Theme: Where do we go from here?

TedxFindhorn Sunday 3rd of May, 12:30 - 15:00. Universal Hall, Findhorn, Forres, Scotland.

Free event!

TED events (ted.com) have become world-renowned as the place to share inspiring ideas, heart-warming stories, and exciting innovations.

We are delighted that the TED organisation has granted us the right to hold a local TED event, called a TEDx (pronounced ‘ted-ex’) which will be held in the Universal Hall, Findhorn, on 3rd of May 2015. You are warmly invited to take part in the emerging global phenomena by attending the first TEDxFindhorn!

Richard Olivier, “The Leadership Edge - beyond the hero"
Robin Alfred: Activists Anonymous – A 5-Step Recovery Programme
Kosha Joubert: Ecovillages and the Power of Collective Wisdom
Andrew White: The challenge of leading in the 21st century
Jonathan Dawson: Bringing the Classroom to Life!
Lesley Quilty: Saying Yes to Life

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The Park
Findhorn
Forres, Moray, IV36 3TZ
United Kingdom

Andrew White

Andrew's expertise is innovation and the management of disruptive technologies and particularly in how companies can successfully manage innovation. Associate Dean for Executive Education at Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, he is responsible for commissioning new research to support the work of leaders engaged in navigating their organisations through global challenges and opportunities.

Jonathan Dawson

Head of Economics at Schumacher College in Devon, UK, Jonathan has around 20 years’ experience as a researcher, author, consultant and project manager in the field of small enterprise development in Africa and South Asia. Jonathan is the principal author of the Gaia Education sustainable economy curriculum, endorsed by UNITAR and adopted by UNESCO as a valuable contribution to the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development. He teaches this curriculum at universities internationally and online.

Kosha Joubert

Kosha works as an organisational consultant, specialising in leadership development and gender issues, and has regularly organised and facilitated conferences, especially in multi-cultural settings in Europe and Africa. She is also a sustainability trainer and educator and leads courses in a wide range of skills. Kosha is president of the Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) which supports organisations and societies to transition into resilience. GEN has consultative status in the UN – ECOSOC.

Lesley Quilty

Lesley is creative consultant, facilitator, coach and theatre artist, she aims to develop authentic leaders. She has worked in professional theatre for over 20 years as a performer, director, teacher and producer, in North America and the UK, although her performing and teaching now take place almost exclusively in non-theatrical settings. She is the founder of Mythodrama Scotland.

Richard Olivier

Richard's work is at the leading edge of bringing the world of theatre and the arts into the development of authentic leaders. Awarded Thought Leader 2013 by the Best Practice Institute, he has worked extensively in the fields of Organisational and Personal Development. A leading theatre director for over ten years, Artistic Director at Olivier Mythodrama. Richard directed Henry V for the opening of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London.

Robin Alfred

Robin is an organisational consultant, executive coach, and international trainer and facilitator. Using his expertise in leadership, coaching and sustainability, Robin helps clients ranging from leading ecological organisations to well know companies reach their full potential. He writes for The Guardian Online sustainable development hub.