As we chart pathways toward a thriving future for our city, we require new organisational structures, robust funding mechanisms and models of deep collaboration that shift mindsets and align with the complexity of our urban systems.

How do we design an approach to finance that centres social and ecological impact? How can we forge meaningful partnerships that bring principles of regeneration to life? And what does this mean for governance in our city?

Join us for an intimate conversation with Indy Johar and Willow Berzin as they navigate the realm of mutually assured thriving - the future of caring for one another and the places we live - and the ‘boring revolution’ to get there. We explore emerging patterns globally that align with, or give rise to, local trends in Melbourne that are powering the shift toward a regenerative future.

About Indy Johar:
Indy is a London-based social entrepreneur, architect, and visionary thinker. He is founding Director of 00 and Dark Matter Labs. An architect by training, Indy is a Senior Innovation Associate with the Young Foundation and a visiting Professor at the University of Sheffield. He co-founded Impact Hub Birmingham and Open Systems Lab, was a member of the RSA’s Inclusive Growth Commission. He is a thought leader in system change, the future of urban infrastructure finance, outcome-based investment, and the future of governance.

About Willow Berzin:
Willow is Chief Assembler for the Coalition of Everyone. She is a creative director, strategist and experience designer working at the intersection of human potential and social impact for regenerative outcomes.

About Regen Melbourne:
Regen Melbourne is a platform for ambitious collaboration in service of our city. We are the host of bold projects and deeply impactful research for a regenerative Melbourne. Powered by an alliance of more than 160 organisations, our vision is for a thriving city within planetary boundaries.

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