SKF is a global company that views sustainability as a business enabler, and as a pre-requisite for the company’s future. They put children at the heart of their sustainability framework, and view that work as integral to all their operations.

When investigating online crime, key intelligence is often found by tracing money transactions. Banks and financial institutions can therefore play an important part in combatting online child sexual abuse crime by monitoring transactions and by ensuring that they understand the crime.

Innovation and transformation are vital to securing a safer future – both on and off line – therefore, digital innovation and technological transformation is where we most need to focus our energy and investment.

Verizon is one of the world’s largest companies and one of the leading examples when it comes to incorporating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and into the company’s core strategies and sustainability planning.

With one eye on the current trends and one eye on the future, we shaped this year’s Brighthood conference around the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal 16.2, which aims to end all forms of abuse, exploitation and violence against children.

Online Safety Technology, or Safety Tech for short, is in its infancy, but is showing huge potential for growth and development.

Often, child sexual abuse survivors will say that the dissemination of images and films online affects them differently than the hands on abuse did, and this is because the material can live on forever on the internet, it never goes away – unless we do something about it.

Many businesses have policies and action plans in place to stop employees from consuming child sexual abuse material. This however must be followed up by effective policy compliance.

Today, more than ever, we must take stock of leadership models and how existing and developing leaders respond to crises, such as climate change and the future of our children online.