CSR Department, Corporate Communication Division Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. Tatsuki Ozawa Senior Manager Social Sustainability Department, Corporate Sustainability Division Konica Minolta, Inc. Kaori Gokyu	D2-3 Society Sustainable Branding "Impact Management" - maximizing corporate social value 【Facilitator】 Board Chair CSO Network Japan Katsuji Imata 【Panelist】 Director, Global Strategy Asia Pacific Global Community Impact Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies in Japan Katsura Tsuno Member of the Board Social Investment Partners Sakae Suzuki Manager CSR Department Sompo Holdings, Inc. & Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance Inc. Hiroyasu Adam Ichikawa	E2-3 Retail Redesigning Local Economy 【Facilitator】 Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo CEO,Response Ability,Inc. Naoki Adachi, Dr. 【Panelist】 CEO CHURABOSHI.COM Taku Yamada Executive Officer Natural Capital Department A-zero inc. Yutaka Okano President Japanese Consumers’ Co-operative Union Eiichi Honda	F2-3 Cross-Sector Collaboration Sustainable Community 【Facilitator】 Professor Dean Faculty of Business Administration Yamanashi Gakuin University Hisashi Imai 【Panelist】 Senior Public Affairs manager Communications & Stakeholder Relation Novo Nordisk Pharma Ltd. Fubuki Ishimaru Senior Lecturer Department of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine Fukushima Medical University, School of Medicine Tomoo Hidaka Health and Welfare Department health center Regional Health Division Koriyama city Keiko Uesugi	S2-3 SCCF SDGs Players Works

* Agenda is subject to change without notice.

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P-1

Day1 PLENARIES

A1-0 12:25 - 13:10

B1-0 12:25-13:10

Lunch Session

At the forefront of an NGO-private sector partnership addressing child labor

【Facilitator】
Executive Director
CSO Network Japan

Kaori Kuroda

【Panelist】
Managing Director/Co-founder
Action against Child Exploitation (ACE Japan)

Tomoko Shiroki

Partner / Leader of Regulatory Strategy
Monitor Deloitte

Keisuke Hanyuda

As social issues are too complicated for any single sector to solve, there is significant need for collaborative activities between the business sector and NGOs. ACE, a Japanese NGO, has initiated collaboration with Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting (DTC) to take a significant step toward the elimination of child labor in the cocoa sector in Ghana. ACE has been working on a project to tackle child labor in the Ghanaian cocoa industry since 2008, and has been able to establish a system for local residents to monitor child labor and solve related issues. A collaborative effort with the Ghanaian government to develop a Child Labor Free Zone mechanism was initiated in 2018. DTCand ACE share expertise to establish this “Ghana model” and formulate international rules to eliminate child labor globally. We will present the full scope of this challenging project, in which all participants bring their respective strengths to the table, looking to change the world while staying true to economic logic.

E1-0 12:25-13:10

Lunch Session

The 4 Revolutions - squeezing through humanity's major innovation bottlenecks (Food & Agriculture, Water, Circular & Resources,

【Facilitator】
Co-founder, NELIS / Director, TACL

Peter David Pedersen

【Panelist-online】
SOCIALAB (Columbia)

Lina Arango

NELIS - East Asia member (Sri Lanka)

Katie Conlon

Looking towards 2030-2050, humanity if facing at least four survival bottlenecks, requiring us to deliver "4 Revolutions" in Food & Agriculture (incl. protein), Water, Circular society ＆ Resource Use, and Energy ＆ Climate Change (incl. GHG emissions). In this session, we will be connecting briefly with next generation innovators in South America and Asia to discuss a Global Innovation Challenge called "4 Revolutions" starting in 2019. Please join this short lunch session and join the exploration of THE biggest business themes on the planet!

D1-0

E1-0 12:25-13:10

Lunch Session

The 4 Revolutions
- squeezing through humanity's major innovation bottlenecks

(Food & Agriculture, Water, Circular & Resources, Energy & Climate)

F1-0

S1-0

Innovation Open

A1-1

Leadership

Sustainable Branding
All In: The Future of Business Leadership　

【Facilitator】
Executive Director
SustainAbility

Mark Lee

【Panelist】
President & CEO
IKEA Japan K.K.

Helene von Reis

Executive Officer, Group Head of Corporate Affairs Group
Corporate Affairs Group
Nestlé Japan Ltd.

Miki Kanoh

Senior Director
Environmental & Social Initiatives
Patagonia Japan

Junichi Sato

B1-1

Organization

Purpose Branding

【Facilitator】
Producer, SB Tokyo
CEO, alterna

Visiting Professor, Graduate School of Environmental Sciences Musashino University

Setsu Mori

【Panelist】
Executive Officer
Suntory Holdings Limited

Senior General Manager, Corporate Brand Strategy Department Division
COO, Corporate Sustainability Division

Tomomi Fukumoto

Country Director Sustainable Brands, Thailand Brand
Sustainability Consultant The Brandbeing Consultant Co., Ltd

Sirikul Nui Laukaikul, Dr.

Head of advanced research Japan / Korea
Research and Development
L’Oréal

Delphine Bouvier

C1-1

Brand Purpose

Social Business
A Dialogue with Leading Companies on CSV Businesses in Developing Countries

【Facilitator】
Partner
Sustainability Services
PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata LLC

Yuki Isogai

【Panelist】
Executive Vice President
Borderless Japan Corporation

Masayoshi Suzuki

Representative Director & Senior Managing Executive Officer
Sumitomo Chemical Company Limited

Ray Nishimoto

CEO
miup Inc.

Mari Sako

In recent years, CSV businesses have attracted a great deal of attention as it has created long term values for the environment, society and companies by solving social issues. Through the collaboration of shared values, CSV can play an important role in helping companies with entry of developing markets which are important for the steady growth of future business. However, with the exception of a few advanced companies, many have been unable to fully utilize CSV as they are continuing to evaluate risks and opportunities with outdated lenses, while companies that capitalize on their strengths and play an active role in fast-changing markets of developing countries have initiated new social businesses. In this panel discussion, the executives who are at the forefront of various social businesses have been invited to discuss the success factors and challenges, risks and values, the ecosystem surrounding CSV businesses, and finally, the potential role which large companies can play.

D1-1

Leadership

ESG Strategy

【Facilitator】
Senior Principal
Research Dept
Daiwa institute of Research

Mariko Kawaguchi

【Panelist】
Executive Director
ESG Research
MSCI Inc.

Minako Takaba

Director
International Affairs Office
Financial Services Agency

Satoshi Ikeda

Director
Lloyd’s Register Japan K.K.

Hidemi Tomita

E1-1

Brand Purpose

Transforming Business
Business core found by redesigning business

【Facilitator】
Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo
CEO, Response Ability,Inc.

Naoki Adachi, Dr.

【Panelist】
Vice President
Philip Morris Japan Limited

Satoshi Inoue

Head of Sustainability
Ørsted

Rasmus Skov

Head of Corporate Sustainability
Lenzing Aktiengesellschaft

Peter Bartsch

F1-1

WORKSHOP

“Moving Beyond Organizational Conflict Towards Sustainability”

Dialogic Workshop by Organizational & Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC™)

CEO / Consultant / Organization & Relationship Systems Coach
SYSTEMIC CHANGE Inc.

Hideaki “Azzy” Azuma

Co-founder
Kamonohashi Project

Keisuke Motoki

Global Faculty
CRR Japan
WAKE UP Co., Ltd.

Yuri Morikawa

SDGs play a key role in guiding the organization’s vision in business, with the public, and with government. In this regard, transformational change is critical for leaders and organizations in developing and achieving sustainability initiatives. However, there are many criticisms related to the sustainability movement. Common examples are that most employees don’t even understand what the term “sustainable vision” means, or that workers think the CSR division is solely responsible for sustainability issues of the organization and not themselves, and that CSR’s efforts are really focused on creating only fancy looking reports about sustainability. The criticism reflects how the company is only trying to project a good corporate image with these fancy looking reports on sustainability. In effect, the company is merely “SDG washing,” instead of producing actual tangible results.At the heart of the matter is the lack of internal communication and meaningful dialogue about sustainability. This lack of communication creates suspicion and cynicism about all sustainability initiatives within the organization. Resolving these internal conflicts by engaging in deeper dialogue within the workplace is critical in order to effectuate authentic change. I invite leaders who are tackling organizational change using Organizational & Relationship Systems Coaching used by NPOs and business corporations to join. I will also have some “hands-on” demo-sessions for participants in understanding how to utilize dialogic approaches effectively, to resolve and go beyond internal conflicts, and to bring awareness and a call-to-action for sustainability issues throughout the workforce.

S1-1

Glocal Design @ Future Lab

A1-2

Leadership

SDGs Strategy
What is next-generation CSV (value creation) management ?

- redesign society through SDGs -

【Facilitator】
Corporate Adviser
ITO EN Co.Ltd

Hidemitsu Sasaya

【Panelist】
Corporate Executive Officer and Deputy Chief Technology Officer
Fujitsu Limited

Yumiko Kajiwara

Vice President
Regional Vitalization Promotion
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd.

Toru Takeda

Executive Officer
Human Resources and General Affairs Group
Calbee, Inc.

Masako Takeda

Supervisory Officer, General Manager
Tsukuba Research Institute
Sumitomo Forestry Co.,ltd.

Ichiro Nakajima

In corporate management, innovative response to "sustainability" is demanded under intense change both inside and outside. ESG (environment, society, corporate governance) investment has been accelerated. In particular, the Paris Agreement for E, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for E and S and G, and Corporate Governance Code Application for G. Year 2015 is the "first year of ESG".Now sustainability is an essential element that cannot be avoided for the brand strategy.Amid this drastic change, the international common language for sustainability management is the SDGs with the target year of 2030, adopted at the United Nations Summit in September 2015. It is also indispensable for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games and for inviting the Expo 2025 to Osaka.We aim to create shared value (CSV) aiming at simultaneous realization of economic value and social value by thoroughly utilizing SDGs both in business opportunities and risk avoidance. In order to redesign society, SDGs is necessary to be explored by the front line of efforts of the three pillars; Society 5.0, the future city of SDGs and future generations training and female success. We also refer to the Japan SDGs Awards and explore a new global competition strategy of SDGs implementation.

B1-2

Supply Chain

Human Rights

【Facilitator】
Executive Director of the Global Alliance for Sustainable Supply Chain

Managing Director of Sustainavision Ltd.

Takeshi Shimotaya

【Panelist】
Japan CCaSS Leader / Principal
Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS)
EY Japan

Keiichi Ushijima

Manager
Group Legal/Social and Environmental Affairs
adidas Japan K.K.

Tomomi Nara

Director
Sustainability Management Division
JAPAN TOBACCO INC.

Junko Takenaka

C1-2

Cross-Sector Collaboration

Social Finance
How we can create an innovative financial mechanism

【Facilitator】
President and CEO
Japan Fundraising Association

Masataka Uo

【Panelist】
President / CEO
Grameen Nippon

Masahiro Kan

Chief Director
DAI-ICHI KANGYO CREDIT COOPERATIVE

Nobuyuki Nitta

Leaders in innovative finance will share their views and ideas how innovative finance could make a difference in Japan and the world. The discussion will cover from best practices to the global trend. Together with the participants we will envision the future of sustainable finance.

D1-2

Marketing & Communications

Social Innovation
"Profitable" Sustainable Marketing :

Hints from Case of Sharing-Economy Services to Combine Social Welfare and Economy.

【Facilitator】
Full time Professor
College of Commerce
Nihon University

Manabu Mizuno

【Panelist】
President & CEO
akippa Inc.

Genki Kanaya

CEO
Agrimedia inc.

Takashi Morofuji

Founder and Chief Executive Officer
READYFOR, Inc.

Haruka Mera

E1-2

Society

SDGs Strategy

【Facilitator】Section Manager
Environment & Social Planning Office, Sustainability Promotion Department
CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.

Noriaki Kimura

【Panelist】
CEO
YouMe Nepal (NPO)

Rai Sharad

Executive Manager
CSR Promotion Department
Takenaka Corporation

Raita Suzuki

Vice-Chairman
Asian Architecture Friendship

Takashi Noda

Managing Director/Co-founder
Action against Child Exploitation (ACE Japan)

Tomoko Shiroki

S1-2

Glocal Design @ Future Lab

Workshop A

A1-3

Products & Services

Circular Economy
Frontiers of the Circular Economy (1) - Strategy and implementation of new value creation strategies

【Facilitator】
Co-founder, NELIS / Director, TACL

Peter David Pedersen

【Panelist】
Unit Leader
Circular Economy Unit, Environmental Management Dept, Quality&Environment Div
Panasonic Corporation

Kensaku Ishibashi

Country Manager & CSR Director EMEAR
EPSON Deutschland GmbH

Henning Ohlsson

Associate Director
Business Services
Carbon Trust

Aleyn Smith-Gillespie

Representative Director & President
BASF Japan Ltd.

Hiroki Ishida

B1-3

Marketing & Communications

Sustainable Branding

【Facilitator】
Fellow, Chuo University Graduate School of Strategic Management
Chief lecturer, Japan Management Association

Etsuhiro Hosoda

【Panelist】
Manager of CSR Planning & Coordination Group
CSR Planning Department
Kubota Corporation

Tatsuya Asaka

Writer / Planner
Dentsu Team SDGs / Social Design Engine
Dentsu Inc.

Takaharu Mamiya

Secretary-general of CSR Promotion Committee
General Administration Department,
Administration & Human Resources Division
TV TOKYO HOLDINGS Corporation

Yuka Takatsuka

C1-3

Consumer Behaviors

Ethical Consumer

【Facilitator】
Director, CSR
Calbee, Inc.

Kaoru Ninomiya

【Panelist】
Sustainability Promotion Department / Future Merchant Design Laboratory,
Rakuten Institute of Technology
Rakuten, Inc.

Takayuki Mamabe

Member of Committee
Committee on Environment
Nippon Association of Consumer Specialists

Keiko Iwaki

Operating Officer (Member Relations Div.)
Member Relations Div.
Japanese Consumers’ Co-operative Union

Chikako Futamura

Executive Officer CSR & Communication
AEON Co.,Ltd

Kahori Miyake

D1-3

Brand Purpose

SDGs Strategy
SDGs: Beyond mapping

【Facilitator】
Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo
CEO,Response Ability,Inc.

Naoki Adachi, Dr.

【Panelist】
President & CEO, SDG Partners, Inc.
Senior Partner, Recruit Holdings Co. Ltd.

Kazuo Tase

Corporate Executive Officer
Recruit Holdings Co. Ltd.

Ayano Senaha

Corporate Vice President Deputy General Manager,
Global Corporate Division and Deputy General Manager, Corporate Service Division
Ajinomoto Co., Inc.

Yoshimasa Yoshimiya

Based on the efforts that Recruit Holdings challenged by practical case examples at the SB subcommittee for SB-Japan Forum members from September 2018, challenging SDGs can not be terminated by mapping alone, we will discuss about "Beyond the SDGs mapping" sprinkled with the Ajinomoto Group's challenge a summary of previous three subcommittees 1)"Sustainability Orbit and SDGs Domino", 2)"Linkage, Moon Shots and implementation of SDGs in management - based on advanced case examples", 3)"Moon Shot as a method of SDGs as a business strategy and Design Thinking".We will discuss about topics such as "We understood the importance of SDGs, how should we reflect it in our business? ","We mapped SDGs and business,Does it truly lead to corporate value? How should we communicate SDGs' efforts internally andexternally in an easy-to-understand manner?

E1-3

Leadership

Sustainable Management & Communication
Best Practices of Corporate Management by Leading Sustainability Companies

【Facilitator】
Partner
Sustainability Services
PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata LLC

Yuki Isogai

【Panelist】
Senior Manager Corporate Sustainability Strategy
Corporate Development
BASF SE

Christian Heller

President and Representative Director Representative Executive Officer
MARUI GROUP CO., LTD.

Hiroshi Aoi

General Manager, International Initiatives
Strategy and Synergy Department
Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc.

Masaaki Nagamura

Companies need to respond quickly and appropriately to new risks and opportunities created by major trends (mega-trends) for their long-term growth. They are required to identify “disruptive points” that are not limited to market and customer analysis but also on long-term environmental and social analysis and consider the movements of new stakeholders like local communities and NGOs. Many global companies are proactively approaching risk management as well as developing new services while taking into consideration the concept of sustainability. In Japan, while sustainability management has gradually gained attention in response GPIF's investment in ESG, many companies still doubt whether it is really important for their business and are exhausted from the growing demand for the disclosure of non-financial information. In this panel discussion, we will discuss with leading companies how to implement sustainability management for the companies’ long term growth alongside society.

F1-3

Society

Sports in Society
Sustainability in sports events - Its present and future

【Facilitator】
Staff Writer
Sports News
The Asahi Shimbun

Daisuke Maeda

【Panelist】
Founder and Representative Director
Sport For Smile

Mie Kajikawa

Group leader
Public relations department
YOKOHAMA DeNA BAYSTARS BASEBALL CLUB, INC.

Yasuhiro Kawamura

The theme is "Looking for the ways to make sports events socially sustainable "We are going to discuss;・ Goals for professional sports events and its management to contribute to the city development・ Coexistence of education and professional sports in the local community・ Taking environment and human rights into the consideration・ Sustainability for the materials procurement

S1-3

Glocal Design @ Future Lab

Workshop B

P-2

Day2 PLENARIES

P-3

Sustainable Cities&Communities Forum
Plenary Session

E2-0 12:25 - 13:10

Lunch Session

【Facilitator】
Producer
Sustainable Brands Tokyo
CEO
alterna
Visiting Professor
Graduate School of Environmental Sciences
Musashino University

Setsu Mori

【Panelist】
Country Director Sustainable Brands, Thailand Brand
Sustainability Consultant
The Brandbeing Consultant Co., Ltd

Sirikul Nui Laukaikul, Dr.

SATOYAMA DESIGN

Kei Nakayama

Executive Director
General Incorporated Association More Trees

Shinkichi Mizutani

A2-1

Leadership

Sustainable Branding
The SB Brand Transformation Roadmap

【Facilitator】
Founder & Chief Executive
Sustainable Life Media & Sustainable Brands

KoAnn Vikoren Skrzyniarz

【Panelist】
Chief Brand Officer
Procter & Gamble

Marc Pritchard

Vice President & Chief Sustainability Officer
Procter & Gamble

Virginie Helias

Manager Sustainability & Cooperation Global Affairs
Philip Morris International

Jennifer Motles

Sustainable Brands, together with our global community and alongside others working toward a better future, seek a world that is delightful diverse, safe, health and just, with clean air, soil, food, water, shelter and power, equitably, ecologically and sustainable enjoy by all.We believe that brands are in a unique position to command the attention of and influence the global economic ecosystem in such a way as to accelerate this vision and that those brands that lead the way will be the business leaders of the future.Through our history together, our global community of brand change-makers has made great strides against the goal of redesign business for a sustainable future. And yet we have far more to go, No one company can yet claim to be a fully “Sustainable Brand,” as we see it.We have, however, become clearer about the core characteristics that would be present with in a brand that embodies the change we seek.

In this session, we will introduce the SB Brand Transformation RoadmapSM which is the self-assessment tool that helps companies navigate the path to full sustainability, unveiled in SB’18 Vancouver.Companies are still approaching sustainability in different ways and, along with the many challenges, there is no one clear path to success.

B2-1

Marketing & Communication

Redesigning Public Relations

【Facilitator】
Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo
CEO, Response Ability,Inc.

Naoki Adachi, Dr.

【Panelist】
Expert Creator
Toppan Idea Center, Creative Department
TOPPAN PRINTING CO., LTD.

Mitsunori Kamei

GENERAL MANAGER
MARKET CONTACT DIV.
POLA INC.

Ryo Mochizuki

Creative Planner
PR Solution Design Division
DENTSU INC.

Maiya Kinoshita

C2-1

Cross-Sector Collaboration

Restoration Assistance

【Facilitator】
ESG Producer, Sustainable Brands Tokyo
Corporate Officer and Director, Sun messe Co., Ltd.
Director, Alterna Research Institute

Nobuyasu Tanaka

【Panelist】
Fellow, Electrical, Electronics and Systems Engineering
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

Shunichi Toyomasu

CEO
4R Energy Corporation

Eiji Makino

Deputy Mayor
Namie Town

Shigeyuki Honma

Director of Fukushima New Industries and Employment Promotion Office
Fukushima Reconstruction Promotion Group
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)

Yuichi Moronaga

D2-1

Leadership

Sustainable Management

【Facilitator】
Professor College of Business
Vice President
Kanto Gakuin University

Yoshinari Koyama, Prof.

【Panelist】
Partner / Japan Practice Leader
Monitor Deloitte

Takeshi Fujii

Executive Officer
Deputy General Administrative Manager, Technology Development Division
Seiko Epson Corporation

Kazuhiro Ichikawa

Head of Communications
Communications
Unilever Japan Holdings K.K.

Seikei Itoh

E2-1

Supply Chain

Sustainable Supply Chain

【Facilitator】
Project Leader
Conservation Division, Forest Programme
WWF Japan

Chiaki Furusawa

【Panelist】
Manager
Communcation & CR Div CSR
McDonald’s Company (Japan), Ltd.

Masato Iwai

General Manager
Corporate Sustainability Department, Corporate Communication Division
Bridgestone Corporation

Akihiro Inatsugi

Global Head of CDP’s Supply Chain program
CDP

Sonya Bhonsle

F2-1

Cross-Sector Collaboration

Strengthening Partnership

【Facilitator】
Academic producer, SB Tokyo
Professor of Department of Business Administration
Director of Information Network Center
Komazawa University

Shigeki Aoki, Prof.

【Panelist】
President
data dock Inc.

Koichi Usami

President, Head Office
HATAGOYA & Company

Makoto Kai

SATOYAMA DESIGN

Kei Nakayama

S2-1

SCCF

SDGs Players
Cities

A2-2

Products & Services

Science & Technology
Sustainable Future to be Created by Science ×Technology

【Facilitator】
Visiting Research Fellow
NLI Research Institute

Masahiko Kawamura

【Panelist】
Senior Fellow
Assistant to Director, Corporate Communication Division
Bridgestone Corporation

Hideo Hara

President and CEO
OMRON SINIC X Corporation

Masaki Suwa

B2-2

Brand Purpose

Good Life Research
Understanding Japanese Consumers for Good Life Redesigning Strategies

【Facilitator】
Head of Department Professor (Marketing Research)
Graduate School of Business Administration Hiroshima Business and Management School University of Hiroshima

Cats Edo, Prof.

【Panelist】
FRaU Producer
Fashion and Beauty Editorial Department Second Division
KODANSHA

Tatsuhiko Seki

CEO
Harch Inc.

Yu Kato

Director
Marketing Division
INTAGE Inc.

Fumi Miura

Even though there is a trend that the Japanese young generation are sustainable minded in the recent years, not so many companies have a solution for rebuilding their strategy for Good Life.This session will try to give implication to Good Life Redesigning Strategies from identifying the characteristics of Good Life oriented consumers using qualitative and quantitative research analysis.

C2-2

Organization

Diversity &Work Life Balance

【Facilitator】
Representative Director
Growth company plus Co.Ltd.

Hitomi Yamaoka

【Panelist】
Manager
Strategy Planning Office, Future Workstyle Strategy Division
Okamura Corporation

Ryoko Usuki

General Manager
Diversity Promotion Section Human Resources Division
Suntory Holdings Limited

Kuriko Sugawara

Senior Vice President, Business Operation
salesforce.com Ltd.

Takashi Itoh

D2-2

Products & Services

Sustainable Energy
RE100
Choose Renewable Electricity for our sustainable future

【Facilitator】
Senior Manager
CDP Worldwide-Japan

Kae Takase

【Panelist】
General Manager
Quality & Environmental Department
Sony Corporation

Takeshi Tsuruta

General Manager
CSR&General Affairs Unit/CSR&General Affairs Div/CSR&Environment Dept.
ASKUL corporation

Shunichiro Azuma

General Manager
Environment Department
Daiwa House Industry Co.,Ltd.

Katsuhiro Koyama

E2-2

Consumer Behaviors

Millennials & Z Generation

【Facilitator】
Senior Consultant
Institute of Shopper Insight Department
HAKUHODO INC.

Hiroyo Matsui

【Panelist】
Contents Director & Executive Editor-in-Chief 25ans & Editor-in-Chief Richesse
Content Division Luxury Media Group
Hearst Fujingaho Co., Ltd.

Hiromi Sogo

CEO / Founder
Tablecross Inc.

Kaoru Joho

Director / Ethical Coordinator
Freelancer

Alisa Evans

F2-2

Cross-Sector Collaboration

Sustainable City
How to build City Branding with Local Communities in SDGs Future City of Yokohama

【Facilitator】
Kanto Gakuin University

Tomohiro Yasuda

JTB Tourism Research & Consulting Co.

Kuniyoshi Okada

City of Yokohama

Hiroshi Kaida

S2-2

SCCF

SDGs Players
Communities

A2-3

Products & Services

Circular Economy
Challenges for Circular Economy in Plastics and Zero-Waste

CEO & Publisher of "Socio Management Review" International Institute for Human, Organization and the Earth

Hideto Kawakita

【Panelist】
Manager
ESG Promotion
Kao Corporation

Manabu Shibata

Co-Founder
JEPLAN, INC.

Michihiko Iwamoto

Senior Manager
Corporate Communications – Corporate Social Responsibility
adidas Japan K.K.

Angela Marie Ortiz

B2-3

Society

Sustainable Marketing

【Facilitator】
Academic producer, Sustainable Brands Tokyo
Professor of Department of Business Administration
Director of Information Network Center
Komazawa University

Shigeki Aoki, Prof.

【Panelist】
Director
Media Division
goodroom Co., Ltd.

Shiho Sato

C.E.O
KEEP WILL DINING CO., LTD.

Masato Hoshi

Editor in chief
colocal
MAGAZINE HOUSE CO.,LTD

Takuya Oikawa

C2-3

Marketing & Communication

Sustainability Reporting

【Facilitator】
General Manager
General Planning and Policy Group
Cre-en Inc.

Masayuki Ando

【Panelist】
CEO
Sustainability Forum Japan

Toshihiko Goto

Officer
CSR Department, Corporate Communication Division
Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd.

Tatsuki Ozawa

Senior Manager
Social Sustainability Department, Corporate Sustainability Division
Konica Minolta, Inc.

Kaori Gokyu

D2-3

Society

Sustainable Branding
"Impact Management" - maximizing corporate social value

【Facilitator】
Board Chair
CSO Network Japan

Katsuji Imata

【Panelist】
Director, Global Strategy Asia Pacific
Global Community Impact
Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies in Japan

Katsura Tsuno

Member of the Board
Social Investment Partners

Sakae Suzuki

Manager
CSR Department
Sompo Holdings, Inc. & Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance Inc.

Hiroyasu Adam Ichikawa

Corporations are identified as one of the main drivers of the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals). The corporate community creates social impacts through core business and CSR-related activities, and enhance the social value of the company itself.Corporate activities run through the value chain, involving many stakeholders that include managers, employees, suppliers, business partners, consumers, and local communities. The potential for maximizing social impact is enormous, which can be accomplished by working with the stakeholders in agreeing on the social impact born by business, setting goals and achieving them. In this session, the following questions are posed:- What is the social impact that companies want to generate? - How can we visualize social impact and try to foster common recognition with stakeholders?We will then discuss how ""impact management"" can advance social impact at companies and social sector organizations.

E2-3

Retail

Redesigning Local Economy

【Facilitator】
Sustainability Producer, SB Tokyo
CEO,Response Ability,Inc.

Naoki Adachi, Dr.

【Panelist】
CEO
CHURABOSHI.COM

Taku Yamada

Executive Officer
Natural Capital Department
A-zero inc.

Yutaka Okano

President
Japanese Consumers’ Co-operative Union

Eiichi Honda

F2-3

Cross-Sector Collaboration

Sustainable Community

【Facilitator】
Professor Dean
Faculty of Business Administration
Yamanashi Gakuin University

Hisashi Imai

【Panelist】
Senior Public Affairs manager
Communications & Stakeholder Relation
Novo Nordisk Pharma Ltd.

Fubuki Ishimaru

Senior Lecturer
Department of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine
Fukushima Medical University, School of Medicine

Tomoo Hidaka

Health and Welfare Department health center Regional Health Division
Koriyama city

Keiko Uesugi

S2-3

SCCF

SDGs Players
Works

2nd Mar. 18:30-19:30

Opening Remarks

Welcome Address

Redesigning the Good Life

Sustainable Life Media & Sustainable Brands
Founder & Chief Executive

KoAnn Vikoren Skrzyniarz

Plenary 1-1

All In: The Future of Business Leadership

SustainAbility
Executive Director

Mark Lee

An exciting new book launching at SB’18 Vancouver, All In: The Future of Business Leadership looks at the scale and pace of change that the environment and society are experiencing through the lens of sustainability leadership, particularly the private sector’s contribution to ameliorating the sustainability challenges facing the world today.While seeing sustainable development as a universal challenge in which governments, civil society and citizens all have roles, All In focuses on the role of the private sector and concludes that business leadership on sustainable development is central to developing and maintaining the kind of markets and economies that the environment and society need to thrive. Join this session to find out more.

Plenary 1-2

Sustainable Growth through ASV (Ajinomoto Group Creating Shared Value)

Ajinomoto Co., Inc.
President & CEO

Takaaki Nishii

The history of the Ajinomoto Group began in 1909 when Saburosuke Suzuki II started marketing umami, which was discovered by Professor Kikunae Ikeda, as a product called "AJI-NO-MOTO®". Since then, the Group has expanded the seasoning "AJI-NO-MOTO®" and a variety of products worldwide, with the founding spirit of “Eat Well, Live Well.” The Ajinomoto Group has been engaged in initiatives to resolve social issues through its business. These initiatives for such creation of shared value have been named ASV (Ajinomoto Group Creating Shared Value) and we develop businesses centered on ASV. We have established “Health and well-being,” “Food resources” and “Global sustainability” as three important social issues to be resolved through ASV, and also identified several materiality items through the dialogue with stakeholders. We are confident that we will achieve our goal of becoming a global top ten class company by solving issues and evolving value creation through ASV, and that we will continue to grow in a sustainable manner. The presentation shows the Ajinomoto Group's efforts to resolve social issues through ASV and its sustainable growth.

Plenary 1-3

Rubicon’s Approach To Ending Waste and Delivering a Circular Economy

Vice President of Sustainability
Rubicon Global Holdings LLC

David Rachelson

Plenary 1-4

Realizing Sustainability by Practicing the Management Philosophy

Seiko Epson Corporation
President and Representative Director

Minoru Usui

Epson exists to enrich lives and contribute to a happier world. As a company, Epson has to make a profit, but that profit has to be the result of earning customer trust. Epson’s Management Philosophy articulates a goal of sustaining growth and being indispensable to stakeholders by earning trust and profit.Epson has long contributed to solutions to social challenges through the products and services it provides. All the actions it takes help to achieve greater sustainability. Epson will continue to work toward making itself indispensable by playing a central role in realizing a better world. In his talk, Mr. Usui will describe what Epson is trying to accomplish through its initiatives, innovations, and products.

Plenary 1-5

Philip Morris' Global Challenge toward Establishing Smoke Free Future

Vice President
Philip Morris Japan Limited

Satoshi Inoue

Morning Wrap-Up

Day1 Plenary Morning Wrap-Up

Sustainable Brands Japan Country Director
Hakuten Corporation

Shinsuke Suzuki

SDGs Workshop 13:30 - 16:30

Session & Workshop

【Invite Only】SDGs Workshop presented by Caesars Entertainment & Sustainable Brands

Manager, Sustainability & Responsible Business
Caesars Entertainment

Wendy Bagnasco

Professor and Director
Erb Institute | Business for Sustainability
University of Michigan

Joe Árvai

Manager
Marketing & Communications Division, Corporate Affairs Group, Stakeholder Relations Section
Nestlé Japan Ltd.

Junichi Abe

【Facilitator】
Executive Director
CSO Network Japan

Kaori Kuroda

Welcome Address

Procter & Gamble
Vice President
Global Sustainability

Virginie Helias

Yokogawa Electric Corporation
Sustainability Promotion Office
Head of Sustainability Promotion Office

Chika Furukawa

Facilitator:
CSO Network Japan
Executive Director

Kaori Kuroda

Plenary 2-1

The Road to Responsible Consumption: Embedding Social and Environmental Purpose in the Heart of an Iconic Brand

Chief Brand Officer
Procter & Gamble

Marc Pritchard

Marc Pritchard, Chief Brand Officer of Procter & Gamble, will share insight into how P&G is enabling and inspiring positive impact through its brands. By asking tough questions, the company is finding new ways to be a force for good and a force for growth.

Plenary 2-2 10:45-11:15

Redesigning Good Society

Chairman of the Board
Global Compact Network Japan

Toshio Arima

Corporate Vice President
Sustainability Management Division
RICOH COMPANY,LTD.

Sergio(Shigeo) Kato

Director – General for Environmental Policy
Ministry of Environment,Government of Japan

Tokutaro Nakai

Facilitator:
Sustainability Producer
SB Tokyo
CEO
Response Ability,Inc.

Naoki Adachi, Dr.

Plenary 2-3

Balanced growth of economy and community in Las Vegas

Former Las Vegas Mayor
(Executive Vice President, Caesars Entertainment)

Jan Jones Blackhurst

Since the opening of the Mirage in 1989, Las Vegas has witnessed frequent openings of mega resort hotels and casinos, one after another. The number of tourists coming to the Entertainment Capital of the World grew from 20.9 million in 1990 to 33.8 million by 1999, and the population of Las Vegas also grew by more than 60% in the same decade. During this rapid growth period, Ms. Jan Jones Blackhurst, Executive Vice President, Public Policy & Corporate Responsibility at Caesars Entertainment, was the two-term mayor where she was known for her coalition building skills and support for women in the workplace. Jan’s unique experience of balancing economic and community growth – the challenges as well as the opportunities - helped pave the way for her tenure at Caesars Entertainment, where today she leads PEOPLE PLANET PLAY, the company’s strategic framework for CSR. She will share with you her valuable experiences of a mayor for 8 years and an EVP of Caesars for 20 years.

Plenary 2-4

SDGs FutureCity YOKOHAMA

Senior Vice President of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.,
Head of Operations Committee for Japan
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

Asako Hoshino

Deputy Mayor
City of Yokohama

Yuri Arakida

Morning Wrap-Up

Day2 Plenary Morning Wrap-Up

Sustainable Brands Japan Country Director
Hakuten Corporation

Shinsuke Suzuk

SCCF 10:00-12:20

SCCF

Sustainable Cities&Communities Forum
Plenary Session

SB Japan Forum Lounge

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