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FORUM 1: Covid-19 - Vulnerabilities & Priorities
Recorded June 4, 2020
No country or community, no matter its wealth, healthcare infrastructure or demographic profile is immune to Covid-19—but as the data suggests, some are more vulnerable than others. For the world to respond effectively to the pandemic emergency, we must be armed with the right information so we take decisive actions around the crisis. Through a data-driven lens, we’ll examine our vulnerabilities, discuss what works, where we are falling short and where to go from here.
FEATURING Michael Green CEO | Social Progress Imperative Þórólfur Guðnason Chief Epidemiologist | Iceland Directorate of Health Andrea Prado Associate Professor | INCAE Business School Robert Blaine Chief Administrative Officer | City of Jackson, Mississippi Sampriti Mukherjee Researcher | Institute for Competitiveness India Deirdre White President & CEO | PYXERA Global Chett Matchett Managing Director, People and Culture, Strategy and Operations | ATB Financial Adam Craker CEO | IQbusiness
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FORUM 2: The Reopening of Society
Recorded July 2, 2020
As the world begins to reopen, understanding how to do so safely is crucial to avoid triggering a resurgence of Covid-19. With many countries and cities moving at a different pace, we’ll use data to understand what works and to guide us against the pitfalls of opening too quickly. We’ll address the complexities of balancing public health with the economic considerations that all contribute to the well-being of society.
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FEATURING Michael Green CEO | Social Progress Imperative Ann Cairns Vice Chair | Mastercard Helene D. Gayle President & CEO | The Chicago Community Trust Gloria Guevara President & CEO | World Travel & Tourism Council Sharon Thorne Global Chair | Deloitte Jaime Garcia Director of Projects | INCAE Business School Justin Edwards US Director | Social Progress Imperative
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FORUM 3: Resilient & Inclusive Rebuilding
Recorded August 6. 2020
For the world to successfully recover from Covid-19 and to meet the already struggling Sustainable Development Goals, we need to rebuild societies that are more inclusive, sustainable and resilient to future shocks. With fewer planes in the air and cars on the road, we saw the air quality dramatically improved. As teachers and students were forced to virtual learning, we learnt a lot about what can work and what doesn’t in education. Through a lens of data, we’ll focus on the potential to rebuild green, to reduce inequalities and to drive social progress.
FEATURING Michael Green CEO | Social Progress Imperative (UK) Jeroo Billimoria Founder | One Family Foundation & Co-Founder | Catalyst 2030 Ratna Sahay Deputy Director, Monetary and Capital Markets | International Monetary Fund Sifiso Skenjana Chief Economist and Thought Leadership Executive | IQbusiness Megan Weier Research Fellow | Centre for Social Impact, University of New South Wales
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FORUM 4: 2020 Social Progress Index Exclusive Preview
Thursday, September 10 | 16:00 to 17:45 CEST / 14:00 to 15:45 GMT / 10:00 to 11:45 EDT
Be the first to view the 2020 Social Progress Index, a powerful benchmarking tool to connect decision-makers with fresh perspectives on social performance. We’ll use this Forum to look at how the world has changed in the time of Covid-19. We’ll address where we have made progress and where we are falling behind. And we’ll look at where we stand now against the global goals and what needs to happen in order to meet them.
FEATURING Carlos Alvarado Quesada President | Costa Rica Katrín Jakobsdóttir Prime Minister | Iceland Amina Mohammed Deputy Secretary-General | The United Nations Carina Autengruber President | European Youth Forum Michael Green CEO | Social Progress Imperative Scott Stern Professor | MIT Sloan School of Management Gillian Tett Chair of Editorial Board, US Editor-at-Large, US | Financial Times Rik Vanpeteghem Global Public Policy Leader | Deloitte
Questions? Contact us at information@whatworksinspi.com
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