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Author Lauren Bates

Lauren Bates

Lauren is the Community Manager of the Toronto Sustainability Speakers Series where she coordinates and co-hosts the event Twitter chats and webcasts, and works on sustainability awareness and networking via TSSS’s various social media streams. She holds a BSc.. in Psychology Research from the University of Toronto and a Master’s degree in Environment and Sustainability from Western University, with a background in community -based social marketing, sustainable business, project management, and consulting practices. Her interest in sustainability practices are rooted in an interest in innovation, resiliency, and risk management for businesses, governments and communities. She is also an active volunteer member of Citizen’s Climate Lobby in Toronto, advocating for predictable carbon pricing policies in Canada as Group leader for Davenport riding as well as Research Lead and second in Communications for the Toronto chapter.

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Twitterchat summary – Cities in the Era of Climate Change: The Challenges and Opportunities that Lie Ahead

Lauren Bates
April 3, 2013
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What keeps you up at night when thinking about cities and climate change? David Miller and Mayor of Guelph Karen Farbridge sat down for an inspiring discussion about the wealth of opportunity available to cities to engage citizens and business in concrete, swift action.
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“Twitterchat Summary” How would we recognize Capitalism 2.0 if we saw it? Is it time for a “Gold Standard”?

Lauren Bates
February 8, 2013
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On February 7, 2013, sustainability professionals gathered in Toronto to listen to Bob Willard discuss Capitalism 2.0, and what it looks like. Below is a taste of the Twitter chat. Be sure to join us next time on the webcast and on Twitter at #tssschat!
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Capitalism 2.0: what does it look like and how do we get there?

Lauren Bates
December 7, 2012
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In order to change the business model leaders must break free from the pack and take a stand. They must find partners who share their vision. They must showcase the benefits of a more sustainable approach to business. They must chart the pathway to Capitalism 2.0.
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The Road that Must be Travelled: The Regeneration Roadmap works to pave the way for a sustainable future

Lauren Bates
October 22, 2012
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What are the key components in a sustainable future? Who needs to act and what is required? In this short video from The Regeneration Roadmap, some of the world's top activists, scientists, economists, and busi...
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It’s the 21st century – Time to stop investing like it’s 1960

Lauren Bates
October 12, 2012
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Dr. Matthew Kiernan's presentation at the Toronto Sustainability Speaker Series on Oct. 9, 2012 emphasized the need for a new approach to investing--one that takes into account the full spectrum of risks and rewards in a changing world.
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Great Video from Autodesk on whole systems and lifecycle thinking

Lauren Bates
September 26, 2012
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Autodesk.com, a software solutions and design company for engineers and designers, set up this video as a quick tutorial on whole systems and lifecycle thinking design for their sustainability workshop series. ...
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