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Do you feel like the world is spinning out of time? Do you sense that maybe we need a new way of running our country and our local community, you are not alone, 50% of people in the UK agree we need radical change, they just don't understand what the possibilities are.

In this session we will showcase three people who are building these new possibilities. One working with organisations and two in their communities.

Join our January Forum on the 29th at 7.00 pm where we discuss how we can develop a more resilient and sustainable Enfield and UK..

January is also our Annual Meeting and we always welcome new volunteers to join our Core Committee..

Join us on Thursday, January 29th at 7.00 pm

Speakers Include

Ben Kellard is a Fellow at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership. He is currently working independently with global thought leaders and representatives of business, finance and government to co-create an overarching narrative for a new economy that serves people and the planet. Ben advises leading businesses on how to align their purpose and strategy with the transition to a sustainable economy

Al Mathers is an Associate with The Young Foundation and was previously Director of Research at The Young Foundation, Director of Research and Learning at the RSA, and Head of Research at Good Things Foundation.

She is committed to cross sector impact, and improving understanding and collaboration between policymakers, academia, businesses, and charities.

Debbie Mace is part of LocalMotion in Lincoln and is leading their efforts to create a new local economy through the doughnut model - a method designed to prevent our social and business activities from breaching the boundaries of planetary sustainability

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