Insight for Good Summit
4, 11, 18, 25 May 2021 - 10:15 - 15:30 GMT
Global Virtual Conference
UTILISE INSIGHT TO DRIVE SOCIAL & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
- Adapt your social & environmental programmes to citizens’ needs so you are not left behind
- Take advantage of the latest science and insights to achieve results in your social and environmental impact mission
- Avoid wasting time and money on programmes that don’t produce real results
- Excel in your role by using real evidence-based solutions in your organisation
- Interact with speakers, professionals and researchers, create communities, build relationships with like-minded individuals around the world
WHO IS IT FOR?
- Corporate sustainability, CSR, HR and Marketing managers and anyone involved with social Impact planning and strategy
- Research commissioners
- Start-ups, social entrepreneurs, charity trustees, NGO managers
- Civil servants and other government officials
- Industry professionals, researchers and ‘insighters’
- Educators, professors, HE marketing managers, employability leads and careers service managers
- Curious minds interested in social change and the social & behavioural sciences
REGISTER TO ONE OR MORE DAYS
Insight for Sustainability, 4th May
Post-covid, sustainability will, most likely, be the greatest behavioural challenge in human history. Enhance your sustainability leadership role using the combined power of the social and behavioural sciences.
Insight for Health & Wellbeing, 11th May
With the number of global threats to wellbeing multiplying, these sessions will offer evidence-based approaches to help transform our health ecosystem and live healthier lives.
Insight for Education & Employment, 18th May
How advances in the world of insight and behavioural science can be effective tools in the educational & employment sectors by putting people at the core.
Insight for Social Inclusion, 25th May
Drawing on the latest advances in the world of insight and the social and behavioural sciences, we show you how organisations that embrace inclusion can innovate and thrive.
SPEAKERS
Top specialists and highly regarded researchers who will share their latest insights to help you utilise the most recent understanding of human behaviour in your social or environmental programmes.
JESSICA LONG
Head of Sustainability, IPSOS
MARTA VILELLA
Client Partner, Foresight Factory
DEBBIE MCVITTY
Editor, Wonkhe - Home of the Higher Education Debate
GEOFF MULGAN
Professor of Collective Intelligence, Public Policy and Social Innovation at University College London
JON ALEXANDRE
Co-Founder, New Citizenship Project
GUILLAUME CALINE
Leader for Public Opinion Projects, Kantar France
DIANA GAN
Edtech investor, EiM Ventures & GEB member, Dulwich College International
BINDU GARAPATI
VP of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Talent Development at Impossible Foods
AGENDA
Day 1
10:15 Welcome and opening
10:30 Challenges and opportuinities for a sustainable world
10:55 A systems thinking view of sustainability with human understanding at its core
11:15 Morning Break
11:25 Ditching a throwaway society by harnessing the power of human understanding
11:55 The Citizen Shift: a radical approach to reinventing sustainability programmes
12:20 Lunch Break
13:00 How not to fail at the last hurdle: selling sustainable services & products
13:30 Applying a behavioral lens to environmental solutions
14:15 Short Break
14:30 Bridging the gap between insight and sustainability. Panel debate.
15:15 Remarks, next steps, and close.
Day 2
10:15 Welcome and opening
10:30 Health and Wellbeing: a shared responsibility with insight at the core of the health ecosystem
10:55 Thriving or surviving: Why the absence of illness is not enough
11:20 Morning Break
11:30 Why can we not be healthy? The influence of context.
12:00 How insight is supporting organisations to develop their health programmes
12:30 Nudging: the hidden power of the Behavioral Sciences
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00 How social and behavioral insights are informing public health
14:30 Bridging the gap between insight, health and wellbeing. Panel debate.
15:15 Remarks, next steps, and close.
Day 3
10:15 Welcome and opening
10:30 The future of work: how current and future innovations will shape jobs
10:55 The future of education: should change shape the lives of young people or should young people help shape the change?
11:30 Morning Break
11:40 Empowering young people: a shared responsibility led through the humanisation of insights
12:20 Combining technology with human capital
12:45 Q & A Session: Tailored approaches to reduce the skills gap
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00 Using nudges to improve student experience and outcomes
14:30 Bridging the gap between insight, education and employment.Panel debate.
15:15 Remarks, next steps, and close.
Day 4
10:15 Welcome and opening
10:30 The case for social inclusion in the midst of a paradigm shift
11:00 Social inclusion: a foundation for social innovation
11:30 Morning Break
11:40 How the behavioral sciences are helping close the gender gap
12:30 The insights that will help understand and challenge racial inequality
13:00 Lunch Break
14:00 The reality of talent management in employment settings
14:30 Bridging the gap between insight and the social inclusion problem. Panel debate.
15:15 Remarks, next steps, and close.
