Modern Slavery and Corporate Crime: A Standards-Based Approach
Join us for an insightful discussion on how organizations can effectively prevent, identify, and mitigate modern slavery risks through global standards.
Why Attend?
Modern slavery remains a pervasive issue, impacting industries worldwide. With increasing regulatory scrutiny and stakeholder expectations, businesses must take proactive steps to assess and manage risks across their operations and value chains.
This webinar brings together international experts to explore the practical application of BS 25700 and the upcoming ISO 37200, shedding light on the evolving landscape of modern slavery compliance.
What you'll learn:
- How BS 25700 and ISO 37200 contribute to managing modern slavery risks.
- Key differences between the two standards and their relevance to global anti-slavery efforts.
- The critical role of procurement in addressing modern slavery.
- Insights into the UNGPs, OECD guidelines, and their connections to ISO 37200.
- The intersection of corporate crime and modern slavery—how businesses can strengthen their risk management strategies.
Webinar details:
Date: 1 July 2025
Time: 13:30 - 15:00 BST
Location: Online
Agenda:
13:30 – Welcome & Opening Remarks
David Adamson, Lead Standards Development Manager - Risk, BCM and Security, BSI
13:35 – Overview: The Modern Slavery Landscape
13:50 – ISO37200: Managing the risk of modern slavery
Alex Trautrims, Professor of Supply Chain Management and Associate Director (Business and Economies Programme), University of Nottingham’s Rights Lab.
14:05 – Procurement’s Role in Combatting Modern Slavery
Helen Carter, Costain
14:20 – Awareness from a Survivor's view
Keith Lewis, Advisor, Survivor Alliance
14:35 – Criminality and Modern Slavery
Duncan Jepson, Director of Strategy and Operations, Praeveni Global
14:50 – Q&A with Experts
All Speakers
15:00 – Closing Remarks
