For people and goods, mobility has transformed the once slow transport market into a fast-paced wild west, where those who merge things and data into great services win. However, not all technologies were born equal and the logic that competition leads to efficient and sustainability does not always hold true. Whether you’re moved by future technologies, sleek algorithms, fast cars or or sustainable rail, “Moving the right way” will show you how to link great services to sustainable success.

Our built world and the structures and designs we interact with every day hold the potential to be some of sustainability’s most universal, yet deeply personal touchpoints. What considerations need to be made when we design, architect and engineer these spaces? How should we be developing transport and mobility networks so that they democratic and accessible to all? Discover a new perspective on our urban world and see how sustainable principles and technology can drive creativity, easy connection, health and prosperity.

How we live is personal. It’s what we eat, the clothes we wear, and the products we buy. Increasingly, sustainability is becoming everyone’s business and personal choices are reshaping entire markets. With the way we eat, live and play changing so fundamentally, what should brands be doing to orient themselves, what role can communication play in reshaping behaviors, attitudes and visions, and how are technology and innovation driving change?

The energy market has tipped and is rewarding those who pivoted early to efficient use and renewable sources. Many see the current transition as just the beginning with the steady march of energy storage and the fast approach of H2 set to disrupt the industry further. Where will the energy market be in the next 5 to 10 years and where should we be investing thought, effort and capital?

There’s a lot of talk of moving towards circular business models, yet in terms of true circularity, most of these projects remain purely theoretical. If achieved the benefits are multiple: decreased material and transport costs, lower energy consumption, less emissions and a competitive advantage on the market. What examples exist on the market of companies who have truly ‘gone circular’? What can we learn from them, how should we get started?

If you want to be a leader in the modern workforce you simply cannot afford to fail at attracting a sustainability-driven workforce. New research from Harvard has shown that graduates are willing to take up to a $10,000 pay cut to work in impact and meaningful jobs and 2/3 of respondents indicating that they would stay longer in companies that were sustainable. But getting your messaging right is about far more than just positive employee brand and sustainability hype. Learn how to align your company story with concrete actions and attract a workforce that’s committed far beyond their monthly salary!

AI is the word on the tip of everybody’s tongues yet much remains unanswered regarding the benefits vs the costs. Growing attention has been given to the enormous energy and water consumption needed to train and run AI systems. Yet incredible potential remains to be unlocked using machine learning algorithms, predictive analytics, remote monitoring and big data to limit waste and optimise resource efficiency. Come and be inspired by what’s possible in a world driven by sustainable AI and Tech for Good!

The rise of ESG factors in business strategy has ushered in a new era of corporate responsibility. However, integrating ESG into organisational change is a complex process. Whether you’re motivated by stakeholder engagement, risk management, or the pursuit of sustainable growth, “ESG OrganiSational Change and Sustainable Strategy” will help you navigate the ESG landscape and align your business strategy with sustainability goals.

Climate change is quickly coming to influence everything from risk and business planning to global politics. As climate migration and conflict increase, the world is in need to good leadership and techniques for dealing with growing uncertainties. Join our sessions as we unpack the complex world of leadership, long-term planning and business excellence in an era where simple answers are never enough.

As the climate crisis intensifies, businesses are under increasing pressure to align their communication strategy with tangible actions. Genuine climate leadership must go beyond greenwashing and requires a deep commitment to sustainability and transparency. Whether you’re moved by renewable energy, carbon neutrality, or the power of consumer activism, “Aligning Brand and Intention Behind Climate Action” will show you how to align your brand with meaningful climate action and achieve sustainable success.