BURGES SALMON TO HOST EVENTS

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BURGES SALMON TO HOST EVENTS

Burges Salmon is kindly hosting two events in the near future.

On 11th October, ByLaw, the South West LGBT group for lawyers and those working in the Law, will hold an event with Stonewall, the leading LGBT charity. Alex van Vliet, Client Account & Policy Manager at Stonewall, who will talk on the topics: “Role models” and authenticity in the workplace for LGB people and Stonewall’s Workplace Equality Index. Drinks and nibbles will be provided. This event will start at 6.30pm and go on til about 8.30pm. If you wish to attend this free event, please email events@bylaw.org.uk

Before then, Burges Salmon hosts an event looking into fracking and this is a roundtable discussion organised by UWE’s Business and Society Partnership. The underlying rationale of the roundtables is to consider what corporate social responsibility (CSR) means today to industry and society. The idea is to create a platform and facilitate a dialogue between the various stakeholders — industry, NGOs, advisors to the industry, government, members of Parliament, local authorities and academics — in the South West with the aim to take stock of the current law and practice in relation to CSR and to suggest proposals for reform whenever needed.

The details of this event are:-

14 September 2012

from

4.30pm to 6.30pm.

Guest speaker

Cllr Paul Crossley (LibDem, Bath)

who will be presenting the Council’s views on

‘Fracking: Alternative and sustainable energy extraction in the South West’

Programme

4.30pm to 5.00pm: registration and informal mingling;

5.00pm to 5.20pm: address by Cllr Paul Crossley;

5.20pm to 5.30pm: open floor for questions and discussion;