March 30-31, 2006
Hilton Hotel at
Research Triangle Park,
North Carolina

OVERVIEW

Today’s businesses are facing more challenges than ever. Increasing competition, evolving government regulations, changing consumer expectations, and new supply chain pressures are forcing companies to adapt and reinvent themselves for a new world in order to maintain their advantage in the marketplace. The role of the corporation is changing, and businesses are increasingly finding they need to expand their definition of profitability to incorporate community and environmental considerations.

How can your business reinvent itself to position for competitive advantage in this changing world?

Join 200 corporate executives and academics from the top business schools to discuss cutting-edge strategies for creating innovative business models and organizational processes within this new global context. Through keynote speeches, workshops, and networking opportunities, you will learn about major social and environmental trends influencing today’s business and how managers can respond to meet the challenges of tomorrow.

Hosted by the Center for Sustainable Enterprise at the Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise and Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina.