The Future Cities Series: The Role of Tech in Supporting Wellbeing and Inclusion

8th November | 8am - 9:30am | Bristol

Join us for this breakfast event kindly sponsored by TLT to discuss the relationship between wellbeing, tech and future cities.

TLT, 1 Redcliff Street, Bristol, BS1 6TP

Free to Future Leap members

Welcome to Part Two of the Future Cities Series in collaboration with TLT!

What role might technology have in the cities of the future?

How can green infrastructure technology support wellbeing?

What technology exists that supports environmentally and socially sustainable living?

How can we better encourage diversity and inclusivity in tech?

Wake up with a sustainably-sourced breakfast, meet and network with likeminded organisations, and get inspired to progress your sustainability journey.

Join us for this breakfast event kindly sponsored by TLT to discuss the relationship between wellbeing, tech and future cities with Amba, TLT, PeoplePower and Babbasa.

Expect a 4-part series between September-January discussing essential trends that play a part in the city of the future.

TLT offers a spacious, covid-compliant event space. We also have reduced our capacity so you can be mindful of each other’s space. We ask all physical attendees do not attend if showing any covid symptoms.

Agenda:

8am – 8:20am – Networking and Breakfast

8.20am – 8:25am – Welcome and Housekeeping from TLT

8:25am – 8:35am – Introduction

8:35am – 9:20am – Roundtable Discussion with Q&A

9:20am – 9:25am – Summary and Call To Action

9:25am – 9:30am – Thank You and Close

9:30am – 9:45am – Optional Networking

Meet the speakers!

Sangeetha Wynter, Training and Inclusion Manager, Babbasa

Previously working in education for six years as a qualified teacher, Sangeetha currently works as Babbasa’s Training and Inclusion Manager. She has a wealth of experience delivering both consultancy and training within the private and public sector. This has included designing and delivering bespoke training with over 2000 employees within Avon & Somerset Constabulary, as part of a multi-organisation initiative the first of its kind in the UK. The objective is to provide organisations with the tools of cultural competency in order to create more inclusive pathways where everyone can feel valued for their talent and ability, irrespective of their backgrounds.

Monty Bryant, Founder, PeoplePower

Monty is a Sustainability and Regeneration Consultant. He provides expertise in web3 and blockchain and their intersection with energy markets, carbon, and the circular economy. His company – PeoplePower – provides research, promotion and consultancy services and is building a platform to channel finance towards the highest impact regenerative initiatives.

Dan Reed, Partner, TLT LLP

Dan is a partner in TLT’s Technology & IP team. He advises on the procurement and management of technology solutions and services including large scale IT, telecoms and business process outsourcing projects in both the private and public sectors. Dan has a particular focus on technology and outsourcing within the financial services industry working with a range of banks, building societies, fintech providers and financial services organisations on strategic technology projects and compliance with outsourcing regulation. He also advises retailers and corporate organisations on the procurement of new technology, systems, telecoms and acquisition, management and disposal of intellectual property assets.

Chris Cameron, Senior Associate, TLT

Christopher is a Senior Associate in TLT’s Technology, IP and Data team, with particular expertise on advising clients within Digital, Telecoms and Financial Services sectors on a range of technology, commercial and data protection matters. Christopher’s experience in private practice has been supplemented by time spent recently in industry on a six-month secondment to the legal privacy team of a telecoms giant, and a separate three-month secondment with one of the UK’s largest Fintech companies.

Tobin Murphy-Coles, CEO, Amba

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