Catch up on our online events on turning purpose into action
The Transformation Series
November 25–December 2, 2020
Online event
Climate change, social inequality, global instability; businesses can no longer ignore these global shifts. But what do they mean for your transformation strategy?
Successful businesses know that reshaping your entire approach to transformation is the only way to turn purpose into action.
So who’s already making these changes? And where should you start? Watch The Transformation Series to hear from organisations who are already implementing large-scale transformation projects and share the steps you need to take to make positive and profitable change.
Catch up on both events online
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A conversation with Ikea, Octopus EV and Forum for the Future
What would be the silver bullet that would unlock transformation for your industry? Are incumbents or new entrants leading the charge? Should you drive change or wait for customers or stakeholders to make the first move? Join us at 4.30 pm (GMT) on Wednesday 25th November for a panel discussion on reshaping industries for a better future.
A conversation with O2, Plan A, Green Tech Alliance and World Economic Forum
From carbon emissions to purpose over profit, how do you turn ambitious business goals into reality? How are your customer behaviours, needs and motivations evolving? Are your products and services and business models set up to adapt? Join us at 4.30pm (GMT) on Wednesday 2nd December to hear how design-led transformation can protect your businesses from future change.
Speakers
Hege Sæbjørnsen
UK and Ireland Sustainability Manager at Ikea
Zoe Le Grand
Principal Strategist, Forum for the Future
Will Kirkpatrick
Head of Sustainability Operations, O2 (Telefónica UK CSR)
James Nettleton
Head of Commercial at Octopus EV
Lubomila Jordanova
Founder, Plan A and Green Tech Alliance
Payal Wadhwa
Service Design Principal, Idean UK
James Haycock
VP, General Manager, UK, Idean
Annika Bruysten
Business Design Director, Idean UK
Maija Palmer
Innovation Editor, Sifted
Dr Nazia Mintz Habib
FRSA, Founder of Sustainable Development Programme at University of Cambridge
