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Syntropic Enterprise Alumni +Open Call June 2020, Perturbation, Christopher Cooke, Cindy Forde
Want to learn more about some of the elements of Syntropic + meet some of our global community?
And do this at ZERO monetary cost? (Because we will never devalue your time.)
This month, Christopher Cooke returns after his debut that had people asking for more. (See his 15 minute presentation from April here. "What is arising. Horizon scan for our times.)
And the amazing Cindy Forde, founder of Plantari.world. Cindy is on a mission to empower children with the knowledge and skills to be the innovators, entrepreneurs and global citizens who protect the planet and ensure the wellbeing of all its inhabitants. Planetari is a case study of a Syntropic Enterprise.
PLUS Christine McDougall will be presenting one of the tools from the Syntropic Tool kit, Perturbation and managing change. This simple, practical tool is an adaptation of the Theory of Dissipative Structures, very relevant to our current world.
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Want to learn more about some of the elements of Syntropic + meet some of our global community?
And do this at ZERO monetary cost? (Because we will never devalue your time.)
This month, Christopher Cooke returns after his debut that had people asking for more. (See his 15 minute presentation from April here. "What is arising. Horizon scan for our times.)
And the amazing Cindy Forde, founder of Plantari.world. Cindy is on a mission to empower children with the knowledge and skills to be the innovators, entrepreneurs and global citizens who protect the planet and ensure the wellbeing of all its inhabitants. Planetari is a case study of a Syntropic Enterprise.
PLUS Christine McDougall will be presenting one of the tools from the Syntropic Tool kit, Perturbation and managing change. This simple, practical tool is an adaptation of the Theory of Dissipative Structures, very relevant to our current world.