Join us for an inspiring session with Walter Stahel, a pioneer of the Circular Economy concept and a visionary thinker in sustainable economic models. Walter has been at the forefront of promoting closed-loop systems since the 1970s, aiming to minimize resource use and waste while maximizing economic value. As the founder and director of the Product-Life Institute in Geneva, he has significantly influenced the global dialogue on sustainability. In this webcast, we explore with Walter how circular economic models can shape a more sustainable future: Is Circular Economy the path towards a resource-efficient society? [To join the live session, please click the image]

Join us for a thought-provoking session with Matthias Schmelzer, a historian, economist, and leading advocate for the Degrowth movement. Matthias brings a unique interdisciplinary approach to rethinking economic models. His work bridges history, economics, and environmental studies, challenging the prevailing growth-centric paradigm and exploring transformative alternatives. He has been instrumental in connecting economic theory with social movements, pushing for systemic change that addresses ecological limits and social inequalities.
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Join us for an inspiring session with Julie Nelson, a trailblazer in the field of feminist economics and a champion for economic justice. For decades, Julie has been at the forefront of redefining economic theory to include the often-overlooked contributions of women and marginalized communities. Her pioneering research challenges conventional economic wisdom, advocating for more equitable systems that value care work, gender equality, and social well-being. Don’t miss this chance to learn from one of the leading voices in feminist economics and discover how her work is shaping a fairer, more inclusive economic future for all.
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Join us for an enlightening session with Hunter Lovins, a visionary leader in sustainable development and environmental advocacy. For over four decades, Hunter has championed the integration of economic, environmental, and social practices to create resilient and thriving communities. Her groundbreaking work has reshaped the landscape of sustainable development. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights from one of the foremost experts in sustainability and learn how we can create a prosperous and sustainable future together.
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Join us as Professor Costanza delves into the realms of ecological economics and wellbeing economics, offering insights from his extensive transdisciplinary research. His work, which bridges human and natural systems, provides innovative solutions to address global challenges at multiple scales.Don't miss this enlightening conversation that promises to reshape our understanding of economics in the context of human and environmental well-being.
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We are thrilled to announce that the next episode of our webcast series will feature Helena Norberg-Hodge. Helena is a renowned linguist, author, and filmmaker, widely recognized as the founder and director of the international non-profit organization, Local Futures. She is a dedicated advocate for the new economy movement and the driving force behind the annual World Localization Day. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable perspectives from a leading pioneer in sustainability and local economic development. Tune into our webcast to explore how we can foster a more humane and sustainable future.
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Join us for an enlightening session focused on fostering motivation and mastery within your organization. We will discover the transformative power of apprenticeships as the cornerstone of skill development and discuss culture and tools required to nurture exceptional performance . In today's competitive landscape, organizations must go beyond conventional methods such as e-learning and superficial training to truly excel.

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In our session, we're tackling a critical question: How can we assess performance in a way that breaks free from the limitations of traditional ratings, yet still delivers valuable insights for individuals, teams, and the organization as a whole? Join us as we uncover the shortcomings of conventional methods, discover innovative approaches to performance appraisal and feedback, and navigate the delicate balance between performance and growth!

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We'll embark on a revealing journey through the HR trenches as we dissect the intricacies of performance management. Expect the gritty realities and hard-earned insights from the frontline of HR operations: from the challenges of objective setting to the pitfalls of assessments and feedback, from the practicalities of succession to innovations in development and pay! Brace yourself for an illuminating exploration of HR wisdom, including and beyond PiPs and PDPs!

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We'll explore the technological (r)evolution of AI and automation and dissect the biggest risks organizations are facing today. From the potential displacement of jobs to concerns about surveillance and algorithmic bias to potential increase of workload and stress. But it's not all doom and gloom – we'll also cover the immense opportunities that technology presents. From data-driven insights to personalized development plans or increased efficiency - learn more about how innovations can empower employees and drive organizational success.

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