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Reminder: Friends of the Earth CEO to deliver inspiring public lecture

Monday, 19 February 2018

Alumni public lecture 2018

Places are still available for the 2018 Alumni Lecture, presented by Friends of the Earth CEO and Reading alumnus, Craig Bennett.

Craig Bennett studied BSc Human and Physical Geography at Reading in 1994. He is currently CEO of Friends of the Earth, and is also an Honorary Professor of Sustainability and Innovation at Alliance Manchester Business School.

Having spent most of his career as an environmental campaigner, Craig believes there is an urgent need for the 'environmental movement' to evolve rapidly over the next decade if it is going to play a leadership role in helping steer humanity to a more sustainable future.

In his lecture, Craig will look at the evolution of the concept of 'progress' - what it means, what it should mean and what progress should really look like in the 21st century.

Event details as follows: 

2018 Alumni Lecture: Craig Bennett

Date: 21 February 2018, 6.30 pm – 8.00 pm

Location:  G11 Henley Business School, Whiteknights Campus

All staff and students are invited to attend. Tickets are free, and can be booked via the Alumni event listing page.

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