An exclusive preview of THE top book on business strategy and leadership, by the former Tesco CEO. Chaired by the Executive Editor of The TelegraphMark Skipworth.
The Waterstones, GQ and Nosy Crow masterminds realise the paper and digital future of books with the Googles' Head of Copyright Policy and the Telegraph’s Head of Books.
What will our working lives be like in the future? Will new technology liberate us or lead to longer hours and increasing social isolation? Chaired by Jesse Norman.
Cambridge Series 6 - Are you taking a Risk or a Chance? Trying to put numbers on uncertainty.
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Venue: Llwyfan Cymru – Wales Stage
We continually get warned about the risks around us, but the upside of uncertainty is chance and opportunity. The Winton Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk will show how to weigh luck, both bad and good. Chaired by Greg Davies
Four short testimonies followed by a wide-ranging discussion about the value and opportunities offered through the insights of youth – ‘Why does it have to be like that?’
Five organisations shortlisted for the Green Dragons’ Den will be telling their stories, practising their pitches and sharing ideas on how they’d use the £10,000 prize if they won in the Den. Today’s shortlist is selected from young entrepreneurs under the age of 25.
Five participants, four dragons and three minutes to tell a story that will capture the Dragons’ hearts, minds and cheque books, with a chance to win £10,000 for their project. The shortlist is selected from young people under the age of 25 only.
Four short testimonies followed by a wide-ranging discussion about the role of innovation, which sectors are seeing the biggest change and where the opportunities are to boost the slower moving ones.
Do you have an idea for a project or innovation but don’t know where to start or have you already started but are bogged down? This open session of design and creativity will equip you with new tools for your projects.
Five organisations shortlisted for the Green Dragons’ Den tell their stories, practise their pitches and share ideas on how they’d use the £10,000 prize if they won in the Den. Today’s shortlist focuses on innovations.
The corruption, cover-ups and deals between governments and corporations; and the revolving-door relationships that characterise the US Congressional-Military-Industrial Complex - Inside the Global Arms Trade.
Four short testimonies followed by a wide-ranging discussion about how to make the big shift in working patterns and travel - not just commuting but all forms of transport.
Five organisations shortlisted for the Green Dragons’ Den will be telling their stories, practising their pitches and sharing ideas on how they’d use the £10,000 prize if they won in the Den. Today’s shortlist focuses on sustainable work and travel projects.
Five participants, four dragons and three minutes to tell a story that will capture the Dragons’ hearts, minds and cheque books and a chance to win £10,000 for their project.
Four short testimonies followed by a wide-ranging discussion on the big changes happening already in communities and identifying those areas where change needs to be speeded up.
Do you have an idea for an innovation and don’t know where to start? Or have you already started but are bogged down? This open session on design and creativity will show you new tools for your projects.
Five organisations shortlisted for the Green Dragons’ Den will tell their stories, practise their pitches and share ideas on how they’d use the £10,000 prize if they won in the Den. Today’s shortlist focuses on community level projects.
