Theme: What It Takes to Change Systems Webinar- Special Edition

How do we build the future that we want to live in? How do we change systems that seem so resistant to change? There are two answers: (1) We don’t know, and there are too many variables to actually know for sure; and (2) There are powerful strategies that can be leveraged to help increase our chances of success. What are some of them? And how can people leverage them in their personal lives, with their families, organizations, or communities? How does this impact the future of economies and society?

Join us for this webinar as we explore the intersection between the past where we come from, and the future we want to live in, and what we can do in the present, each day, to build towards that brighter future.

****** This event will be a livestreamed workshop. If you'd like to actively participate in the workshop, please register in order to get the zoom link to allow you to be a part of it. If you'd rather just watch the livestream and reflect alone without sharing with a group, then you don't need to register, you can just watch us live on Facebook and share questions in the comments.

Zoom & Facebook Live
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Lebanon

David Munir Nabti

Co-founder/ CEO / Expert in entrepreneurship & experiential education

Munir David Nabti, co-founder of Pitchworthy, works to support high impact innovation & entrepreneurship in Lebanon, EuroMENA, and globally, particularly impact innovation and social entrepreneurship related to critical challenges and the SDGs. He also consults with governments and UN agencies on strategies for developing stronger innovation ecosystems and more robust economies in this era of global change, innovation, and technology growth. In the last 5 years, he's led programs that jointly supported over 360 early-stage startups and social enterprises (leveraging Pitchworthy and prior to Pitchworthy), including projects with the Swiss SDC, Office of the Prime Minister and Alfa Telecoms, UNICEF, the UK embassy in Lebanon, the Central Bank of Lebanon, Asfari Foundation, and more.