Event Description

Join us for a discussion on how to invest in systemic changes to global business operations and societal infrastructures that can enable green transition initiatives for sustainable economic development and resilient societal outcomes.

Achieving good health and welfare for humankind is an essential outcome from systemic adaptation in a changing world challenged by environmental exposures of unknown proportions.

For this transition to be effective requires collaborative solutions counting both public sector and private enterprise reaching across essen􀆟al business sectors that constitute the global economy.
It also requires prudent investment initiatives that probe the evolving environmental conditions and explore for viable solutions in open learning among engaged collaborators.

We should consider atainable propositions for a green and sustainable future.

The discussion will be moderated by CBS professor Torben Juul Andersen, Copenhagen Business School, who will give a short introduction to the urgent need for private-public sustainability solutions and will introduce the distinguished panelists:

Thomas Alslev Christensen, Novo Nordisk Foundation, Senior Vice President, Impact will present corporate sustainability initiatives at Novo Nordisk

Claus Wilhelmsen, City of Copenhagen, Technical and Environmental Management, Planner will discuss sustainability initiatives at the City of Copenhagen

Gina Belle, Chôra Design, Director, Chief Executive Officer will bring into focus a blueprint for developing effective sustainable solutions for the future

The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion and debate with audience members. Join us for an engaging session on systemic change!
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“Our vision is to improve people’s health and the sustainability of society and the planet”
Novo Nordisk Foundation

“Considered one of the most sustainable cities in the world, Copenhagen has in total 546 km of bicycle paths, a fleet of electric harbor ferries and a majority of the hotel rooms around town are eco-certified”
wonderfulcopenhagen.com

“The objective of the Foundation is to help people and organizations in a world of rapidly increasing complexity through strategic and transformative innovation, with the aim to promote environmental protection and the
wellbeing of mankind” Chôra Foundation