Sustainability Week Asia, February 7th-9th 2023. Singapore and online
 Economist Impact is delighted to welcome
Sri Mulyani Indrawati to the 2nd annual Sustainability Week Asia Joining us for a ministerial interview at 2pm SGT on Thursday February 9th is Sri Mulyani Indrawati, minister of finance, Republic of Indonesia.
Building on an illustrious career—including a role as executive director at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and being elected as the world's 23rd most influential woman by Forbes Magazine—on July 27th 2016, President Joko Widodo inaugurated Sri Mulyani Indrawati as the minister of finance in his working cabinet. On February 11th 2018, the World Government Summit announced her as the best minister in the world. In 2019 she was reappointed as minister of finance by President Joko Widodo. Read more.
The second edition of Sustainability Week Asia will bring together 300 industry leaders in Singapore and 4000+ online from business, government and civil society to cut through the noise surrounding sustainability, and provide an independent guide to achieving sustainability goals. There's so much to discover by attending online: visit the event website or view the agenda to find out more. | Confirmed speakers already include: | | | | | | Deepak Subramanian Vice-president, Home Care, South-East Asia Unilever | | | | | Jacqueline Lam Regional lead, South-East Asia, Global Sustainability Policy and Partnerships Boeing International | | | | | | | Payal Jain Head, Sustainability, Global Production H&M Group | | | | | Russell Mahoney Vice-president, public affairs, communications and sustainability The Coca-Cola Company | | | | | | | Rashyid Redza Anwarudin Chief sustainability officer Sime Darby Plantation | | | | | Vismay Sharma President, South Asia Pacific, Middle East, North Africa (SAPMENA) Zones L'Oréal | | | | | Key benefits of attending include: | | | - Meet over 4,000 peers online
- Learn from real-life case studies from leading chief sustainability officers
- Understand how to future proof your business for a net-zero future
- Gain insights into how to effectively deploy ESG
- Find out learnings from COP27 and assess the implications for businesses and governments in the region
| Speaking & sponsorship opportunities | | |  | | | | The fundamental contradiction of ESG is being laid bare | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | Unilever's problems will not go away with its boss | | | | | | | | | | | |
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