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LCF CSR EXPO 2010
"Synergizing for Change"
14-15 July 2010 | SMX Convention Center

14 JULY • Wednesday • SMX Convention Center • Function Room 3
9:00 AM to 10:30 AM	OPENING PLENARY	Invocation and National Anthem / Opening Ceremonies
			Setting the Vision for Change
	Welcome Remarks	Edgardo Amistad Chairperson, League of Corporate Foundations President, UCPB-CIIF Foundation	With the 15th president of the Republic of the Philippines recently inaugurated, hopes for achieving positive change surge high in the country. But effecting real and lasting change can only be done through 'synergy' between all sectors. This session is an opportunity for the business sector to hear from the new President his vision for the country and plans for the next six years, especially in areas that require cooperation and collaboration between the public and private sectors. We will also hear from the LCF what corporate foundations have done over the past years and what the emerging trends are within the private sector toward supporting sustainable national development.
	Annual LCF Report	Maria Cecilia Alcantara President, League of Corporate Foundations, President, Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines
	Keynote Address	H.E. Benigno Aquino III * President, Republic of the Philippines
10:45 AM to 11:00 AM	REACHING OUT GLOBALLY	H.E. Amb. Harry K. Thomas, Jr. United States Ambassador to the Philippines	The U.S. Ambassador will deliver a special message on the importance of partnerships and cooperation at a global level to initiate positive change.
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM	PATHWAYS TO CHANGE
	Addressing the Key Constraints to Poverty Reduction	Arsenio Balisacan, PhD Professor, School of Economics, University of the Philippines Diliman President, Asia-Pacific Policy Center Dennis Mapa, PhD Professor and Director for Research, School of Statistics, University of the Philippines Diliman	Poverty is a complicated and persistent problem that can only be solved through a concerted and strategic effort that addresses the root of the problem. Our speakers will engage in an insightful discussion on the key constraints to poverty reduction and the strategic solutions that can help alleviate poverty. The discussion can guide the private sector when they decide on the focus of their programs and where to place their investments.
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM	LUNCH
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM	JOURNEY TO SUSTAINABILITY
	Panel Discussion	Panelists: Hon. Corazon Soliman Secretary, Department of Social Welfare and Development Milwida Guevara, PhD CEO, Synergeia Foundation Prof. Raphael Lotilla Regional Programme Director, Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia Jose Mari Mercado Director for Business Development, Convergys Corporation Aniceto Sobrepena President, Metrobank Foundation President, Manila Doctors Hospital Mark Williams General Manager, Sagittarius Mines* Moderators: Mr. Danilo Songco President & CEO, PinoyME Foundation Ms. Pacita Juan President, Philippine Coffee Board, Inc. Marketing Director, ECHOstore Sustainable Lifestyle	Focusing our efforts on strategies that matter most Development experts and business leaders will discuss the role of the private sector in addressing social and environmental problems and insights into steps and actions that businesses can take.
3:00 PM to 4:00 PM	LAUNCHING OF ASEAN CSR NETWORK
	Introduction to the ASEAN CSR Network Ceremonial Launching of the ASEAN CSR Network	Filemon Uriarte, Jr., PhD Executive Director, ASEAN Foundation	The ASEAN CSR Network, a regional body spearheaded by the ASEAN Foundation to promote and improve the practice of CSR in Southeast Asia will be launched. In the keynote address, we will also hear about the Indonesian experience of attaining ripples of change in various sectors, with its source emanating from collaboration between the public and private sectors that is anchored on values and trust.
	The Indonesian Experience	Keynote Speaker: Erna Witoelar Chairperson, Asia Pacific Philanthropy Consortium
5:00 pm to 7:30 pm Meeting Rooms 7,8,9		LCF Sponsors Night By invitation
15 JULY • Thursday • SMX Convention Center
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM	Lessons learned in implementing programs that are effective and sustainable Through these sessions, we learn from the experiences of LCF members and partners in implementing programs that lead to positive change in society. Concurrent Sessions on Education, Health, Arts and Culture, Environment, and Enterprise Development.
9:00 AM to 10:30 AM Meeting Rooms 4,5,6	SOLIDARITY THROUGH RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP		Session organized by the Committee on Education
	Introduction Ano nga ba ang Responsible Citizenship? Ito Ang Aming Mga Kuwento	Teresita Baltazar Coordinator, Good Citizenship Movement	This session aims to share how responsible citizenship components can be integrated into education programs and how communities can be fully engaged in supporting these initiatives. The session topic is inspired by the recent national elections and how everyone can get involved in effecting positive change by first starting with a personal conviction to be responsible citizens. The session will also feature a "surprise activity" that will involve the participation of every member of the audience, an activity that is envisioned to lead to "One Great Idea."
	How LCF Members Help Make Responsible Citizens	Mario Deriquito Senior Director, Ayala Foundation
	The UnionBank Learning System: Values Education + Developmental Reading = Good Citizenship	Maria Gonzalez-Goolsby Executive Director, Corporate Philanthropy and Social Responsibility, UnionBank of the Philippines
	Harnessing e-TV for Values Promotion	Doris Nuval Resource Mobilization Director, Knowledge Channel Foundation
	Tayo Naman Ang Magkuwentuhan! (Buzz Workshop)	Maria Amor Curaming Associate Director for Academic Services, Meralco Management & Leadership Development Center (MMLDC) Foundation Inc.
9:00 AM to 10:30 AM Meeting Room 10	BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT		Session organized by the Enterprise Development Committee
	Introduction	Maria Teresa Tumbali Head of Enterprise Development Department, UCPB-CIIF Finance & Development Corporation	One of the factors in successful project implementation is finding a program partner that has the same vision as that of your organization, whether these are national government agencies, local government units, or people’s organizations. This session aims to present the experiences and lessons learned by the members of the Enterprise Development Committee in forging partnerships with various agencies. Representatives from national government agencies will be invited to share their experiences with private institutions and to present programs that can be accessed by interested parties.
	Presentation on Mini Survey Results on Enterprise Collaboration	Leticia Deyto Chair, LCF Enterprise Development Committee CSR Specialist, Corporate Social Responsibility Office, Meralco
	Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Presentation	Mercedes Parreno Provincial Director, DTI Rizal
	Presentation	Hon. Sherwin Gatchalian Mayor, Valenzuela City
	Panel Discussion and Open Forum Integration	Moderator: Maria Teresa Tumbali Head of Enterprise Development Department, UCPB-CIIF Finance & Development Corporation
10:30 AM to 12:00 PM Meeting Rooms 4,5,6	ART CONNECTION: DEVELOPING BETTER FILIPINOS THROUGH ART EDUCATION		Session organized by the Committees on Education and Arts and Culture
	Introduction	Laurie Javier Chair, LCF Arts and Culture Committee Executive Director, PHINMA Foundation	In recent years, much emphasis has been placed in improving math, science, and reading skills among our students. Through this session, we help make the case that art education is equally important in developing citizens with a deep appreciation of their history and culture. Two distinguished speakers will show us how visual arts and music can be used as tools to engage our students and make them appreciate the beauty and uniqueness of being a Filipino. In this session, we will also be launching the Art Connection sourcebook for teachers, a project of the LCF Arts and Culture Committee that aims to help public school teachers better teach the Makabayan subject.
	Using Art as a Medium for Instruction at the Grass Root Level	Cid Reyes Visual Artist/Art Critic
	Using Music to Teach Arts, Culture and History	Felipe De Leon, Jr. Professor of Humanities, Department of Art Studies University of the Philippines
	Presentation on ArtConnection book	Laurie Javier Executive Director, PHINMA Foundation
	Panel Discussion and Open Forum	Moderator: Bernadette Reyes Senior Program Officer, Philam Foundation
10:30 AM to 12:00 PM Meeting Room 10	WORKING TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE HEALTH PROGRAMS: BEYOND MEDICAL MISSIONS		Session organized by the Committee on Health
	Introduction	Milette Belen Vice President, Pfizer Philippines Foundation, Inc.	This session focuses on the partnership between the public and private sectors, and their efforts in promoting preventive health education among schoolchildren. Health practitioners work with local government units and private health organizations to conduct health profiling in public elementary schools and to identify the main causes of health-related absences. To ensure a sustainable health program, teachers are provided basic training by professional health practitioners to increase their awareness and enable them to develop a positive attitude toward preventive health. A Vision Screening Manual for Elementary School Teachers will be distributed to teachers who have registered for the session.
	Sustainable Partnership through the Health Education Reform Order (HERO)	Anthony Leachon, MD Board of Regents, Philippine College of Physicians
	Spread Preventive Health Education & Reform to Elementary Schools (SPHERES)	Maurice Ligot Chair, LCF Health Committee COO/Managing Director, Ang Hortaleza Foundation
	Addressing Visual Impairment of School Children - Pediatric Vision Screening	Cynthia Del Mundo, OD Chairperson, Philippine College of Optometrists
	Addressing Visual Impairment of School Children - Sight for a Child	Carmen Abesamis-Dichoso, OD Former Project Director, Sight for a Child Program
	Working towards Sustainable School Health Program of Manila Doctors Hospital/Metrobank Foundation	Jennifer Laxamana Head, CSR Department, Manila Doctors Hospital
	Panel Discussion and Open Forum Integration	Maria Amor Curaming Associate Director, Academic Services, Meralco Management & Leadership Development Center (MMLDC) Foundation Inc.
		Moderator: Milette Belen Vice President, Pfizer Philippines Foundation, Inc.
10:30 AM to 12:00 PM Meeting Rooms 7,8,9	RESPONDING TO CLIMATE CHANGE		Session organized by the Environment Committee
	Introduction	Agnes de Jesus Senior Vice President, Environment and External Relations, Energy Development Corporation	The onslaught of Typhoons Ondoy and Pepeng last year wrought unspeakable damage to life, property and the economy and exposed our collective unpreparedness and lack of foresight. The severe El Niño that squeezed our farmlands dry last summer sank thousands of farm workers deeper in poverty and put our food supply in a precarious situation. In this session, notable resource speakers are expected to impart the participants with up-to-date information as well as knowledge, experience, and insights on planning mitigation and adaptation strategies, and on executing these strategies effectively.
	Mitigation Strategies	Reinero Medrano Manager, CSR and Policy Advocacy Department, Energy Development Corporation
	Mitigation Strategies	Neil Aldrin Mallari, PhD Country Representative, Fauna and Flora International
	Adaptation Strategies	Butch Meily President, PLDT SMART Foundation Executive Director, Philippine Disaster Recovery Foundation
	Panel Discussion and Open Forum Integration	Moderator: Mark Tom Mulingbayan Head, Environmental Planning and Sustainability Department, Manila Water Company
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Function Room 3	LUNCH
1:00 PM to 2:30 PM Function Room 3	PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT		Lessons learned in implementing programs that are effective and sustainable
	Introduction	Marilou Erni Trustee, LCF Executive Director and Trustee, Petron Foundation	In this session, we will learn about the importance of public-private partnerships and how collaboration can lead to the effective implementation of initiatives and long-term success. We will hear from the experience of USAID in implementing the Education Quality and Access for Learning and Livelihood Skills (EQuALLS2) Project. It is a model program that showcases how cooperation between the business sector, national and local government units, non-government agencies, and the communities is making an impact in the areas of education, livelihood and social development in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). During the panel discussion, we will have an opportunity to hear from various international donor agencies and partners to shed light on how they promote public-private partnerships and discuss possible forms and models for collaboration
	The USAID EQuALLS2 Experience	Roger Carlson Acting Deputy Mission Director, USAID
	The 'ELSA' Experience	William Reese President and CEO, International Youth Foundation
	Panel Discussion	Panelists: Hon. Armin Luistro* Secretary, Department of Education Hon. Cayetano Paderanga, Jr.* Secretary, Socio-Economic Planning Director-General, NEDA Andrew Egan A/g Minister Counsellor- Development Cooperation Australian Agency for International Development Dulce Marie Saret National MDG Campaign and Advocacy Specialist United Nations Millennium Campaign – Philippines Mario Deriquito Chairman, LCF Committee on Education Senior Director, Ayala Foundation
	Integration	Moderator: Gisela Tiongson Executive Director, Jollibee Foundation
2:30 PM to 3:00 PM	NETWORKING AND EXHIBIT VIEWING
SPECIAL INTEREST SESSIONS
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM	Making our Institutions a Model of Effective Governance The topics provide participants with an overview on how companies can measure, evaluate, and improve their CSR programs through tools that promote transparency and accountability. Concurrent sessions
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM Meeting Rooms 4,5,6	GLOBAL STANDARDS ON CSR
	Presentation on ISO 26000	Maria Nenette Barrios Philippine Country Representative, International Standardization Organization Working Group on ISO26000	The practice of Corporate Social Responsibility is continuously evolving and improving. Through this session, we will gain a better understanding of how to manage, measure and report our CSR initiatives by adapting globally-accepted standards and tools such as the ISO 26000: Guidance on Social Responsibility and the Global Reporting Initiative's (GRI) Sustainability Reporting framework.
	Presentation on Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)	Prof. Colin Hubo Vice-Chairman, Center for Social Responsibility, University of Asia and the Pacific
	Panel Discussion and Open Forum Integration	Moderator: Dario Pagcaliwagan Project Director, Lopez Group Foundation
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM Meeting Room 7,8,9	CSR AND SOCIAL MEDIA: SHARING THE GOOD NEWS		Session organized by the Communications Committee
	Introduction to Social Media Usage	Vanessa Anne Orendain Managing Editorial Director, TeamAsia	This session intends to underscore the value of online conversations and the tools that will enable corporate citizens to make the most of this new channel of communication. The advent of social media signals a shift in how people participate in conversations through the online realm. Corporate social responsibility as a practice is well-positioned to benefit from this rebalancing, as corporate citizens and their communities become mutually empowered to engage in meaningful dialogue, strategic learning, and relationships built on transparency and trust.
	Social Media and Search	Aileen Apolo-De Jesus Country Consultant for the Philippines, Google, Inc.
	Taking Control of Your Story	Fritz Tentativa Blogger, fritzified.com HR Systems Support Lead, Pfizer Inc.
	Doing Good and Tweeting It Well	Atty. Yves-Randolph Gonzalez Vice President for Software Design, Giro AppSolutions, Inc. Creator, PCOSmachine Twitter Account
	Panel Discussion and Open Forum Integration	Moderator: JC Valenzuela Managing Director, TANGERINE
3:00 PM to 4:30 PM Meeting Room 10	STAKEHOLDERS AND SOCIAL IMPACT
	Introduction	Camille Buenaventura Executive Director, San Miguel Foundation	The session will discuss the instrument used by Philippine Business for Social Progress to assess the different stakeholders’ perceptions regarding the programs and services extended by the company. Furthermore, it will also cover the different areas of program management framework from leadership, policy, formulation, to implementation, measurement, and reporting. To show how the tool worked, the business case of Aboitiz Foundation will be presented.
	Social Impact Measurement	Grace Pedragosa Manager, Center for Corporate Citizenship, Philippine Business for Social Progress
	Social Impact Measurement	Augusto Carpio III Executive Vice President and Managing Trustee, Aboitiz Foundation Inc.
	Panel Discussion and Open Forum Integration	Moderators: Rosauro Luntayao Executive Director of Roxas Foundation, Inc. Corporate Social Responsibility Manager, Roxas Holdings, Inc. Camille Buenaventura Executive Director, San Miguel Foundation
4:30 PM to 5:00 PM Meeting Rooms 4,5,6	CLOSING AND INTEGRATION	Federico Puno President and CEO, TeaM Energy
14 and 15 JULY • SMX Convention Center
EXHIBIT AREA Function Room 4	Over 60 exhibitors participate annually to showcase some of the best practices in Corporate Social Responsibility. Exhibitors include top corporations, corporate foundations, academe, NGOs and international partners.
CSR 101 LECTURE SERIES
CSR 101 LECTURE SERIES Meeting Room 1	The LCF CSR Institute presents six hour-an-a-half introductory sessions on ‘CSR 101’ designed to educate students, young professionals, teachers and the general public about Corporate Social Responsibility and how companies in the Philippines practice it. The lectures will be free of charge to visitors.

*Invited