Exiger Executive Forum - Elevating the Conversation
Human Rights in The Supply Chain: From Obligation to Operational Discipline
Human rights risk is no longer a reputational issue, it is an operational, legal, and strategic one.
As enforcement intensifies and regulatory regimes expand across jurisdictions, organisations are being held accountable not only for their direct suppliers, but for conditions deep within their supply chains.
This forum examines how human rights due diligence must evolve from static policies and periodic audits to continuous, evidence-driven oversight. We will explore the structural realities of forced labor risk, the limitations of traditional compliance models, and the growing expectation that companies can demonstrate defensible action, not just intent.
For procurement, compliance, and executive leaders, the conversation will focus on what it takes to move from reactive remediation to proactive risk governance, embedding human rights intelligence into everyday supply chain decisions.
– Registration is Closed –
Agenda
6:30 PM – Welcome drinks
7:00 PM – Discussion & debate
8:00 PM – Dinner, discussion & networking
11:45 PM – Close
Host & Speakers
Matthew
Heibel
Geopolitical Consultant,
Aspen Institute Central Europe
Caroline Haughey
Koray
Köse
Tim
Nelson
Erika
Peters
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About the Forum Series
It’s 2026, and the rules of resilience are relentlessly changing;
Maps; redrawn Rules; rewritten Technology; reinvented Value; redefined
Each Exiger Executive Forum explores these themes, convening elite voices from politics, industry, technology, and underlying supply chains, to equip leaders with the frameworks and foresight needed to navigate the multipolar era.
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