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It was a genuine pleasure working with ‘These Young Minds’ on their recent event at Cambridge University . The topics presented and panel questions on the transition to the low carbon economy were stimulating for both the speakers and audience alike.”
The event brought together an interesting and diverse set of views on Green Entrepreneurs. It highlighted the enormous opportunities that exist both for those interested in creating their own business and for those seeking to create change within large companies. Sign in
Executive Education Programme
From These Young Minds in partnership with Aston Business School comes an incisive new programme, tailored exclusively for today's business market in emerging countries, to equip leaders to:
Paint their own high-level picture of global contextual business opportunities, Develop clear context specific perspectives on authentic leadership, Build their organisation's capacity for change in order to ensuer sustainable 21st century organisational competitive advantage.
This programme creates opportuniteis for: Directors and Senior Managers engaged in leadership roles in prominent local companies and internationally based firms with operations in emerging markets, Functional Directors aspiring to climb the leadership ladder in their organisations, Senior public sector cadres involved in policy and strategy formulation, Senior Officers in Government sponsored economic and industry agencies, Senior Consultants workin on large infrastructure projects
Sustainability Amidst Austerity
Sustainable Amidst Austerity, Resource Scarcity and a Limited Growth World 28th February, 2012
The event was organised by These Young Minds and sponsored by CSRwire, EAUC, Lowcarbonjobs.com, Oxford University Press and EAUC. The conference took place at The London School of Economics and Political Science, it had an impressive array of speakers at hand who addressed topical issues affecting the society. A blend of perspectives from the influential panel shed light on how the current bleak reality of the economy and its effects on sustainability can be turned into an opportunity to create a more promising future. The talks included :Circular Economy- Opportunity for Entrepreneurs by Marc Zornes, McKinsey and Company; What are expected of Entrepreneurs in a Resource and Growth Scarce world by David Williams, CEO, Impact International; How to motivate colleagues to take on a Sustainability stance by The Rt. Hon John Gummer, Lord Deben; Skillsets that Sustainability professional will require in a resource scarce and limited growth world by Samantha Heath, Founder and CEO, London Sustainability Exchange; CSR is dead. Long live sustainability by Charles Simmonds, News Director, BBC and former Founder of Sustainability production, BBC
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Sustainability and the Board
20th October 2011
These Young Minds’ in collaboration with the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford, organized an event ‘Bridging the gap between Sustainability and the Board’ on October 20 2011. Business leaders and renowned academics participated in the event and shared their views on what makes a business environmentally sustainable and profitable...Read more
Sustainability Revolution
8th February 2011
A sustainability revolution could follow the agricultural, industrial and digital revolutions, according to speakers at a discussion hosted by These Young Minds...Read more
These Young Minds is a social based enterprise that provides seminars, conferences, and research papers on corporate responsibility issues.
Sustainable Entrepreneurship in Britain
27 October 2010
‘These Young Minds’, to host a free event, tomorrow (Thursday 28th October), to discuss the role of sustainable entrepreneurship in Britain.
The lecture will focus on the role of the public sector in the economy and the potential affect of the Government's plan to introduce a £1bn green tax as part of the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) scheme...Read more
