A Transformative Master Class in Circular Economics
This is our most comprehensive and immersive lecture series, which is designed for professionals and university students of business and accounting and is flexible enough to meet any mature students’ requirements.
It’s been developed over 4 years, with the support of UTAS Professor Teresa Fiedler, School of Business; and included in Monash University School of Business annual circular economic study tour. It’s reviewed as new information arises.
Preamble – As a triple bottom line company Recovery TAS continuously invests its economic and social capital in educating key stakeholders to transition to a circular economy.
The aim is to meet the United Nations sustainable development goals 2015–
importantly before the window closes in 2030 when fundamental tipping points become irreversible, and unmanageable with economic, social, and environmentally catastrophic outcomes.
Australia is already experiencing catastrophic outcomes as are many nations across the world, and a whole of society and economy approach is now necessary. Business leaders, owners, shareholders, and managers are key stakeholders in this critical transition.
Recovery TAS has over 30 years’ strategic and operating experience in leading
behaviour change, through triple bottom line business and lobbying for structural change at a policy level.
The Recovery Circular Hub immersive education experience transfers our expertise, knowledge, and learnings to current and future leaders in sustainable business practices; and takes a deep dive into the European Union circular economic transition based on our Churchill Fellowship study tour findings, and ongoing system improvements.
Importantly, reporting requirements for companies are changing rapidly both in Australia, and overseas. Business will lose social license and not be able to access profitable and reliable markets if they fail to align and adapt therefore the very basis of education must adapt and align as well. We support the United Nations sustainable development goals 2030.
The Master Class
Our master class is designed to inspire, inform, motivate, and change linear thinking to circular economic thinking and action – leading to business models that can meet 21st century challenges whilst remaining profitable in real and sustainable markets and with fully protected gainful employment. The Master Class:
- Guided tour of the Recovery Circular Hub utilising our found object art
sustainability education trail -exploring the triple bottom line, waste, society, and the environment, values & UN sustainable development goal framework for circular economic business.
Operational activities – themes covered, public participation, behaviour
change, social inclusion and intergenerational change from a design and work practice perspective.
Allow 1 hour.
Lecture & discussion:
- The triple bottom line – social, economic, and natural capital
- European Union circular economic transition
- What is a linear business model, what is a circular economic business model?
- Circular economics inside of risk management framework
- Extended guidance on principles of the circular economy for business &
organisations - Products, materials, and parts – our view of production as re-use specialists
using objects, drawing direct links to EU directives.
2 hours – with a 15-minute tea break for rethinking to percolate.
Total time hours 3.5 complimentary morning or afternoon tea is provided. Do bring some lunch depending on scheduled time.
Professional Lecture Fees apply – either a group rate or per head
We support the United National sustainable development goals 2030.
