Collaboration Conversations - Collaboration to bring into view
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Collaboration Conversations - Collaboration to Bring Into View
Collaboration Conversations is part of the Collaboration Symposium.The Collaboration Symposium is a series of Conversations and Writings convened by The Social Capital in collaboration with Collaborate @ Loughborough University London with a focus on surfacing and curating real world insights, thoughts and discussion around the many facets, intricacies and mysteries of the assumed process of collaboration, bringing together global leaders, trailblazers and all round great people working in this space.
Hosted by Emeritus Prof aladin aladin (The Social Capital) and Ashley Gray (Collaborate, Loughborough University London), it's a great pleasure to be joined by:
Juliet Scott - Business Curator, Practice Director Arts and Organisation, Consultant, Director Deepening Creative Practice and Artist-in-Residence at: The Tavistock Institute; artist.
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Rebecca Swift – Co-Founder The Tidal Place; Consultant; Coach; B.A.; M.A.; Dip. Working with Groups [Psychoanalysis & Group Dynamics in Organisations, Groups, Leadership, Followership]: Tavistock Clinic (NHS); artist; Co-Founder and Associate Director Entelechy Arts/Ambient Jam.
Live event joining link: https://tinyurl.com/y2cuk6t5
Please note this event will be recorded for future sharing and collaboration in the public domain.
Organiser The Social Capital x Loughborough Uni. London
Organiser of Collaboration Conversations - Collaboration to bring into view
Conversations
Morality and Collaboration - Wednesday 4th November 2020, 5pm – 6pm
Professor Jonathan Wolff - Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford University; Guardian newspaper columnist
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Adrian Jackson MBE - Founder and CEO of theatre company ‘Cardboard Citizens’; long-time collaborator of Augusto Boal/Theatre of the Oppressed/Brazil
Collaboration to Bring Into View - Wednesday 11th November 2020, 5pm – 6pm
Juliet Scott - Business Curator, Practice Director Arts and Organisation, Consultant, Director Deepening Creative Practice and Artist-in-Residence at: The Tavistock Institute; artist.
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Rebecca Swift – Co-Founder The Tidal Place; Consultant; Coach; B.A.; M.A.; Dip. Working with Groups [Psychoanalysis & Group Dynamics in Organisations, Groups, Leadership, Followership]: Tavistock Clinic (NHS); artist; Co-Founder and Associate Director Entelechy Arts/Ambient Jam.
Invisible Collaboration - Wednesday 25th November 2020, 5pm – 6pm
Hamy Ramezan - Film Director, Helsinki (‘Oasis of Now’/’Any Day Now’/ ‘Ensilumi’, ‘Listen’/‘Kuuntele’, ‘Over the Fence’, ‘Keys of Heaven’)
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Roland Carline - Artist-in-Residence, CCA Goldsmiths; a collaborative practice disruptive of prevailing hierarchies; has shown at Bloomberg New Contemporaries, South London Gallery
Collaboration as Culture - Wednesday 2nd December 2020, 5pm – 6pm
Stephan v Lowis of Menar – Founder/Director of Kinderkinder Hamburg: producing and directing local and global arts and culture for the benefit of families and children across the city.
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Maral Pourkazemi – Co-Founder maddthing Independent Creative Ensemble for Change; media, arts, digital & design things for change; empowering female-identifying talent and womxn-led grassroots; ‘The Iranian Internet’; Beyond Bytes; GRL GYM.
Collaboration and Equality - Wednesday 9th December 2020, 5pm – 6pm
Barbara Plankensteiner - Director of MARKK/Rothenbaum am Museum, Hamburg; initiator of Benin Dialogue
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Cecilia Milesi - Founder Global Change and Subir al Sur; Independent adviser United Nations, Amnesty International, Oxfam GB, Kering Foundation and other organizations; Fellow Asia Global Institute (Hong Kong) and Global South Unit for Mediation, BRICS Policy Center (Brazil)
Writings
Editor: Emeritus Professor aladin aladin
Contributors:
Adrian Jackson MBE, Founder ‘Cardboard Citizens’; long-time collaborator of Augusto Boal/Theatre of the Oppressed/Brazil
Hamy Ramezan, Film Director, Helsinki (‘Oasis of Now’/’Any Day Now’/ ‘Ensilumi’, ‘Listen’/‘Kuuntele’, ‘Over the Fence’, ‘Keys of Heaven’)
Roland Carline, Artist-in-Residence, CCA Goldsmiths; a collaborative practice disruptive of prevailing hierarchies; has shown at Bloomberg New Contemporaries, South London Gallery
Cecilia Milesi, Founder Global Change and Subir al Sur; Independent adviser United Nations, Amnesty International, Oxfam GB, Kering Foundation and other organizations; Fellow Asia Global Institute (Hong Kong) and Global South Unit for Mediation, BRICS Policy Center (Brazil)
Dr. Ksenija Kuzmina, Programme Director, Design Innovation, Loughborough University London. Previously Course Director, Centre for Competitive Strategic Design, Cranfield University
Juliet Scott , Business Curator, Practice Director Arts and Organisation, Consultant, Director Deepening Creative Practice and Artist-in-Residence at: The Tavistock Institute; artist.
Rebecca Swift, Co-Founder The Tidal Place; Consultant; Coach; B.A.; M.A.; Dip. Working with Groups [Psychoanalysis & Group Dynamics in Organisations, Groups, Leadership, Followership]: Tavistock Clinic (NHS); artist; Co-Founder and Associate Director Entelechy Arts/Ambient Jam.
Stephan v Lowis of Menar, Founder/Director of Kinderkinder Hamburg: producing and directing local and global arts and culture for the benefit of families and children across the city.
Maral Pourkazemi, Co-Founder maddthing Independent Creative Ensemble for Change; media, arts, digital & design things for change; empowering female-identifying talent and womxn-led grassroots; ‘The Iranian Internet’; Beyond Bytes; GRL GYM.
Dominika Noworolska, Semiotician; Researcher; Academic; ‘The Meaningful Map of Glasgow’
Professor Jonathan Wolff - Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy, Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford University; Guardian newspaper columnist
Emeritus Professor aladin aladin, The Social Capital; Loughborough, L.S.E., Imperial, RCA, Cranfield; Strategic Counsel Mayor of London; Berlin; Citibank; Adidas; Bureau of Investigative Journalism etc
Ashley Gray, Collaborate @ Loughborough University London, h-works, Deep Health Creation, Sports Technology Institute, Progressive Sports Technologies
Further details
The Collaboration Symposium is a joint initiative of Emeritus Professor aladin aladin (The Social Capital) and Ashley Gray (Collaborate, Loughborough University London). Co-produced by The Social Capital and Collaborate @ Loughborough University London; curated by Emeritus Professor aladin aladin.
Emeritus Professor aladin aladin: Founder The Social Capital www.thesocialcapital.org ; visiting academic/Fellow: Loughborough University London, L.S.E., Imperial, RCA, Cranfield, Manchester University; Copenhagen Business School etc; Senior Strategic counsel Mayor of London; City of Aarhus; City of Berlin; Citibank; LVMH; Adidas; DEFRA; Peuple et Culture; Fogo Island Arts Corporation; Bureau of Investigative Journalism; Science Museum etc www.aladinaladin.com
Ashley Gray: Collaborate Lead @ Loughborough University London, 10 years strategic research and innovation at Progressive Sports Technologies Ltd and The Sports Technology Institute; including delivery of solutions to Umbro, Nike, Speedo, UK Sport for global renowned products and Olympic gold winning performances. Founder of h-works and Deep Health Creation alongside collaboration with National Centre of Sport and Exercise Medicine and NHSX. https://www.lborolondon.ac.uk/about/staff/ashley-gray/ https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ashleyryangray
