'Sustainable Synergies' is a workshop series hosted by the Centre for Sustainable Business at King’s Business School. This series is designed to harness and unite the diverse expertise within King’s College London, fostering a collaborative environment for sustainability-related grant applications.

We are delighted to launch the second Grant Development Workshop in our Sustainable Synergies Series: Digital Sustainability.

Hosted by the Centre for Sustainable Business (CSB) in partnership with the King’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI), the workshop will invite attendees to discuss and problem-solve the complex challenges of digital sustainability.

Focusing on sustainability-related research ventures, this is an unparalleled opportunity for faculty members, researchers, grant development professionals, and postgraduate students across all faculties to generate new ideas together.

The Second Workshop: Digital Sustainability

Date: Thursday 19 September 2024

Time: 2.00 PM - 6.00 PM, with drinks and refreshments provided

Venue: Bush House (SE) Room: 2.02

Requirement: If you haven't already submitted a one-page introduction of yourself and your research idea/interest for the 1st Sustainable Synergies Workshop, please submit it in PowerPoint format by Friday 13 September to: sustainablebusiness@kcl.ac.uk

Programme

14.00 – 14.15 | Introduction to the workshop, Professor Jonatan Pinkse & Professor Carmine Ventre

14.15–14.45 | Setting the scene – Three challenges

14.45–16.00 | Breakout groups

• Dreamers: focus on generating creative ideas without constraints.
• Realists: analyse the feasibility and practicality of the ideas generated by the previous stage.
• Critics: critically evaluate the ideas from the previous two stages.

16.00–16.45 | Consolidation and feedback

16.45–17.00 | Concluding remarks

17.00 | Drinks and refreshments

Register now to secure your spot

Please note, if we have a high volume of interest, we may not have enough capacity to accommodate everyone this time. However, we will be running more grant workshops in future and will invite those unable to attend previous sessions.