Help ensure young voices are heard as we set the agenda for the future of sustainability in research. Come together with the Insight Climate Collective, MRS’s Sustainability Council, and other &more members, as we also look to establish the Young Person’s Sustainability Collective.
Help ensure young voices are heard as we set the agenda for the future of sustainability in research
Join the Young Person’s Sustainability Collective to help ensure our industry embraces sustainability. In this special kick-off session, you can have your say on what we need to do to ensure research is sustainable in the future. If you are young and passionate about the planet this workshop is a must attend event.
The event will involve workshopping in groups to think about the best way we can push this initiative, with the chance to ask questions and make suggestions throughout. Though our focus is establishing the future of the Young Person’s Sustainability Collective, there will be an opportunity to socialise and network afterwards.
After this initial workshop, we expect that a group of volunteers will join the collective and work collaboratively with the MRS’s Sustainability Council to help promote NetZero and sustainability throughout our industry.
Plus, those who make outstanding contributions will receive a signed copy of Paul Polman and Andrew Winston’s book, Net Positive: How Courageous Companies Thrive by Giving More Than They Take
This is your chance to give your thoughts and opinions, to shape the future of our industry.
This event is free for &more members and includes drinks and networking afterwards.
If you are not an existing member of &more, you can join here and then book onto the event. Alternatively, please email melissa.coghlan@mrs.org.uk with your DOB to book on.
3.00pm - Introduction from Steve Phillips (CEO, zappi)
3.15pm - Work in teams to think about strategy and logistics
4.00pm - Break
4.10pm - Come together to discuss thinking
5.00pm - Closing thoughts
5.00pm - Drinks
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