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Hello.

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And a very warm welcome to our first cousin in

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the agenda.

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So I won't talk about the agenda again,

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I want to go straight into the topic now.

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So,

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you know that seeing you hope to see explore the

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climate Solutions in this field.

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Sunday to look at the very,

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very big picture and even helped you to become trained

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in carbon management that you can Inspire change in your

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own organization and that you can do it in his

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own.

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A small lever in a small organization,

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but you could also do it on a very big

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organization or you could try to influence policies forever.

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You can actually real crispy pan and bake these changes

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and that just makes you a lady for the next

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step in your own Korea.

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I would like to talk to introduce myself.

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My name is Chris,

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and he lets,

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you know,

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and I'm Professor for associated with management education for sustained

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development at Nottingham,

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business school and my focus is free on climate change

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mitigation.

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I have a specially.

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I'm leading a since four years of training,

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which is called,

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to see trainings for educators communities,

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organizations worldwide,

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and has so far managed over 15,000

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people.

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And I also like to ride,

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I have time to edit all seven books,

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so I'm the guy to send the management can see

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the other one here as well.

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And I don't want to talk about the handbook in

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the moment.

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You have a nextplus lied about it.

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And I seen what you need to know is that

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I let the green Academy at Nottingham Trent University here

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and say,

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okay.

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And I will stay in this capacity.

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I will get you great and sustainability,

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but it was also asked for physics or chemistry.

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So you name it,

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any faculty in the University?

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And I also have filled with lots of different organizations

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from getting small organizations up to the NHS,

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which organization in the Health Service.

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Encok on how to switch your skin has gas emissions.

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Thank you Petra.

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We're really in good hands and a little bit about

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myself as well,

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as I mentioned,

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I work for Waco Center National,

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which is a nonprofit that helps young professionals and students

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learn about sustainability,

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and integrated into their education.

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So that were really teaching,

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Future Leaders what sustainability is,

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and how to incorporate it into the work?

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They do stand-up comedy is very important to me because

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I was born in Jamaica and so I'm an advocate

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on climate change climate Finance when it's,

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especially when it comes to small island,

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developing States.

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And you'll learn a little bit more about the influence

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that the small island States play when it comes to

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climate change because of how dramatically it will impact us.

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But I'm coming at this from a different perspective than

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petrol,

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as I spent ten years working in banking across many

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different functions,

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but after a,

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while saw the light and went back to school to

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get my degree,

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my master's degree in sustained.

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Development from Harvard.

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And that's when I took the training course,

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that petrol just mentioned.

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And we decided to work together on this course because

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it's very important to both of us that you get

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the skills necessary.

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So we're going to be bringing our different perspectives together

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and I hope you'll check it out resources.

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We have Linked In Our presentation here and don't forget

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to connect with us,

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as as will be happy to share and talk about

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these issues more.

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So I'll take you a little bit through the course

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layout,

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it's important for you to understand that we set out

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a really interactive and engaging course material will be starting

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of course,

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with our introduction,

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diving into the content and then providing you with some

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additional resources so that you can go deeper.

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So they'll always be an interview,

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they'll be an activity or workshop for you to practice

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your learning and then they'll be in a case study

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where you can do further readings and go deeper into

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an area of the module will close it out with

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a key summary on the takeaways that you'll need in

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the work that you're doing before,

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leaving you,

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with some time to reflect and test the knowledge that

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you're given.

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And just so,

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you know,

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this course,

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does have a exam at the end and so will

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be drawing on the quiz questions for your final assessment.

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And what are we hoping that you get out of

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this certificate?

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Well a lot it is a very comprehensive course and

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we expect that when you come back to this list

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that you're going to feel very accomplished knowing that you've

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been able to learn from a systems oriented view,

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what climate changes,

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what kind of justice,

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and what carbon management requires that you'll have a basic

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understanding of the science but be able to go deeper

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into what greenhouse gases are and how they're being caused

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by human activity.

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Will give you the skills to be able to do

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carbon accounting,

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do some management and then also understand how you can

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save money within your own household or your organization that

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climate change and climate mitigation provide opportunities,

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will give you the chance to design your communication strategy,

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evaluate Solutions and Implement some of these within the work

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that you're doing before we wrap it up going deeper

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into how do we measure and Report.

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Do we engage our supply chain and then ultimately,

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you'll be working to improve planet in society.

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So it sounds like a lot right now,

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but after these 10 modules,

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I'm sure you'll be impressed with all that.

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You've gathered it step-by-step.

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So don't really it's only everything at that one's it

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become actually step by And hopefully you will enjoy it

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along the way.

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It's when you will possibly just fly by Anu.

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Even don't notice how much you have neurons and by

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listening to everything and doing everything the things.

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So if you want to come and join us,

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if you would get to send books of top management

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because this question,

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lots and lots of further information on his

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shirt inputs for you.

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Kind of this is pretty interesting.

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I would really like to go deeper into this topic

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and then it would be really good if you have

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the handbook,

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what causes ankles and go to the white page and

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sometimes gives you the right page as well and you

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can read more about and get deeper into the topic.

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So,

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I'll give you some

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other parts of me about an hour to give you,

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15% of the contents of your refined about 15% already

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in here in Listen to all the slides.

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I would really recommend the course and will provide a

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discount code in the presentation so you can see more

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about that.

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Thank you.

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Stop.