Link, major real estate owner and manager operating extensive community-focused retail networks across Hong Kong, has published a case study on its new Social Impact Evaluation Framework, developed with SVIHK. Here is what we built together and why it matters.
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Shared Value Masterclass three: Innovation and Partnership

Shared Value Masterclass three: Innovation and Partnership

Event Date
22 August, 2024
Start Time
7:30 am
End Time
9:30 am
Organiser
Shared Value Project
Masterclasses provide an education pathway for participants to build a deeper understanding of shared value theory and application by exploring real-world case studies. In a virtual classroom, unpack how creating shared value enables you to focus on material ESG issues in ways that advance society and deliver tangible value for your organisation. You can do any one Masterclass, or all three. They are designed for senior practitioners and leaders from all business disciplines looking to understand the changing role of business.
Masterclasses run for 2 hours, with an optional 30 min reading room prior, plus 1 hour of pre-reading/pre-work in your own time.
Masterclass 3: Innovation and Partnership
Our final Masterclass for 2024 will also adopt the Harvard Business School case-study approach and will explore the critical role of partnerships in creating shared value. After all, how can you solve a wicked problem on your own? Partnerships are critical in helping companies get closer to the problem but identifying the right partners and building the right approaches is never easy. Join this masterclass to rethink how you partner for impact. This class will be led by SVP CEO, Sarah Downie.
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