Decoding Corporate Responsibility is a production of the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at Harvard Kennedy School, hosted by Jane Nelson, founding director of the Center's Corporate Responsibility Initiative.
Through this series, we are speaking with some of the world's leading pioneers and practitioners in the fields of responsible business and finance. We’re focused on exploring lessons and insights from the past, so that together, we can find practical and feasible ways to improve the future.
Latest Episodes
Caroline Rees on Business and Human Rights
Caroline shares her journey from British diplomat to lead adviser to Professor John Ruggie in the creation of the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli on coalition-building and resilient leadership in driving social change
Ndidi shares her journey from social entrepreneur to leader of the One Campaign, driving social change across Africa and beyond.
Georg Kell on the evolution of the U.N. Global Compact & the future of corporate responsibility
Georg Kell, a pioneer in responsible business and finance, shares his journey from the United Nations to leading global initiatives.
Host and Producer
Jane Nelson
Director, Corporate Responsibility Initiative
Host of the Decoding Corporate Responsibility Podcast
Jane Hoffman
Research Fellow
Producer of the Decoding Corporate Responsibility Podcast