International Business Leaders Forum (IBLF)

The International Business Leaders Forum (IBLF) is the premier independent, not-for-profit global organisation working with business leaders to deliver innovative solutions to sustainable development challenges worldwide. It is an organisation which promotes responsible business, particularly in emerging economies. It is backed by over 100 multinational companies, including Coca-Cola Company, BP, ExxonMobil, Volkswagen, Siemens and Vodafone.

IBLF was created in 1990 by The Prince of Wales and a group of international chief executives as a response to the changing face of globalisation, and in particular the fear that business was having a negative impact on society. It started work in Central and Eastern Europe helping to stabilise society following the collapse of Communism, but now works in emerging markets globally.

Over the past two decades, IBLF has become widely respected by NGOs, companies, governments and global organisations for its neutrality, professionalism, thought leadership and reach.

The International Business Leaders Forum partners with leading businesses to inspire and realize sustainable enterprise and global development. In a world where trust and reputation are vital to sustainable business and relationships, IBLF enables business to connect its aspirations for global citizenship to opportunities on the ground. IBLF is unaligned to any political, partisan or national interests. IBLF advocate and promote business leadership in corporate responsibility and development across multiple sectors, markets and issues and do not represent or endorse individual companies, sectors or markets.

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