KEYNOTE SPEAKER:        Dr. Dean R. Hirsch, WORLD VISION Global Ambassador

CORPORATE SPEAKERS:  1. Alan Eusden, President, Corning Display Technologies
                                                 2. Hope Ong, Direcor, Microsoft Taiwan

                                                 3. Nick Winsor, President & CEO, HSBC Taiwan  

HOSTS:  Ms. Lume Liao, AmCham CSR Committee Co-Chair
                Ms. Fupei Wang, AmCham CSR Committee Co-Chair
                Panel Moderator: Mr. Joseph Pai, Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather Taiwan

COST:  Member & Non-member: $600-      (No Show Penalty: $1,500-)

• NGO's Viewpoint on Worldwide CSR Trend
• CSR as part of Successful Business & How NGOs can Help
• Successful corporate CSR programs in Taiwan

About the Speakers

As global ambassador, Dean R. Hirsch seeks to build and enhance the reputation of World Vision International (WVI) with key internal and external groups. Last year, WVI raised US $2.6 billion to assist about 100 million people in 98 countries through its relief, development and advocacy programs. Hirsch, who was WVI president from 1996 through September 2009, is now charged with representing the organization at various meetings, events and other engagements. He represents the president and the partnership on internal boards and with UN agencies, governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and major donors.

Hirsch is known for refocusing World Vision’s development and advocacy work on children. During Hirsch’s presidency, World Vision’s income grew five-fold. Today, its 40,000 staff members provide health care, education, clean water, emergency food, tools, shelter and technical know-how to millions of the world’s poorest inhabitants. A veteran of world trouble spots including Somalia and North Korea, Hirsch has worked extensively in disaster and post-conflict situations.

Hirsch, 61, holds a master of science degree from Indiana State University and a bachelor of arts and an honorary doctorate from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California. He was also awarded honorary doctorates from Pepperdine University (2006), Eastern University of Pennsylvania (2001) and Myongji University in Seoul, Korea (1999).

Alan Eusden is President of Corning Display Technologies Taiwan since 2007. Alan Eusden joined Corning in 1983 as a financial analyst in the Electronics Division. Over the next ten years he held a variety of financial roles in Telecommunications and Specialty Materials. Eusden relocated to Germany as the General Manager of Corning GmbH in 1994. After that, Eusden was appointed Division Vice President and Deputy General Manager of the Telecommunications Products Division, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Corning Optical Fiber, Senior Vice President of Global Business Support Services and Senior Vice President of Corning Shared Services and Finance Strategy. He has been an active member of the American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei, and has been elected to be the 2009 and 2010 Chairman of the Chamber’s Board of Governors.

Hope Ong is the Corporate Affairs Director in Microsoft Taiwan, responsible for policy engagement, strategic projects and policy infrastructure. She dialogues with the government, congress, think tank, and associations to help build a sound business environment. Hope initiated several CSR programs on behalf of Microsoft Taiwan. She also works as a volunteer for several women NGOs on projects that train young women leaders, giving speeches to encourage high school girls to choose their further studies in science and engineering area. She also initiated a Women Unlimited Potential project to train 30,000 in the IT sector.

Nick Winsor has been the President & Chief Executive Officer of HSBC in Taiwan since September 2008. He has 26 years of international experience with the HSBC Group. Prior to his current post, he was the Head of Personal Financial Services Asia-Pacific.  Based in Hong Kong, he was responsible for business growth across 18 countries in a region of burgeoning mass affluent and consumer segments. Mr. Winsor graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Physics in 1983 and joined HSBC’s International Management programme the same year. He has since worked with the Group in a variety of roles in Brunei, India, Hong Kong, Japan, Qatar, Singapore, UAE and the United Kingdom.

*Sponsorship Opportunity

For a contribution of NT$28,000, sponsors receive these benefits:

1. 5 VIPS seats for the event
2. Corporate name and logo prominently featured on the backdrop.
3. Corporate name and logo published in the program.
4. Post-event publication of corporate name and logo in TOPICS magazine.

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