“Post COP26, what’s mine and ours to do, now?”

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“Post COP26, what’s mine and ours to do, now?”

“Post COP26, what’s mine and ours to do, now?”

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“Post COP26, what’s mine and ours to do, now?”

Borrowing from CCA Sprint2, imagine it is sometime between 2022-2025. The climate and biodiversity agenda is fully woven into your practice and you are making a significant contribution to helping transform the way people work and live – greater than you ever thought possible. Life feels meaningful and purposeful.

Reflecting and In our co-coaching on the 14th December: What are you doing, where are you, what is new and better, what were the steps you took?”

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Presenter(s) Bio

MICHAEL STOCK Since attending a Be-the-change weekend and later the 2011 RGS London conference with the UK Chief Scientist warning on the ‘perfect storm’ by 2030s, I went back to University in 2015 because of Paris COP21, to better understand the science and policy options, becoming an environmentally literate business consultant, climate-coach and mentor. From 2012, coaching consultancy, start-ups, Institute for Corporal Responsibility and Sustainability, Centre for Alternative Technology, Schumacher College, London Mayoral Elections, Imperial College London, Centre for Environmental Science, NAO 'Homes 2050’, Climate-KIC ‘Urban-Transitions', 2020 Head of Coaching, Blockchain & Climate Institute (BCI), Mentor Imperial College, 2021 Deputy Director-General, BCI External Affairs Bureau, focussed on COPs, and council member A!4Good Foundation.

Event Language - English

Posted By - Kim Sargeant

Email - kim@coachange.org

 

Date And Time

Dec 14, 2021 @ 09:00 AM (GMT) to
Dec 14, 2021 @ 11:00 AM (GMT)
 

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