WTF Is Happening – The Film

Catch Up Video View Session

WTF Is Happening? A short film to kick off the festival.

 

Taking stock of our shared experience, acknowledges the enormous impact of this year’s events and hears from global communities in different stages of recovery. We’ll explore the positive learnings we can take from this shared experience, and how we can use them to build a better future for everyone.

 

With Ann Cairns (Mastercard), Charmian Love (B Lab UK), Gina Miller (SCM Direct), Richard Walker (Iceland Foods) and Professor John Ashton (former Regional Director of Public Health)

 

UN Global Goals   (3) Good health and wellbeing   (8) Decent work and economic growth   (9) Industry, innovation and infrastructure   (10) Reduced inequalities   (11) Sustainable cities and communities   (13) Climate action   (16) Peace, justice and strong institutions

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All sessions will soon be available on demand

SPEAKERS

  • Richard Walker (Iceland Foods)

    Richard is Managing Director at Iceland Foods, founded by his parents in 1970.

  • Ann Cairns (Mastercard)

    As the Executive Vice Chair of Mastercard, Ann focuses on inclusion, diversity and innovation.

  • Gina Miller (Campaigner)

    Respected activist Gina Miller has campaigned about modern-day slavery, discrimination and equality.

  • Charmian Love (B Lab UK)

    Charmian is the Co-Founder & Chair of B Lab UK and Entrepreneur in Residence at the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at Saïd Business School.

  • Professor John Ashton (former Regional Director for Public Health)

    Formerly the Regional Director of Public Health for the North West of England, John recently published his book 'Blinded by Corona' with Gibson Square Press.

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