DAY THREE | 3-4.30pm | Doughnut Economics x Business

This is a workshop for people who run or work in traditional businesses (ie receive all or the majority of their income from trading) in London and who have an interest in how doughnut economics can help London become a fairer, greener, more agreeable place to live, work, grow up and grow old in.

Why: Because it’s a huge, complicated challenge that can feel overwhelming when you try to ‘solve’ it yourself. The more we know what is happening elsewhere in London, the more we can see how our work can fit in and hopefully the easier and more enjoyable the work making London a fairer, greener city becomes. Our intention is to facilitate a discussion that feels generative and distributive, so everyone leaves more energised, with new knowledge, connections and potential collaborations.

How: We’ll share the findings of the latest City Portrait of London developed by the team at the Doughnut Economics Action Lab, and then use a structured process (called appreciative inquiry) to help share knowledge, experience and hopes for the future. An open invitation after the session to join us at a local pub for drinks afterwards too.

Where: Calthorpe Community Garden  258-274 Grays Inn Road London WC1X 8LH

About our Facilitators:

Ann Nkune

Ann is an experienced facilitator whose background includes running start up programmes for 500+ London based sustainable enterprise founders.

Jo Woods

Jo’s background is publishing where she has worked for almost 20 years, both in small independents and as well as large corporates. She is now freelancing whilst starting her own business.