ConocoPhillips IRIS Seminar — Shared Value and Collaboration

Albertans are seeking to align our social and environmental development towards sustainability strategies that mirror our commercial agreements being established for energy, infrastructure, environmental and social development. This latest ConocoPhillips IRIS seminar will outline how businesses can achieve shared value and competitive advantage through true collaboration. The session offers insights, opportunities and challenges on: Why collaborate and share? What is shared value? How do we collaborate? Methods to creating shared value. About the speakers: Daniel Clarke founded CSV Midstream in 2013, the first Canadian midstream company focused primarily on creating shared value as the foundation for long-term sustainability in greenfield gas plant installations. Through his roots in north eastern British Columbia and over 20 years in engineering, operations and construction management, Daniel has sponsored and executed numerous projects in the oil and gas industry. His passion for community has lead him to continually push for progressive sustainable development in the energy sector. David Savage is the founder of the Collaborative Global Initiative and author of Break Through to Yes: Unlocking the Possible with a Culture of Collaboration. He brings 40 years of business development, collaboration, negotiation, conflict management and stakeholder engagement expertise. Location: BMO Financial Group Forum, Third Floor, Haskayne School of Business University of Calgary Main Campus 2500 University Drive NW Campus map REGISTER NOW Questions? Please contact ccs@haskayne.ucalgary.ca The ConocoPhillips IRIS Seminar Series is proudly supported by ConocoPhillips and administered by the Centre for Corporate Sustainability at the University of Calgary’s Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary.

Location:

BMO Financial Group Forum 3rd Floor Haskayne School of Business

More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/conocophillips-iris-seminar-shared-value-and-collaboration