The need to develop more sustainable business models has never been more urgent. But what does good look like? Building better business models isn’t a theoretical aspiration. It’s a way of doing business. This workshop shows you how.
Held on the sidelines of the 2026 Dialogue on Business and Human Rights, this hands-on, practical workshop will support companies to identify the success factors that constitute the building blocks of effective human rights due diligence — and the foundations on which meaningful, lasting outcomes for workers, communities and business can be delivered. During the workshop, we will discuss the core components of business model transformation and examine what it takes to implement at scale. We will also discuss the barriers to transformation implementation and identify opportunities to overcome these.
The workshop will be led by Professor Justine Nolan and draw on five years of original field research across multiple industries and geographies.
Make the most of your time in Melbourne by joining this hands-on human rights due diligence workshop on transforming business practices in global supply chains, held on the day before the Dialogue.
To ensure a high-quality, interactive experience, this workshop has limited places and is designed specifically for organisations with complex, global supply chains. Places will be prioritised accordingly.
Led by Professor Justine Nolan and drawing on five years of original field research across industries and geographies, this session covers:
- What global case studies reveal about the key components of business model transformation
- What it takes to implement sustainable business practices at scale
- Barriers to implementation and opportunities to overcome them