Upcoming Webinars

Baltic Horizon Fund invites unitholders, investors, analysts and other stakeholders to join its investor conference webinar. The webinar will be hosted by Tarmo Karotam, the Fund Manager of Baltic Horizon Fund. Q&A session will follow after the presentation.

Join us online for an insightful session on East Riding of Yorkshire Council's journey, as we explore a decade of Social Value strategy.

The Webinar is a free informative and interactive session, moderated by an expert in the field. The theme is further conceptualised under four (4) sub-themes: o Sub-thematic Talk I: Cyber Ethics and Implications in the 21st Century o Sub-thematic Talk II: Capacity Building Concerns in Cyber Security in Sub-Saharan Africa o Sub-thematic Talk III: Practical Opportunities and Challenges of AI in Higher Education o Sub-thematic Talk IV: Practical Tools and Skills for Digital Well-being. Each sub-theme would be addressed in a presentation by a speaker with experience in the thematic area. Speakers will also constitute the panel to engage participants in a Q&A session.

Our modern industrialized food system is highly energy intensive. For example, fossil fuels are used in pesticides and synthetic fertilizer production and application, as well as for plastics throughout the value chain (including food packaging). Transportation, refrigeration, industrial and home cooking, and food waste also consume vast amounts of energy. As fossil fuel companies entrench their influence, governments worldwide must rapidly shift to sustainable practices like agroecology, regenerative agriculture, and local value chains. Hosting COP28, the United Arab Emirates, a major oil producer, signals a positive step, but it must not divert attention from the pressing need to phase out fossil fuels to avert climate catastrophe. During this webinar we will dive deep into our newest study titled “Power Shift: Why we need to wean our food systems off fossil fuels” and the accompanying discussion paper, "Toward fossil fuel-free food: Why greater collaboration between food and energy systems players is key." These reports explore the intersection of food and energy systems and their profound implications. We will present the key findings and also offer insightful commentary on their relevance to the critical discussions at COP28.

Join our upcoming webinar session where a diverse panel of industry experts will provide insights into the dynamic world of startups. We’ll kick off with individual introductions, each panelist sharing their unique perspectives on how they contribute to the thriving startup ecosystem. Delve into the current startup landscape and explore early funding strategies, from bootstrapping and crowdfunding to the crucial support provided by family, friends, and angel investors. Discover the significance of startup accelerators and the critical role of advisors in guiding startups towards success. We’ll also explore the essentials of building strong startup ecosystems and discuss the do’s and don’ts when it comes to pitch decks and pitching. This session is a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone passionate about startups and entrepreneurship. Don’t miss out!

Join us on Monday, 13 November to learn all about COP28, how you and your church can get involved. This year’s UN climate talks, COP28, will take place from 30 November to 12 December in Dubai. At last year’s talks in Egypt, countries agreed to the creation of a Loss and Damage Fund to help the most vulnerable countries rebuild after climate disasters. But the fund has not been created and the money is yet to reach the people who need it. As people continue to suffer, the UK Government is backtracking on its climate commitments and fossil fuel companies are raking in eye-watering profits. With so much at stake, it’s never been more important to keep up our calls for climate justice.Our speakers are Christian Aid staff who have experience of previous COPs, and are closely monitoring global climate negotiations and the UK Government's position.

Join to learn about what health promotion is and the value it brings to addressing today’s complex societal and health issues.

Join us to learn about the current Florida law on Supported Decision-Making and how to use this advocacy avenue to best represent your clients! Approved by the Florida Bar for 1.5 General CLE credits & Co-sponsored by the Public Interest Law Section of The Florida Bar! Join PILS: www.flpublicinterestlaw.org 12-1:00 PM EST Closed captions and live ASL interpretation will be provided!

Agenda: • Introduction – Prof Maryam Lustberg • Set the Scene: How to Determine the Optimized Treatment for Early-Stage Hormone Receptor Positive Breast Cancer – Dr Kevin Kalinsky • Personalized Precision Medicine and Supportive Care in Cancer – Dr Ines Vaz-Duarte-Luis • How to Improve Adherence – Dr Dawn Hershman • Patient Experience – Closing the Loop – Stacey Tinianov (Patient Partner) Objectives: • Increase awareness of how to best utilize Oncotype DX testing in various clinical scenarios • Improve the understanding of 21 gene recurrence assay to optimize clinical care and outcomes of patients with cancer • Discuss how to offer personalize symptom management for patients experiencing endocrine therapy and chemotherapy toxicity as part of their personalized treatment recommendation from Oncotype Dx testing Learner Outcomes: • Have an improved understanding of molecular profiling improves breast cancer care by yielding personalized medicine approaches that tailor both treatment and helps mitigate unnecessary toxicities

LRaPP is hosting a series of online conversations to undertake ideas generation that could help accelerate retrofitting of London's housing.