As the world is waking up to the existential threat of the climate crisis, more and more people are inspired to make lifestyle changes. We try to reduce our consumption, waste less or change to sustainable eating habits. But what about the money we keep in our bank accounts? Money talks, as the saying goes, so how do we ensure that our money has a positive influence on the future of our planet?

At this event, we want to take a look behind the scenes of banking practices and discuss the consequences of investment decision making. Our banks may be using our money to earn profits from controversial and unethical investments – from the armament industry to nuclear power, new fossil fuel developments and even food speculation. So how can we know and what are the alternatives? We will take a look at ethical banking with Tomorrow Bank and cover some investment alternatives beyond banking.

Interested? Come join us and check out what opportunities there are to make an impact on a future we can all build together. We shouldn’t forget, by making sustainable choices we are forcing the economy to take our wishes seriously and promote a change.

Space is limited, so be sure to book your ticket now on Eventbrite.

Be on time – we will start at 19:30 sharp.

Speakers

• • Oliver Ginsberg | Tetrateam
  • Julia Dubslaff | Facing Finance
  • Inas Nureldin |  Tomorrow Bank

Agenda

19:00 Doors open & Networking

19:30 Welcome & introductions from GreenBuzz

19:40 Speaker 1: Oliver  Ginsberg

20:00 Speaker 2: Julia Dubslaff

20:20 Speaker 3: Inas Nureldin

20:40 Q&A

21:00 Quick Pitches (audience is given 1min to pitch an idea or project to the room)

21:20  Networking

22:00 End

Quickpitches

There will be a quickpitch session after the presentations which gives you the opportunity to present your project/organisation/company/idea in 1 minute.

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