News of economic, environmental and social challenges can get a bit overwhelming. Knowing how to act - professionally and personally - can feel difficult.

At the Net Impact Zero Waste Christmas party, Melinda Watson from RAW Foundation spoke about finding solutions through Systems Thinking. There was so much interest we decided to team up with The Schumacher Institute - who provide courses about this useful technique - to introduce and inspire you with a new approach that can help your sustainability career.

Join us to learn how Systems Thinking can help you explore new leadership approaches and ways of working that help tackle the increasing complexity and uncertainty of our fast-moving world.

Delicious complimentary canapés will be served on arrival, and drinks will be available to purchase from the bar.

We are delighted to welcome:

Darren Hall - Founder and Editor of Good Bristol, and Green parliamentary candidate for Bristol West. He will share how he has applied Systems Thinking effectively throughout his career, in a talk titled: “The only home we have ever known.”

Martin Sandbrook - Programme Leader of Pale Blue Dot and Systems Thinking for Effective Action at The Schumacher Institute, with the short taster, “But what can systems thinking do for me?”

AGENDA

6pm –Arrival and networking (with complimentary canapés)
6.45pm – Welcome from Net Impact Bristol
7pm – Darren Hall: "The only home we've ever known"
7.30pm – Martin Sandbrook: "But what can systems thinking do for me?"
8pm – Networking and drinks
8.30pm - Close with Net Impact Bristol: What next?