The ‘Futures we want’ project brings together academics, business, Government and citizens to look at innovations and approaches that can deliver a climate resilient, global net zero future that is both feasible and desirable.
About this event
In a world where the climate change narrative can feel bleak and overwhelming, it’s not always easy to envisage positive outcomes. However, much of the knowledge and many of the solutions we need when it comes to addressing climate change already exist. The ‘Futures we want’ project brings together academics, business, Government and citizens to look at innovations and approaches that can deliver a climate resilient, global net zero future that is both feasible and desirable.
Deloitte and Cambridge Zero will share how we created the visions; what the visions are; why it’s important that science, business and government work together; and what opportunities these visions present for business.
About the speakers:
Dr Siobhan Gardiner
Siobhan is a director in Deloitte’s ESG advisory team. She helps accelerate development of new and innovative concepts to reduce the impact of business on climate and the environment. A biochemist by background, prior to joining Deloitte, Siobhan spent a decade working in R&D in consumer goods, supply chain innovation and sustainable production.
Dr. Amy Munro-Faure
Dr Amy Munro-Faure is the Living Laboratory Engagement Manager at Cambridge Zero, University of Cambridge. She focuses on providing opportunities for students and graduates interested in climate change to gain relevant experience and improve environmental sustainability on the University estate through projects, internships and research.