What does it mean to be “future ready”? Part 2

Join us on the next instalment of our journey of experimentation and innovation to explore what it means to be “future-ready"...

In the last event we opened up the question of what it means to be future ready in an open format. About 18 of us had a very rich conversation about many of these dimensions. One of the themes that emerged was our internal relationship to the future. How the future affects our feelings, agency and spirit. We’ll be exploring this aspect of the future in session 2.

Over the long term we want to create some practical tools and thinking that can help you and your organisations to understand what future readiness means, how to evaluate future readiness and to also begin building future readiness into our practices, policies and culture.

You are an important part of this journey, as each are on the “front line” of change in various sectors and work environments. We want to have this event to hear from you what future readiness means.

We hope you can join this journey with us and hope to see you at this next event.

The Action Foresight team,
Mel, Gareth and Jose

PS - As a bonus, we promise that anyone who contributes to this service development journey we are on will get access to our alpha and beta prototypes, to use for yourself and your organisations as you desire.

“Anybody who is surprised by what we're going through right now hasn't been paying attention to what scientists have been telling us for over 30 years”

– Carl Zimmer, Science journalist and columnist for The New York Times on RN's Patient Zero podcast

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