16:00
Cambridge University
May 21
Judge Business School
In a world defined by constrained resources, geopolitical fragmentation, and repeated system shocks, the question isn’t why circularity matters - it’s how quickly organisations can scale it. Because the real challenge today isn’t ambition. It’s execution: - How do circular models move beyond pilots into system-wide transformation? - What unlocks capital at the speed required? - How do data and AI make circular systems measurable and investable? These are the questions shaping the next phase of global competitiveness. This event will explore how nations, industries, financial systems and institutions can move from high-level commitments to meaningful implementation. Moving beyond just good for planet to good for business and economies, the discussions will centre around reframing the narrative of circularity with topics relatable to all geopolitics, critical minerals/resource security, climate disruptions, economic competitiveness, competitive advantage and sustainable development.