Circular Economy Masterclass
A ONE-DAY 'CIRCULAR ECONOMY MASTERCLASS':
WEDNESDAY 14 AUGUST 2024
Nau mai, haere mai... you are invited to attend our one-day forum aimed at providing participants with the opportunity to learn about what a Circular Economy is and how it is a key enabler of sustainable business practices. We will be looking at Circular Business Design through a 'doughnut economic' lens and exploring how it can also contribute to community
resilience and innovation for a Zero Waste future.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This event is curated for business owners, organisational and community leaders
who wish to explore circularity and ways to chart your path to zero waste and more
sustainable business practice.
Similarly, if you are an individual or family group who wishes to learn more about a Nature positive economy - then the sessions will provide you with the foundations to explore how you can participate in local and community level change.
If you are interested in bending the trend of climate change outcomes, systems thinking
& community-led change then this one-day doughnut economics masterclass is for you!
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
An action-packed day between 9 and 5pm!
We will showcase circular businesses and draw inspiration from transformative local, regional and international examples. By the end of the day we hope you have foundation knowledge of the ways in which a Circular Economy can create new jobs, businesses and support existing business transition to a low emissions zero-waste future.
Forum Themes include:
Doughnut Economics
Regenerating Te Taiao/Our Environment
Circularity in Business
Resource Recovery & Zero waste
Partnerships/Collaboration
Ethical Investment
INVESTMENT
Earlybird tickets just $99 pp for a limited time.
Standard Registration $145 pp
Includes all refreshments
Tickets are limited. Secure your place today.
VENUE
The Devon Hotel
390 Devon Street East
New Plymouth
He Kāhui Mano is a ZERO WASTE event, kindly supported by our community partners New Plymouth District Council (Major Sponsor), Te Tari Taiwhenua-DIA, Tu Tama Wahine o Taranaki, Pare Kore, and He Toronga Pākihi ki Taranaki