The Future of Sustainability

06 -07 March 2024
JHB, South Africa

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What is FOS?

The Future of Sustainability promotes sustainable and transparent business practices, aiming to provoke responsible corporate citizenship and sustainable development – from individual to institutional level.

Through the power of publication, events, and awards we aid in achieving your investment goals, whilst simultaneously supporting ethical and environmentally-conscious approaches to do better business!

We provide platforms for thought leaders, businesses, entrepreneurs, organisations and industry experts with a common mission to convene, connect and take actionable steps towards implementing green, sustainable and ethically-sound strategies to mobilise Africa towards a zero-carbon emission, waste-free, fully sustainable, smart continent.

ENVIRONMENTAL

Climate change and its risks to Africa
Importance of reducing toxic waste and releases
Regulations indicating the levels of environmental liability concerning services and products
Pressure to improve performance, transparency
Emerging market for environmentally friendly products and services

SOCIAL

Health and safety in the workplace
Community relations / CSI
Human rights issues at companyand supplier/contractor
Government and community relations in developing countries
Diversity in the workplace

GOVERNANCE

Board Structure and accountability
Accounting and reporting practices
Best Practice
Adherence to legislation
Anti-corruption
Risk Management
Social governance

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Share your sustainability efforts and share your expertise and thought leadership with an esteemed audience. This is your opportunity to take centre stage at Africa’s fastest-growing sustainability conference and exhibition.

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Past Speakers

Meet Our Speakers

Honourable Angela Thokoza Didiza

Minister of Agriculture Land Reform and Rural Development

Portia Bangerezako

Head of Sustainability

Old Mutual

Iain Williamson

Chief Executive Office

Old Mutual

Margo Fargo

Environmentalists and Entrepreneur

Founder of Far_Go Straws

Colin Coleman

CEO

Sub Saharan Africa, Goldman Sachs

What makes the FOS Publication unique ?

Discover the future of sustainability in our digital publication focused on ESG. Stay informed about environmental, social, and governance trends, strategies, and best practices. Join us in shaping a better tomorrow

World-class editorial
A country-wide range of expert contributors spanning all sectors of South Africa’s economy
A unique distribution model targeted at top decision makers and industry leaders
Unmatched pedigree through partnerships with state departments, big corporates and the United Nations

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NEWS

Market gains from your ESG strategy

Nov 2, 2023 | News

“According to Airswift, a global workforce solutions provider within the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) niche, matters of ESG can serve to boost operational performance and bring about heightened financial returns for a firm.”

AI-powered corporate governance: Technology’s trailblazing role

Nov 2, 2023 | News

“Over the years, technology has significantly transformed the way companies handle their governance processes, and as we look to the future, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) promises to revolutionise corporate governance in ways we couldn’t have imagined before.”

Alternative transport for moving fresh produce

Oct 16, 2023 | News

“South Africa boasts a strong agricultural sector that accounts for at least 10% of the country’s export earnings. The sector has been steadily growing over the last few years, but now economists fear this growth is starting to slow due to rising costs and transport challenges.
Finding alternative transport options could not only offer the sector the support it needs for continued growth, but it could also have the added benefit of reducing carbon emissions.”