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SUMMARY:Circular Economies
DESCRIPTION:About this event\nWe are proud to present two keynote speakers who are world-leading experts in Circular Economies. \nGreen economy\, waste\, renewables\, and the impact on our future. These topics are on the top of the agenda in many countries. \nDuring our next event\, Professor Jacqueline Cramer will provide a global perspective on circular economies\, while Marjon Wind will highlight the Australian situation and more specifically Queensland’s achievements. \nOur Speakers\nProfessor Jacqueline Cramer\, is a world-leading circularity expert with a strong focus on practical\, action-orientated collaboration. \nFor more than thirty years she has helped successful sustainability initiatives in her home country of the Netherlands and internationally\, meanwhile developing and applying the collaborative concepts of Network governance and transitions brokers. \nAs a former national minister on Housing\, Spatial Planning and the Environment\, emeritus professor and business practitioner she is uniquely positioned to assist different industries in their transition toward a circular economy. \nMarjon Wind: With more than 20 years of experience in banking\, consultancy\, leadership and change management in Asia and Europe\, Marjon moved to Australia in 2017 and joined Coreo\, a specialised circular economy consultancy. She applied her experience to support organisations in their transition from a linear to a circular business model to create economic\, social and environmental benefits. In June 2022\, she took up a new position as Manager Circular Economy for Container Exchange and combined with the role of Honorary Consul in Queensland\, she has an excellent view of activities in circular economy in Australia in general and Queensland specifically. \nThe Program\n5.30pm arrival for a 6.00pm start. \n6.00pm – 6.05pm Welcome\n6.05pm – 6.35pm Prof. Jacqueline Cramer\n6.35pm – 6.45pm Questions to Prof. Jacqueline Cramer\n6.45pm – 7.00pm Networking\n7.00pm – 7.20pm Marjon Wind\n7.20pm – 7.45pm Panel discussion and Q&A Prof. Jacqueline Cramer and Marjon Wind\n7.45pm – 8.30pm Networking \nCatering is provided by our Event Partner. \nPricing\nDCCQ Members            $25 (early bird: $10)\nNon-DCCQ members     $35 (early bird: $25)\n \nLimited seats available. Early bird admission is available until the 1st of August. \nRegister for the event here. Further details of the event will be shared with participants closer to the event date. \nOur Event Partners\n 
URL:https://dccq.org/event/circular-economies/
LOCATION:The Ship Inn\, Sidon Street\, South Brisbane\, Queensland\, 4101\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Knowledge Sharing
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