You are most welcome to participate in an Open lecture „Future Capital – Rebuilding the economy for the future“ on September 12 at 15:45–17:30.
The future of our planet depends very much on our ability to re-imagine and build a new economic system that is less about growth at all costs and more about regeneration of resources, benefit for all and sustainability and how stepping beyond a flawed assumption (Ergodicity) economists have been making for 350 years gives us an innovative route to the new economic system we need.
After the Open lecture there will be a discussion with the speakers and a possibility to ask questions. The discussion is moderated by the Vice-Rector for Research Maarja Kruusmaa.
The speakers
Graham Boyd, Ph.D. – CEO, Serial Entrepreneur, author, particle physicist.
He builds strongly connected regenerative startup ecosystems; is starting an evergreen investment fund for ecosystems of regenerative startups; and wrote, with economist Jack Reardon, Rebuild: the Economy, Leadership, and You. This book describes his approach to transforming the nature of business, and the economic theory implied by that.
Killu Tõugu Sanborn, Ph.D. – Innovation Funder, Connector, molecular biologist.
She has funded ~$750 million since 2000 to California life science VC backed and publicly traded companies, previously worked in startup and midsize companies as commercial and business development executive, and molecular biology researcher. Born and raised in Tallinn, Ph.D. from Cornell University/Sloan-Kettering Institute. Lives in San Diego, USA.
Jordan Nicholas Sukut – Founder, CEO, Builder, Visionary Strategist.
He is a founder and co-creator in a network of international initiatives that together aim to solve the grand challenges, accomplish the global goals, and design and build the best possible future for All. His work to bring intention into reality at global scale is rooted in deep experience executing hundreds of millions of dollars of heavy civil infrastructure including reservoirs, dams, military work, roadways, bridges, water systems, and emergency response. He resides in California, and holds degrees from Pepperdine and UCLA, as well as multiple black belt degrees in martial arts.
The Open lecture will take place in the auditorium U03-103 at TalTech main building. It is possible to participate also online.
Please register HERE.
Additional information: petriina.rumm@taltech.ee, 620 2003