A Forum to help make the world more sustainable

24 July 2020 by Jenny Boymal

Wellbeing

Join the #symphony7 Community (online) 7th Aug as the following panelists: : Julie Green, Alex Coslovich, John Engelander and Graham Robertson, share case studies and a very practical call to action which all of us can take, to help make the world more sustainable.

That way we (and the next generation) can live on a wonderful planet, without the “slippery slides to hell” which many regions of the world are starting to face.

This forum is ideal for businesses who have clients which have 50-500+ staff.

Click here to see details or to register:
https://lnkd.in/dvYzpN8

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Keerthana-Vedachalam @ 2020.07.26 2:09 PM
I believe COVID-19 has taught us the importance of sustainability.

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