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Transform:GM
Transform:GM is a community of people and organisations who are dedicated to creating a sustainable and equitable future for Greater Manchester. We work with and for our communities on inspiring projects, and listen to and learn from those communities to create compelling stories of how Manchester can transform into a fair and just place in service of all the world's people.
Learn what we are doing over at our LinkedIn or Instagram pages for more info :-)
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Anyone with a meaningful connection to our purpose is very welcome to join us - we’d love to hear from you!
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Jamie Bettles
Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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Sam Dalton
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Ben Davies
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Moosa Yousuf
Gosport, United Kingdom
Hello! I'm Moosa, teacher of economics, business, and mathematics. I'm also a proud alumnus of five global universities; the Universities of Salford, London, and Nottingham, Oxford Brookes University, and the American University of Sharjah. My topics of interest include , , , and .
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Mollie Kay-Hough
England, United Kingdom
Founder navigating ethical, nay, regenerative business practices!
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Ace Bailey Parr
Stoke-on-Trent, England, United Kingdom
I am an 18 year old soon-to-be PPE student and UWC Atlantic graduate with a passion for sustainability and equitable development. I wish to get involved in real world projects to gain experience for future careers and to compliment my education, as well as to make a positive impact within my community.
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Kieran Shanahan
Glossop, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom
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Alex Fandino
Lancaster, United Kingdom
Hi! I'm a business and economics student at Lancaster University. Recently started a project with a friend of mine, Ph.D. student in macroeconomics, called Net Gain, where we explain the implications of new tech in the labour force in a newsletter format. I also work as an asset analyst for the university fund, where the assumption of indefinite growth plays a pivotal role in my analyses. It's challenging to consider investments in stocks that aren't expected to sustain perpetual growth. Hence, my aim here is to connect with like-minded individuals and collectively explore actionable solutions.
