JULY 28th - 30th 2008
“What is most systemic is most local”
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JULY 28th - 30th 2008 |
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“What is most systemic is most local” |
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The workshop's theme will focus on leading systemically at a local level. In essence, this means we will be taking part in sessions led by local leaders whose work increases capacity to address global issues through local engagement. The sessions will be both experiential, giving us the opportunity to work on their own learning, as well as informational so that we may take insights and best practices back with us. Applications for participation should come from individuals in organizations whose intention and vision rely upon grounding decisions and strategy on the relationships between their organization and the local community, as well as how they function as a part of the wider global community. If you are looking to enhance your capacity of how to profit economically, in community, and in balance with the earth's resources this workshop is for you. The European Sustainability Group is a collection of European members from business, government, research, and private interest groups who seek to increase their own organizational capacity through learning with a diversity of perspectives. Early Bird Registration ends June 15th. |
In addition we encourage you to attend the 3rd Festival of Stewardship on July 26th and 27th at the nearby Falkland Palace . |
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Monday Wendy MacPhendran , SoL Steward and ................................................Leading locally in global organizations Graham Leicester , International Futures Forum and ...........................Leading in transformative times Tuesday Nick Wilding , Carnegie UK Trust ...........................................................Cultivating resilience Pamela Paquin Hall , Sol European Sustainability Group........................Working on emergent challenges David Adams, Adams Associates ......................................Indigenous knowledge as a catalyst for collective intelligence Pamela Paquin Hall , Sol European Sustainability Group........................Experiential Practice with Systemic Listening Wednesday Ninian Crichton Stuart , Falkland Centre for Stewardship......................Stewardship and community
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To sign up or for further information please contact: Pamela Paquin Hall Click here to download the Regsitration Form
Useful Web sites / Links Festival of Stewardship on July 26th and 27th at the nearby Falkland Palace
Accommodation There is accommodation at Meadowhead, mainly shared, for up to 10 guests (depending upon the number of couples) which is vailable Advance reservations have also been made at the following hotels...... The Green Hotel, Kinross: http://www.green-hotel.com/ The Windlestrae, Kinross: http://www.windlestraehotel.com/ A non-refundable deposit of £30 per person is required in order to guarantee the booking at both hotels.
Edinburgh Airport - details of flights, car hire firms, etc.: http://www.edinburghairport.com/ The following page of the Edinburgh Airport web site lists all the car hire firms with a presence at the airport: Car Hire page of Edinburgh Airport Web site Directions from Edinburgh Airport to Meadowhead.
Pamela has more information on Meadowhead and links to IFF, Centre for Human Ecology, SoL's main page and a few others at her Facebook site (also see below). If you are registered with Facebook you can access Pamela's site here. A short Power Point Presentation off Meadowhead can be viewed here. (to download the presentation for viewing later, right click on the link and choose 'Save Target As'. File size is 4Mb). International Futures Forum
Visitors who secure places on the SoL ESG Forum come to Meadowhead as our personal guests and incur no financial obligation towards the place or its owner by attending the forum or residing overnight. Please note that attendance is at each individual's personal risk, and the owner accepts no liability whatsoever for any loss or injury to persons or their effects however they may be incurred. Gifts made toward the upkeep of the place are welcome, but are entirely at each visitor's own discretion.
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