There are only 3 months to
go until the Necessary Transition 2012 conference!
With a full compliment of speakers
confirmed, the conference is shaping up to be a collaboration of prominent figures from within the sustainable
enterprise field. Keynote addresses will be heard from:
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Eve Annecke,
co-founder of the Lynedoch EcoVillage, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
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Steve Killelea AM, Founder, Global Peace Index, Australia
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Sara
Parkin OBE, Founding Director, Forum for the Future, UK
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Doug Ritchie,
CEO, Rio Tinto Energy, Australia
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Mark Swilling, Founding Director, Sustainability
Institute, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
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t already, REGISTER
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Keynote
Overview: Sara Parkin on her keynote address, responsible management
education and her book - The Positive Deviant.
Sara Parkin’s extensive experience positions her as both activist and
ambassador when it comes to sustainable leadership. Her work as Founding Director and Trustee of Forum
for the Future, Chair of the Richard Sandbrook Trust and expertise on science in society, education and
sustainability issues contribute to this well earned and much deserved reputation as a leader in this
integral field. Sara is also a well-published author, with her latest works, The Positive Deviant: Sustainability...
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Conference updates
A full list of speakers and topics is now available in the conference
programme.
The conference will be held over three days in September as follows:
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26 September 2012 - Research Symposium
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27 September 2012 - Management Education
for the 21st Century (incorporating the UN Principles for Responsible Management Education Australia New
Zealand Forum)
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28 September 2012 - Transitioning to a Sustainable Enterprise Economy
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Registration
Registration is now open for The Necessary Transition 2012 conference. Registration is available
for full or part duration of the conference. Depending on your selected options, registration includes:
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Admission to one or more days of the conference
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Access to conference
material
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Welcome drinks and launch of the Necessary Transition Art Exhibition
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Conference dinner and with guest speaker Matthew Tukaki (UN Global Compact Network Australia)
and entertainment by Queensland Conservatorium of Music
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Morning tea, lunch and afternoon
tea
Please see the conference
website for a full list of registration pricing and options. Discounted rates are available for students,
Griffith University staff, PRME signatories and UNGCNA members.
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NOW!
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the programme outline, speakers and call for papers, visit the conference
website or contact us by email
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