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January 15, 2016 How to Have a Good Day
Economist and former McKinsey partner Caroline Webb shows how to use findings from behavioural economics, psychology, and neuroscience to transform our approach to everyday working life.
50 min
January 15, 2016 How to Have a Good Day
Economist and former McKinsey partner Caroline Webb shows how to use findings from behavioural economics, psychology, and neuroscience to transform our approach to everyday working life.
50 min
December 22, 2015 The Case for a Universal Basic Income
Public debate about the possibility and desirability of a basic income - a weekly payment for every citizen – is gathering pace. Is it feasible? Should we do it? Anthony Painter, Director of Policy and Strategy, presents the RSA’s latest thinking.
53 min
December 22, 2015 The Case for a Universal Basic Income
Public debate about the possibility and desirability of a basic income - a weekly payment for every citizen – is gathering pace. Is it feasible? Should we do it? Anthony Painter, Director of Policy and Strategy, presents the RSA’s latest thinking.
53 min
December 22, 2015 Empowering Communities Through Digital Healthcare
Public health entrepreneur Andrew Bastawrous unites global clinical research with innovation in mobile technology to make high quality eye care available to all.
57 min
December 22, 2015 Empowering Communities Through Digital Healthcare
Public health entrepreneur Andrew Bastawrous unites global clinical research with innovation in mobile technology to make high quality eye care available to all.
57 min
December 08, 2015 Makers Summit – Session 6
Forging an economy fit for the future
A session looking at how a burgeoning maker community might help us make the transition towards a different kind of economy where individuals are more creative, our economy more prosperous and our environment more sustainable.
Panellists: Tim Jackson ecological economist and author of Prosperity Without Growth; Vinay Gupta, global resilience guru; Kate Raworth, creator of Doughnut Economics
Chair: Tony Greenham, director of Economy, Enterprise and Manufacturing, RSA.
57 min
December 08, 2015 Makers Summit – Session 6
Forging an economy fit for the future
A session looking at how a burgeoning maker community might help us make the transition towards a different kind of economy where individuals are more creative, our economy more prosperous and our environment more sustainable.
Panellists: Tim Jackson ecological economist and author of Prosperity Without Growth; Vinay Gupta, global resilience guru; Kate Raworth, creator of Doughnut Economics
Chair: Tony Greenham, director of Economy, Enterprise and Manufacturing, RSA.
57 min
December 07, 2015 Makers Summit – Session 5
Taking maker start-ups to market
A debate looking at the opportunities and challenges facing micro manufacturers, and whether there is any truth to the widespread belief that it is becoming more viable to run a maker business in the UK.
Panellists: Fi Scott founder of MakeWorks; Laurence Kemball-Cook, founder and chief executive of Pavegen; Ande Gregson, co-founder Fab Lab London and creative technologist; Roland Ellis, designer.
Chair: Haidee Bell, Head of Design Programmes, Design Council
45 min
December 07, 2015 Makers Summit – Session 5
Taking maker start-ups to market
A debate looking at the opportunities and challenges facing micro manufacturers, and whether there is any truth to the widespread belief that it is becoming more viable to run a maker business in the UK.
Panellists: Fi Scott founder of MakeWorks; Laurence Kemball-Cook, founder and chief executive of Pavegen; Ande Gregson, co-founder Fab Lab London and creative technologist; Roland Ellis, designer.
Chair: Haidee Bell, Head of Design Programmes, Design Council
45 min