What is the system challenge?
How can we meet the challenges at hand?
At 'The Future We Choose' Conference on September 20th businesses such as Norsk Gjenvinning, Gelato, Microsoft, Nordea revealed how they are driving growth through innovative solutions to societal challenges.
We heard thought leaders in the field of ecological economics, Geoeconomics, Finance & Development, Doughnut Economics and on impact research and reflections from innovators such as SHE Community, Smart Innovation Norway and Norwegian Mycelium.
S-HUBs Managing Director Katrine Sundbye had the honour of welcoming several hundred experts, students, politicians and leaders , together with Karen Spens and Øystein E. Søreide from BI Norwegian Business School and Abelia.
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The Future We Choose 2023 Photos
Open session
Wednesday, September 20th
Photo creds: BI Norwegian Business School
Deep-dive session 1: “Sustainability Accounting”
From 2024, large companies will have to report according to EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
A first set of reporting standards have been developed, and it is expected that more standards will be developed over the coming years.
-->So, what opportunities, dilemmas, and future use can be seen in the near horizon for companies implementing sustainability reporting?
In this deep dive session Kathrine Moe Boye (KPMG) shard her experiences with sustainability reporting practice, and Knut Bergo (BI Department of Law and Governance) outlined status and potential future developments in regulatory framework.
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🌱More about the programme: 🌱
1. Kathrine Moe Boye, KPMG: Observations from an ambitious practitioner:
The effect of sustainability reporting depends (among other things) on how they are implemented in companies, the quality of data and the
discretionary assessments of the reporters, and the extent to which the results are impacting company strategy.
2. Knut Bergo, BI: (Un)certainties
Future regulatory framework and inherent dilemmas.
3. Plenary discussion: led by Andreas Friis (Chair at Sustainability Hub Norway).
What will it take for sustainability reporting to become 💫an effective driver for value💫, and not just a box-ticking exercise? / Q&A
A first set of reporting standards have been developed, and it is expected that more standards will be developed over the coming years.
-->So, what opportunities, dilemmas, and future use can be seen in the near horizon for companies implementing sustainability reporting?
In this deep dive session Kathrine Moe Boye (KPMG) shard her experiences with sustainability reporting practice, and Knut Bergo (BI Department of Law and Governance) outlined status and potential future developments in regulatory framework.
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🌱More about the programme: 🌱
1. Kathrine Moe Boye, KPMG: Observations from an ambitious practitioner:
The effect of sustainability reporting depends (among other things) on how they are implemented in companies, the quality of data and the
discretionary assessments of the reporters, and the extent to which the results are impacting company strategy.
2. Knut Bergo, BI: (Un)certainties
Future regulatory framework and inherent dilemmas.
3. Plenary discussion: led by Andreas Friis (Chair at Sustainability Hub Norway).
What will it take for sustainability reporting to become 💫an effective driver for value💫, and not just a box-ticking exercise? / Q&A
Photo creds: Andreas Friis
Deep-dive session 2: Green Growth 10 years at BI
BIs Green Growth Masters programme celebrates 10 years with over 500 alumni committed to contribute to the green shift in Norway. 💫
So what are the previous students' own experiences from working with green growth?
This deep-dive session was primarily open to former and present students at BI`s Green Growth programme to learn from peers and share experiences.
🌿Green Growth 10 years🌿:
–What have we learned so far from working with green growth?
–What drives success?
–What poses obstacles in practice?
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These questions was addressed in a panel discussion, where 3 former students shared their experience:
oLiv-Hege Seglsten, GREEN Tech AS (Class of 2016/2017)
oAnders Fylling, Statsbygg (Class of 2019/2020)
oIngunn Lie, Næring for klima i Oslo Kommune (Class of 2017/20
🌱More about the programme: 🌱
green growth in Norway. She started this session by pitching her findings portraying the students experiences with the green growth
programme.The results forms a starting point for the panel discussion.
2. Panel discussion : Experiences from working with Green growth.
3. Plenary discussion :How can BI`s Green growth alumni network thrive and contribute to accelerating the change?
4. Mingling.
So what are the previous students' own experiences from working with green growth?
This deep-dive session was primarily open to former and present students at BI`s Green Growth programme to learn from peers and share experiences.
🌿Green Growth 10 years🌿:
–What have we learned so far from working with green growth?
–What drives success?
–What poses obstacles in practice?
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These questions was addressed in a panel discussion, where 3 former students shared their experience:
oLiv-Hege Seglsten, GREEN Tech AS (Class of 2016/2017)
oAnders Fylling, Statsbygg (Class of 2019/2020)
oIngunn Lie, Næring for klima i Oslo Kommune (Class of 2017/20
🌱More about the programme: 🌱
- How does BIs green Growth programme contribute to green growth in Norway?
green growth in Norway. She started this session by pitching her findings portraying the students experiences with the green growth
programme.The results forms a starting point for the panel discussion.
2. Panel discussion : Experiences from working with Green growth.
3. Plenary discussion :How can BI`s Green growth alumni network thrive and contribute to accelerating the change?
4. Mingling.
Photo creds: Elisabeth Margot Lund
Deep-dive session 3: "Inner Development Goals"
Work can sometimes be extremely demanding, especially with changing conditions, tasks and roles, new requirements, and personal goals on top.
How can we move beyond the whirlpool of noise and distractions and tap into inner flow, live with the chaos, and reduce stress to spark action towards reaching the SDGs?
In this workshop Camilla Elise Berg (CEO in Awake AS), guided us through the 5 dimensions of the Inner Development Goals in a fun and interactive way, leaving us with transformative tools to enhance your inner development.
The Inner Development Goals community research, collect and communicate science-based skills and qualities that help people live purposeful, sustainable, and productive lives.
The non-profit organization is currently the biggest movement in gathering change makers all over the world, contributing to reaching the SDGs.
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🌱More about the programme: 🌱
A guide through the 5 Inner Development Goals - a set of transformative skills for sustainable development - a framework and tool to enable change:
How can we move beyond the whirlpool of noise and distractions and tap into inner flow, live with the chaos, and reduce stress to spark action towards reaching the SDGs?
In this workshop Camilla Elise Berg (CEO in Awake AS), guided us through the 5 dimensions of the Inner Development Goals in a fun and interactive way, leaving us with transformative tools to enhance your inner development.
The Inner Development Goals community research, collect and communicate science-based skills and qualities that help people live purposeful, sustainable, and productive lives.
The non-profit organization is currently the biggest movement in gathering change makers all over the world, contributing to reaching the SDGs.
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🌱More about the programme: 🌱
A guide through the 5 Inner Development Goals - a set of transformative skills for sustainable development - a framework and tool to enable change:
- BEING; Relationship to Self
- THINKING; Cognitive skills
- RELATING; Caring for Others and the World
- COLLABORATING; Social Skills
- ACTING; Enabling Change
Photo creds: Awake Oslo/IDG
