Circularity Now
Thursday, 30th January, 2025
5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Lewes Road, Brighton, BN2 4GL
With a strong culture of sustainability and a thriving community of entrepreneurs, Brighton is uniquely positioned to lead the way in circular economy innovation- discover how you can be part of the change.
Join us for an evening panel event featuring expert speakers sharing cutting-edge circular economy practices in textiles, food systems, and the built environment. Explore hands-on demos, discover innovative solutions, and meet the pioneers driving change. Enjoy sustainable food and drinks provided by local suppliers while building connections with like-minded individuals, from policymakers to business leaders.
Leave inspired and equipped to contribute to impactful change, and learn how Brighton’s citizens, businesses, and communities are tackling pressing challenges and leading the way in circular economy innovation.
Guest Speakers
Ali Ghanimi is the Senior Manager at Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, a non-profit helping people grow and cook grow food, eat healthily, and reduce waste. Ali leads initiatives across the food system, from agriculture to tackling food poverty.
Brighton Fashion Collective brings together designers and makers to foster sustainability in fashion. The group champions circular economy principles and provides a platform for emerging talent through events, workshops, and collaborations.
David Greenfield is a circular economy expert and co-founder of Tech-Takeback, a non-profit offering sustainable solutions for unwanted tech. He’s also a founding partner at etsaW and vice president of the Circular Economy Institute, advancing innovation in waste and material systems.
Kind Supply promotes sustainable building through bio-based materials, consultancy, and training. From their Lewes store, they support architects, builders, and DIY enthusiasts interested in low-impact construction methods.
Tom Harris is the Sustainability Manager at Brighton & Hove Albion FC, leading initiatives to reduce the club’s environmental impact. Recent projects include remaking misprinted kits into new products in collaboration with FC88.
Who Should Attend
- Local citizens: Interested in learning how to make their daily lives more sustainable.
- Business leaders and entrepreneurs: Looking for circular economy opportunities or inspiration for sustainable practices.
- Policymakers: Seeking innovative approaches to urban and environmental challenges.
- Community organisations: Interested in making an impact at a grassroots level.
- Students and early-career professionals: Exploring pathways to make a difference in their careers.
- Business ecosystem leaders: Discover opportunities to champion circular economy ventures.
How to book
Register now to secure your place at Brighton’s leading circular economy event. Spaces are limited - don't miss out!
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