Sustainable Luxury, Beauty & Sport

Learn from GUCCI, JAEGER-LECOULTRE, ROSY BLUE DIAMONDS, WWF, UNCTAD, HEC Lausanne University and many more luxury brands, NGO and Corporate Responsibility experts. 

     Join the leaders of the Sustainable Luxury community for a one day highly interactive workshop on September 28, 2010 in Lausanne/Switzerland, to learn, share, network and experiment among CR peers, NGO, Academia and experts.  

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Kao Corp., a major Japanese manufacturer of chemical products, announced, that it won the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award for the Ninth Green Sustainable Chemistry (GSC) Award. http://www.japanfs.org/en/pages/029984.html

More news on Kao Corp CSR activities and involvments. http://www.kao.com/group/en/group/csr.html

The fifth edition of the Natural Beauty Summit 2009, organized by ITEC France, took place in Paris last November, 23rd to 24th and gathered 200 participants from the cosmetics industry.

1. Emmanuelle Bassmann from In-Trend Ltd: a London-based beauty and anti-aging trend analyst.
2. Sandie Jaidane from SJC consultancy: a Paris-based natural and organics market expert.
3. Michel Gutsatz from The Scriptorium Company: an international branding expert.

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Well … The battle is ON ! Which cosmetic summit will attract CEO, Executive, marketing guru, R&D specialist and CSR specialist, etc daring to seriously embed CSR in their corporate strategies …. For the first time, an international summit covers the major issues faced the beauty industry faces concerning sustainability, natural, organic, fair trade and ecological products… The Sustainable Cosmetics Summit will cover these and other major issues in Frankfurt, November 16-17th…

ITEC France will be organising the 3rd edition of the Natural Beauty Summit on November 23 and 24, 2009 in Paris. Great topic in perspective « Naturals Cosmetics, laying the foundations for sustainable development« . Supported by leading certification companies (BDIH, Cosmebio, IBD, NSF, Ecocert, Soil Association and Quality assurance), the programme soon to be unveiled will certainly be at the level of the expectation and challenges faced by Natural Cosmetics companies. Are we at the eve of the   « Natural Cosmetic 2.0″ ?. Should this summit change it’s name (and positioning…) and be called « Sustainable Beauty Summit » to be more in tune with the real shift taking place in the beauty industry ? Will it be organised in a sustainable way ? Are they walking the talks ? Well …

By Christopher H. Cordey