Meet the DEAL Community
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Sarah Dickenson
Beckenham, London Borough of Bromley, England, United Kingdom
I'm a dramaturg working in artistic development for the theatre and wider performance sector. My work is predominantly concerned with narrative and the creation of inclusive systems in which artists can do their best work. I'm curious about the role of the arts in amplifying the narrative around DE and how I might apply my storytelling skills to the work. I'm interested in how the cultural sector can embrace DE.
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Charlotte Sewell
London Borough of Lambeth, England, United Kingdom
I'm currently a freelance Consultant and Facilitator. Helping organisations, individuals and teams lead change towards a more sustainable future. I'm passionate about harnessing systemic thinking and evidence-based research, to drive the changes we need to see in the economy and society. I particularly enjoy finding ways to encourage new thinking about how to make systems change happen.
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rob de laet
Ubaíra, Bahia, Brazil
Humanity is in the most pervasive crisis of its history. It affects every level from psychology, society, economy, politics to nature and spirituality. So whether we approach the current chaos from a spiritual, cosmological, social, political or ecological or economic angle, it is all relevant. But a great basis to start with is to take action in the economy, the community. Kate Raworth's Doughnut model is by far the best I have seen to work with, because it is intuitive and deals with the two most practical aspects of economy: its foundation in nature and the necessity for a just society. My name is Rob, I am 64 years old, born in Holland, now reforesting an area in the Mata Atlantica area of Brazil.
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Kelly Morel
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
Run Happy Communications, PR & Comms for those leaving a positive footprint on the world. Looking to undertake a MSc in Sustainability Jan 2022. Mother of two small children and want a better world for them.
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Hannah Dewhirst
London, England, United Kingdom
A passionate new economy campaigner. I spent several years working for the international student movement for pluralist economics; Rethinking Economics, and currently work for for Positive Money, campaigning for a fair, democratic and sustainable money and banking system in the UK.
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Johannes Willem Heesbeen
working in the symbiotic space of design and marketing, I attempt to expand the scope of considerations by emphasizing alternate conceptions of money, labor and transactions
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Patrick Vaanhold
Enschede, the Netherlands
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Joanna Adjetey
London, England, United Kingdom
Hi I'm Joanna, I am a blogger and a global citizen. I advocate for a conscious lifestyle and a reconnection with nature, which combined with the principles of Doughnut Economics, will allow us and the generations to come, to thrive.
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Hanne Nøvik
Risør, Agder, Norway
PhD in hydropower (civil engineer and hydraulics) and science teacher at Risør high school. I am now project manager for our SustainabilityLAB.
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Federico Bley
Bruxelles, Région de Bruxelles-Capitale - Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, Belgique
From the great convergence of science, culture and nature to our place in the earth system, I like to consider the big picture at hand. My background is in economics, sociology and philosophy but I'm very interested in medicine and engineering as well. I firmly believe that we need to make environmental sustainability the status quo and live for nature and not have nature live for us.
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August Nilsson
Malmö, Skåne län, Sverige
Activist for a fair and sustainable economy. Daily work: Pedagogue & project manager at Glokala folk high school - coordinating distance courses in societal entrepreneurship. Chair of the association Idéburen utveckling https://ideburenutveckling.se/ and a long time member of a small co-op grocery shop, Ekolivs https://www.ekolivs.se/. Previously active in the fair trade-movement in Sweden and co-initiator of the bank-critical network Besök en bank, https://besokenbank.se/
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Phillip Middleton
Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
over 40 years an insurance broker, supporter of mutual societies in insurance and financial markets, committed (arrestable) XR activist, humanist funeral celebrant, Burning Pink member, father, husband, and now a Doughnut kind o' guy.
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Jean Lepage
Lac-Simon, Quebec, Canada
Having worked in business for more than 35 years, I am a member of the international think tank of the Society For Effectual Action (SEA), which is interested in the art of entrepreneurship. I am the author of several books including "Innovate to prosper", "Startup: the art of inspiring them", "Entrepreneurship and success: 10 success stories of great builders" and "The big click: the power of entrepreneurial creativity ". I have written more than 200 articles on local development, support and entrepreneurship. I managed ID Gatineau, an economic development organization that contributes to the attraction, consolidation and growth of Gatineau businesses as well as the development of the innovation ecosystem. Finally, I have implemented several best practices in terms of economic development and support for entrepreneurship.
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Chris Dabbs
Salford, England, United Kingdom
I am Chief Executive of Unlimited Potential, a social enterprise that specialises in social innovation for happiness, creating solutions alongisde local people and communities. I have set up, and supported local people to set up, many social enterprises. Originally trained as a social anthropologit, I am a Fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. I am involved in the Social Enterprise Network and the Chamber of Commerce in Greater Manchester, and active in the co-operative movement.
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Wendy Chamberlin
Nairobi, Kenya
I'm a Development professional with over 15 years’ experience working in both the philanthropic sector and in direct implementation including a specific focus on developing and delivering solutions to drive financial inclusion in emerging markets. I spent a long time looking at development solutions from a single sectoral lens and about 6 years ago began to get into looking more closely at multi-sectoral interventions. Reading "Doughnut Economics" was an "Aha" for me about thinking about the outstanding need for an integrated view of economics that puts the individual at the center yet with a recognition for the need to connect intentionally to the implications on climate change. I now work on these sorts of solutions in communities who experience the first wave of climatic shocks and are working towards building resilient livelihoods in the face of those shocks.
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Philip Burrows
Druids Heath, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
Former chair of the Druids Heath Partnership Board, analyst for Citizens Advice, former manager at Birmingham Friends of the Earth, avid consumer of books on economics
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Andrew Whitty
Kommetjie, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Sustainable and Social Finance, self leadership, life coaching, husband and father.
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Magdalena Herrador Moreno
Barcelona / Andalucía (Spain)
A rather small Spaniard truly believing in the myriad possibilities for meaningful transformation hidden behind the current (for some, apocalyptic) times, if only we do the right thing. Mechanical engineer with a strong vocation for social/humanistic fields turned a Systems Thinker, I am currently looking at ways to combine a bunch of disciplines (Systems Thinking, Systems Innovation, Complexity, Circular Economy, Biomimicry, Engineering, etc.) towards the creation of renewed systems at the service and for the creation of thriving communities.
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Claudia Gross
Cairo, محافظة القاهرة, Egypt
Business Humanist cultivating Life at Work
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Carolin Goethel
Berlin, Deutschland
With a backgorund in anthropology, work in social enterprise and leadership education I am exploring what we must un-unlearn and which new stories we need to write and enact in order to live in harmony with each other and the earth. As a community weaver and facilitator I am hosting a peer to peer learning journey exploring the question: How can we live in reciprocity with the wider web of life?
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Leigh Baker
Silvan, Victoria, Australia
Supply chain consultant turned regenerative business writer
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Nícolas Iensen
Berlin, Germany
Software developer, dad, changing the mobility industry at door2door.io
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Jessica Marati Radparvar
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands
I am the founder of Reconsidered, a boutique consultancy that helps companies and organizations build impactful social impact strategies, communications and community around their work. We also create resources for social impact practitioners, including our industry-recognized newsletter (https://www.reconsidered.co/sign-up), jobs board (https://jobs.reconsidered.co/) and private LinkedIn community (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13847179/).
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Peter Sykes
Mangere, Auckland, New Zealand
As a regenerative community development worker in Mangere NZ for 30 years I am weaving ME Family Services as an integrated response to empower our families to engage and build community.
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