Join DC Net Impact and a pair of very special guests for an intimate dinner discussion about the corporate social responsibilty programs at consumer product companies Mars, Inc. and H&M.

Registration for this event covers a dinner of pizza and salad at District of Pi. (Both meat and vegetarian pizza toppings will be served. Alcoholic beverages are not included but may be purchased separately.)

SPECIAL GUESTS:

Kevin Rabinovitch is the Global Director of Sustainability for Mars, Incorporated. In his role he develops and deploys strategies, goals, targets and policies relating to all aspects of sustainability for Mars’ full supply chain, with direct responsibility for leading the work on Mars’ Operations and renewable energy projects. He is also on the Board of Directors and a co-chair of the Measurement Science workgroup at The Sustainability Consortium. Kevin has been with Mars for 20 years—7 years in sustainability, and the first 13 in R&D functions of multiple Mars business segments in the U.S. and Europe, specializing in technology development, scale-up and intellectual property.

As H&M North America’s Senior Sustainability Specialist, Pierre Borjesson works to ensure that H&M’s business operations contribute positively to the environment and people. H&M aims to invest in and strengthen communities, and through collaboration and shared growth make the world a better place to live in. Pierre has been with H&M for 10 years and has held various positions, starting as a Business Controller at the Buying Office in Sweden. During his 2.5 years in Bangladesh he started the Business Controlling function at the Production Office for Bangladesh and Pakistan and actively focused on integrating sustainability into H&M’s purchasing practices. After being promoted to lead the Business Controlling team in China, Pierre shifted roles to become the Regional CSR Manager for the environmental and social sustainability of the supply chain in China, Cambodia and Vietnam. Prior to his current role, he was Global Director of Social Sustainability at H&M’s Head Office in Stockholm.