• Impact Workshop Room, Hall 28
• 11:00 – 12:45

Inner Development, Enterprise Development, and our Collective Impact

Teams and impact are driven by people, both the founders and employees, but most startup programs just focus on the enterprise. Join us to explore the frameworks we use at Bloom that combine individual growth and organizational growth, including the Inner Development Goals, Universal Skills, Wellbeing & Engagement and Character Strengths, and how you can leverage these in your own life and entrepreneurial journey for more energy, effectiveness, meaning and impact.

Session Host: David Munir Nabti, CEO, Bloom.pm, USA

• Impact Workshop Room, Hall 28
• 13:00 - 14:00

Empowering Future Leaders: Women in Sustainability

Explore the unique challenges and opportunities women face in the sustainability sector. Delve into key priorities such as leveraging female leadership for sustainable innovation, bridging the gender gap in STEM-related fields, and empowering women through mentorship and networking. Gain actionable insights and tools that will help you champion sustainability initiatives while advocating for gender equity.

Session Host: Dr Lina Abu Bakr, Executive Director, Arab Women Authority, UAE

• Impact Workshop Room, Hall 28
• 14:00 - 16:00

Find Your Sustainability: ESG Branding and Personal Brand Development

Discover the power of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) branding. Learn how aligning your professional persona with ESG values can enhance your personal brand and open doors to new career opportunities. This interactive session will provide the tools and insights needed to effectively communicate your brand, engage with stakeholders, and become a leader in sustainable tech management. Don't miss this chance to transform your career path and make a difference in the tech industry.

Session Host: Nezha Alaoui, CEO, Women Choice, UAE

• Impact Workshop Room, Hall 28
• 11:00 – 13:00

Getting Started with Climate-Related Disclosures

As climate change poses increasing risks and opportunities for businesses, climate-related disclosures have become essential for organisations to communicate their approach to managing climate-related risks and opportunities. This session will emphasise the significance of climate-related disclosures, guiding how businesses can start. Real-world examples of climate-related disclosures will be shared to showcase best practices and inspire attendees to enhance their own reporting efforts. By the end of the session, participants will have a clear roadmap for initiating and improving their climate-related disclosure practices.

Session Host: Dexter Galvin, Chief Commercial and Partnerships Officer, CDP, UK