The Coronavirus crisis has challenged all our assumptions about what is normal in today’s world, and what to expect in the future. Although it has disrupted the way we work and live, it has also provided an opportunity for us to reconsider the legacy we want to leave on this planet. And how we need to challenge our practices in order to create a more sustainable future.
In a recent article “Leading our way through change in the Coronavirus World” we wrote: ’our planet is now breathing again. Nature is showing signs of regenerating as a result of this pause in global travel and industrial production. How can we as leaders ensure that when we move into the post-pandemic world we do not destroy the fragile rejuvenation process that has begun?’
Our next webinar will explore the imperative we feel to act quickly and with conviction to safeguard the positive and unexpected progress that has been the by-product of so much loss and heartache during the pandemic. Whilst there has been much that has caused great concern, we have also seen some encouraging signs of a global sense of support, compassion and solidarity across humanity; businesses and not-for-profit organisations reconsidering their purpose and the values that they hold dear; and nature seizing a rare opportunity to regenerate.
Please join us at 11:30am UK BST time on Monday 27th July. The title of the webinar is: ‘Challenging today to create tomorrow: purpose, people, planet and prosperity in a covid-19 world – what difference will we make?’ To learn more, click here; and here to register.
Meanwhile, we appreciate our Advisors for the ongoing and very important contributions that they continue to make week to week with organisations that we work with. For instance, Lynne (Sedgmore), pictured here, is currently preparing for a team development session with everyone at Ella’s. Based in London, Ella’s provides independent, long-term care for women affected by trafficking and sexual exploitation. To watch a short film about Ella’s click here.
Native American Proverb: "We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
Have a great day!
Rosie, Lorna and Ian