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Motion 2016 - An outlook on what matters, Toronto presentation materials
Global | Publication | June 6, 2016
On Monday, June 6, 2016 Norton Rose Fulbright hosted its inaugural Motion 2016 - An outlook on what matters in Toronto. This event offered a customizable learning experience including a robust keynote luncheon discussion with Kathleen Taylor, Chair of the Board, Royal Bank of Canada with nine breakout sessions and a cocktail reception. Our flexible program was designed for legal and business executives. You can access the presented materials and additional resources via the links below.
Presentation materials:
Risk Ready
- How sustainability and human rights expectations disrupt traditional approaches to regulation: strategies for innovation and success (PDF 664 KB)
- Cybersecurity: whose business is it anyway? (PDF 674 KB)
- Litigation trends: responding to the risks (PDF 637 KB)
The new economy
- When friendly transactions become hostile (PDF 707 KB)
- Disruption in the boardroom: A wolf in our midst? (PDF 669 KB)
- Innovative ways to finance your business (PDF 2 MB)
The digital era
- Big data and the internet of things (PDF 1 MB)
- Reengineering your company in the digital era (PDF 711 KB)
- No time to think: reputational risks and social media (PDF 1MB)
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