Nathan Delbridge
The True Cost of Water: New Partnerships, Business Models and More Tackling the Global Crisis
Waste Not / On the final afternoon of an action-packed week at SB'16 San Diego, this panel brought together stakeholders working to address different facets of the global water crisis, both locally in California, and internationally. The panel provided an opportunity for each to describe the work of their respective organisations and the challenges they see for sustainable water resource management. - 7 years ago
New Levels of Connectedness: Applying IoT to Global Sustainability Challenges
Cleantech / The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the way we connect with each other and the world around us. While creating new opportunities for business engagement and new systems for developing data, complex and challenging questions about privacy and security are deeply intertwined. - 7 years ago
TSC Helping Eliminate Weak Links in Global Product Supply Chains
Collaboration / This dynamic Tuesday afternoon panel dissected Global Supply Chains, taking forward by The Sustainability Consortium's (TSC) newly released impact report, Greening Global Supply Chains: From Blind Spots To Hot Spots To Action. Robin Raj, founder and Executive Creative Director of Citizen Group, moderated the panel and framed the session with the question: "Why does greening global supply chains represent one of the most potent models for change for sustainability?” - 7 years ago
Hot Button Issues of the Day: Consumer Concerns Driving Behavior, Activism
Behavior Change / Nick Aster, founder and publisher of TriplePundit, moderated a panel discussion Tuesday morning about activism and purchasing power, featuring Aria Finger, CEO of DoSomething.org; Shayna Englin, Managing Director of Change.org North America; Briana Quindazzi of BBMG; and Marlin Miller, COO of Care2. - 7 years ago
ThriveAbility: A Framework for Improving Capitalism, Activating Purpose
New Metrics / On the week’s theme of Activating Purpose, ThriveAbility Foundation co-founders Robin Wood, Ralph Thurm and Bill Baue led a Monday morning workshop on “thriveability,” their model for a regenerative, multi-capital economy. - 7 years ago