Diversity drives innovation
The Birmingham Institute for Sustainability and Climate Action (BISCA) and the University of Birmingham are bringing together a panel of inspiring leaders from across industry, academia, and sustainability practice to discuss, ‘How can diverse perspectives lead to meaningful, lasting and inventive solutions in sustainability?’
The panel includes Binnies Associate Director – Social Value and Communities, Liliana Rose, who brings her knowledge of leading the development of compelling sustainability and social value offers to prospective clients.
Join them at their next event and be part of a diverse group of academics, industry leaders, and sustainability practitioners to explore how diversity fuels innovation in achieving sustainability goals. The session will be diving into how diversity is vital to driving innovation and bringing together purpose-driven professionals in sustainability to share their experiences and perspectives.
There will also be ample networking opportunities during the event to connect with one another and explore how interdisciplinarity sparks exciting new ideas. Join Liliana and the BISCA for an afternoon of fireside style discussions, inspirational speakers and dedicated networking.
About the speaker
Liliana Rose is a Chartered Water and Environmental Manager with the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) and Chartered Scientist, who brings a wealth of experience of flood risk management and has over 15 years of experience in the consultancy sector in the UK, delivering for local authorities and the Environment Agency. Liliana is an expert in appraisal, business case development and carbon reduction and has led a number of flood risk management projects across England.
About The Birmingham Institute for Sustainability and Climate Action
The BISCA connect and deliver world-leading, transdisciplinary research on sustainability & fostering climate action. BISCA leverage Birmingham’s comprehensive interdisciplinary research expertise to; apply and translate ideas, skills and influence into wider engagement and action on climate change and broader sustainability matters. They move beyond evidence generation and technological solutions to consider, for example, dynamic policies and decision-making under uncertainty; politics and behaviours around policies.
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