I will do a camp called
Sustainable transformation camp It will be live podcasts with awesome people talking about the transformation we are heading into. I have a session with an awesome marketing (soon to be) PhD and there will be more on regenerative farming, perhaps fashion and other topics coming up.
Tools: Probably over Zoom and then streamed to youtube… Also recorded for future benefit. A though I have is to allow for more ppl into Zoom to have a more interactive dialogue. We’ll see.
Oh and if there are people that want to get involved with tech / recording / facilitation / sourcing audience questions etc. Please reach out. I would love to team up!
I wrote together something more extensive as things are taking shape. This is still a process that is emerging. Thankful for inputs / thoughts / ppl:
The inquiry
Sustainable transformation camp wants to explore sustainability and how it relates to the current system. Less interested in the symptoms that we so often discuss and instead looking at the “why’s” with the ambition of trying to get to the core. We would like to discover what underlying mechanisms and “truths” we have to understand to be able to effectively change the current paradigm.
How we’ll do it:
The camp will be streamed via Youtube. Conversations will be held via zoom. Those that wish may participate in the zoom room. The structure will be ca 1-1,5 hours of “live podcast” / long form interview with an expert within a field. Thereafter we open up the floor for a conversation / exploration.
Topics so far…
-
Consumerism, perpetual growth and ever-increasing demand are -isms in marketing. Do they have to be? What is the role for marketing in a sustainable society? Could marketing be a generator for a bottom up approach - i.e. where corporations take on the fundamental issues governments have not been able to address?
(Possible ppl:
Session on sustainable marketing: SSE PhD on Markting. Awesome, interesting dude.
Also a session on fashion. Chemist from Patagonia.
Also session on innovation: Tesla.
Also a session on beyond sustainability:
-
Community - tech is a divider. Is it inherently bad? What is the potential of the new wave of “good tech”? Why did google with it’s intention of “don’t be evil” become just that? Where are we headed? How should we think about tech? Where does it stand when viewed as the reclusive hiearacy - a theory that states that we cannot be or develop anything beyond the adult development stage of the leader of a specific firm. Anything built or spawned will mirror the flaws of its makers. What is the role of tech in creating and maintaining a sustainable society?
