Events
Current events:
Volans are hosting a Forum in London next week called Breakthrough Capitalism which the 6heads highly recommend, more details can be found below.
Breakthrough Capitalism Forum, 29 May
Join us as we explore, debate and project Breakthrough Capitalism at the Kings Place Conference Centre in London. We will explore themes such as:
- Capitalism Unplugged – outlining the growing sense that our challenges relate to systemic failures
- Breakthrough Innovation – how investors, entrepreneurs & policy-makers, among others, are driving change
- System Dynamics – where barriers to breakthrough exist and how they can be removed, and
- Scaling Solutions – how breakthrough solutions can deliver system-level change.
The format will take the form of TED-style presentations lasting about 10 minutes each plus shorter talks to spotlight where breakthrough innovation is bubbling, and Q&A sessions.
For more information check out this link http://www.breakthroughcapitalism.com/
We’ll see you there ![]()
Making Sense of Sustainable Development 1 day workshop 24th May, London.
Grasping to explain the case for sustainability in a way that makes sense? Overwhelmed when trying to effectively apply sustainability to yourself, your organisation and your projects?
You will leave having turned sustainability challenges into co-created and inspiring solutions, with ideas and motivation to put your learning into practice!
Take advantage of the special launch price: £75 for social enterprises, NGO’s and individuals, £150 for organisations. Includes learning materials & delicious refreshments.
All are welcome. For more information and to register, click this link. http://www.wix.com/simontgoldsmith/training-1
Past events:
Inspiration, Innovation Impact Booster Course
Thank you to those of you that participated in, and/or contributed to the recent learning series.
The series received extremely positive feedback and, we hope, will result in new approaches and ideas implemented by our listeners.
The slides are available as follows:
Part 1: http://www.slideshare.net/NicolaMillson/inspiration-innovation-and-impact-series-part-1
Part 2: http://www.slideshare.net/NicolaMillson/inspiration-innovation-and-impact
The first session opened participants up to a fresh view of their abilities, their organisations and the innovation opportunity. This was followed by a series of booster creativity exercises and a further webinar that focusses on idea generation and effective implementation.
“Well done! This was a great innovation for change webinar. I love how interactive and action-oriented you made it”.
This was delivered in conjunction with Global Giving, an organisation that gives local CSOs around the world the chance to connect to sources of finance, learning and support. Their network includes over 2,000 nonprofits in 110 countries. This webinar is part of a programme of organisational learning and development and aims to encourage greater strategic thinking, creativity and effectiveness in the sector. http://www.globalgiving.co.uk/
“Creative thinking is not a talent; it is a skill that can be learnt. It empowers people by adding strength to their natural abilities which improves teamwork, productivity and where appropriate profits.” Edward de Bono
Please contact us on info@6-heads.com for further information on our learning opportunities.
6heads & friends drinks – March 2012
Thank you to everyone who joined us for a fun evening of great discussions and building interesting connections! There will definitely more of these gatherings! For some inspiration see the quotes loop from the evening below. Also here’s our sustainability soundtrack, feel free to share your one too!
The 6heads Innovation & Sustainability Forum – Innovation towards Business as Unusual
You can read more about our first event in November 2011 under the the following links:
General event summary including videos, slides, twitter feed etc.
John Elkington and Tom Burke’s discussion
This event was hosted by Pepal, a social enterprise that designs and delivers life-changing executivedevelopment programmes which partner the private sector with NGOs to make a sustainable social impact indeveloping countries.
We were also pleased to have Emily Wilkinson from Mindful Maps to graphically harvest the discussions! Read more here.



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