For decades, the focus of many companies has been on improving short-term financial performance, and both the government and civic groups have brought about a crisis by passing on the costs necessary for the solution of social issues. To overcome such crises, companies need to improve economic performance and focus on Creating Shared Value (CSV), which creates social benefits at the same time, to accept social demands from the outside world and solve problems. We will discuss in which direction Korean companies need to go in this new capitalist era, in which companies are shifting from Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to Creating Shared Value (CSV).

- Moderator
KIM, Ki-yong (Korea Representative/Chairman, Cargill Korea)

- Presenters & Discussants
KIM, Hyun-sik (Senior Manager, LG Corporation)
MIN, Bok-ki (CEO, EXR KOREA)
LEE, Young-geun (Executive Vice President, Incheon International Airport Corp.)
CHAE, Eun-mi (Managing Director, FedEx Korea)

- Rapporteur
KO, Eun-ji (Senior Researcher, Institute for Industrial Policy Studies)