Gain the tools and the connections you need to play a leading role in Alberta’s energy transition with The Natural Step Canada's three-day intensive in-person workshop. Learn more at energyfutureslab.com/bootcamp
What is the Energy Futures Lab Leadership Bootcamp?
Energy Futures Lab (EFL) is a world-class platform that builds leadership skills for collaboration. The EFL facilitates constructive dialogue around Alberta’s energy future and enables real-world experimentation and learning while identifying, testing, and scaling new initiatives.
The EFL Leadership Bootcamp is an intensive learning and leadership development experience to enable and empower innovators and influencers to play a role in the emerging transition in the Albertan energy system. The state-of-the-art tools and techniques are tested and refined in the Energy Futures Lab and we want to share them with you.
Who should apply?
The Bootcamp is open to anyone interested in playing an active and leadership role in Alberta’s energy system and its future.
Complete the brief application form here
The cost to attend is $1299 for the three day workshop.
What Does it Offer?
A dynamic, interactive, and intensive three-day in-person workshop, including lunches
Building systems that are fit for the future means beginning with the end in mind and working together with unlikely allies. Our greatest challenges can only be addressed if we learn to do so. Chad Park lays out an approach that aligns diverse perspectives towards a shared understanding of what the future requires: backcasting from sustainability principles. He also introduces the groundbreaking initiative that is putting these ideas to the test: the Energy Futures Lab. Chad Park is Chief Innovation Officer of The Natural Step Canada and director of the Energy Futures Lab. The Alberta-based Energy Futures Lab is a multi-interest collaboration, bringing leaders together to identify, test, and scale initiatives that tackle climate change, energy security, and sustainable development. Chad has advised dozens of businesses and communities in Canada and internationally, including the Co-operators, Nike, Rio Tinto Alcan, and the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association. In 2012, he received the Clean 50 award, recognizing fifty individuals in Canada who have advanced the cause of sustainability and clean capitalism. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
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