NEW MARKET, NEW PLAYERS, NEW OPPORTUNITIES BUDAPEST LNG SUMMIT 2017
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At this event we were the guests of Gajus Scheltema, Ambassador to Hungary of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Gajus Scheltema, the outgoing Dutch Ambassador, hosted the current participants of the Future Leaders Talent Program and the Alumni Club at his residence. The special venue represented an incredible environment in which to understand the sustainability...
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Continuing the tradition, in 2017 BCSDH hosted its annual and most popular program, the BCSDH weekend. This year we visited Mád and its surroundings. The professional program was built around the Action 2020 focal areas: climate change and employment. In this context, we visited Nestlé’s chocolate factory in Diósgyőr. Jean Grunenwald, CEO of Nestlé, welcomed...
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Flexibility and stability both count in the future labour market. The issues and challenges of a transforming employment market were discussed at the BCSDH’s business breakfast and Action2020 Forum with Annamarie Muntz, the President of the WEC (World Employment Confederation) which was held on 26th April.  Annemarie Muntz – an acknowledged expert in the field...
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Today, the G20 Finance Ministers are meeting in Washington DC during the IMF/World Bank meeting and we are urging them to keep the Paris Agreement, climate finance and the FSB TCFD top priorities on the G20 agenda. Climate change will be a crucial part of their discussions. The business voice must be clear and resounding....
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WBCSD share with you the CEO Guide to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Adopted by 193 countries in September 2015, the SDGs set out a framework of 17 Goals to tackle the world’s most pressing social, economic and environmental challenges in the lead-up to 2030. The guide is designed to provide you with a concise yet...
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From 20th March, 2017 onwards, Zsófia Galambosné Dudás will be the new project manager of the Action 2020 Hungary program of the Business Council for Sustainable Development in Hungary (BCSDH). The new project manager will also be responsible for the coordination of the related working groups. Zsófia Galambosné Dudás has a master’s degree in economics, and...
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The Business Council for Sustainable Development in Hungary celebrated its 10th Anniversary at the General Meeting which took place at the new headquarters of E.ON Hungária. Currently, BCSDH has 79 members, representing a community of value-creating business leaders of companies that contribute 30% of Hungary’s GDP. During the past 10 years, 200 professional events, 200 active...
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BCSDH launched the 4th year of the Future Leaders Talent Program with the participation of 33 talented young leaders at an opening ceremony hosted by BASF on 18th of January. The first professional day was hosted by Grundfos, at which participants could start to engage with the strategic approach to sustainability.
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The Hungarian business sector agrees that operating transparently is the fundamental duty of all companies – as revealed in BCSDH’s annual sustainability survey. 91% of Hungarian businesses believe that operating transparently contributes to long-term success, and 98% even consider transparency to be a fundamental duty of all companies – as revealed in the Business Council...
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From 1st  December 2016, Zsuzsanna Répássy, will take over the responsibilities of the ‘Future Leaders’ talent program. Currently, she is head of the Net-Works course at KÜRT Akadémia and the project leader of various other digital transformation and innovation-related corporate programs. Furthermore, as Head of Community Affairs at TEDxDanubia, she supports and facilitates the embracing...
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Conference organised by the French Embassy in Hungary and the French Institute in partnership with the Embassy of Morocco in Hungary and Női Érdek/Hungarian Women’s Lobby At the French Institute (Fő utca 17, Budapest 1011), 9 December 2016 In French and Hungarian with simultaneous translation. English programme for reference only … whereas there will not...
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