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Wonderful evening with The Crowd at The Art of Change event.
Introduced by Jim Woods and chaired by Catherine Cameron, the event featured three panellists who spoke after my presentation: Richard Gillies, on his lessons from Kingfisher & M&S; Kate Millar, on how the Barclays ‘Lens’ brings society into major business decisions; and Tim Brooks, on the process that led to Lego committing to removing crude-oil-based plastics from its supply chain by 2030.
The first image in my keynote is shown above: it was only after I had dropped it into the slide background that I noticed the pubic hair, but death is no respecter of our vanities.
Then on, with Jim, the speakers and the sponsors, to a delightful dinner at Manicomio City, overlooking the rain sluicing down outside in the silvery darkness of Gutter Lane.
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