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STIR Lectures Season 1
Here you will find the first season of our STIR lectures; Web 3.0, Altered States, Extreme Design and Eco-Cities
The Design London STIR lecture series brings together the most exciting and insightful speakers to stimulate debate on global business, social and cultural issues. You are invited to engage in a conversation with thought leaders from the world of business, technology and the creative industries, understand the impact of radical and disruptive technologies, the opportunity for design led innovation and the pressing need for an interdisciplinary approach.
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STIR 9
STIR lecture CROSS OVER: how a new approach to architecture is inspiring a new architecture for business. In this STIR lecture we explored not only how a radical approach to design has inspired a new genre in the built environment, but also how this approach can be applied to designing a new architecture for business. Our guests were;
Professor Max Fordham OBE, a pioneer of the green building movement and winner of the Design Council's major annual award, the Prince Philip Designers Prize 2008.
Dr Irving Wladawsky-Berger, Chairman Emeritus, IBM Academy of Technology.
Prof David Gann, Head of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Imperial College Business School.
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STIR 12
Three expert speakers shared their perspectives on food and farming, and how design might be a useful tool to address the challenges involved
Current farming techniques are efficient but unsustainable and often unethical. And will they be enough to provide for everyone in a near future when the population of the world is predicted to hit nine billion?
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STIR 8
Highlights of STIR lecture; Financial meltdown? Whats the Big Issue? Our extraordinary times call for extraordinary innovation in the way we live and do business. This STIR lecture will take you on a venture adventure that could change the way you do both. Our three speakers are among the most exciting in their fields: Nigel Kershaw - maverick investor, Kresse Wesling - an environmental product pioneer and Jonathan Robinson - a social innovator, each of whom, in his or her own way, is showing that making a profit can work hand-in-hand with making a difference. For more information including full lenght videos visit www.designlondon.net/news&even<wbr>ts
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STIR 10
THE BUSINESS OF FASHION; In conversation with Harold Tillman, Chairman of the British Fashion Council and Chairman of Jaeger and Alders
Londons designers are the most creative in the world and London Fashion Week attracts a global audience and a global market for British designers. London is also recognized as the most creative and exciting fashion capital with the worlds best design colleges developing an extraordinary array of talented designers each year.
But how do you translate that talent into a world beating fashion business, and how can a designer become a true fashion entrepreneur?
Design London was pleased to announce its first fashion STIR Lecture, in conversation with Harold Tillman, one of the most experienced businessmen in fashion, Chairman of British Fashion Council and Owner of Jaeger and Alders.
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In the Design London Channel you can see the highlights of all our STIR lectures and demos of our projects in the business incubator.
Design London is a new international centre for design led innovation.
Design London has four main pillars: creating new teaching programmes, conducting top-level research, incubating new business ideas and pioneering the next generation of innovation technology.
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In the Design London Channel you can see the highlights of all our STIR lectures and demos of our projects in the business incubator.
Design London is a new international centre for design led innovation.
Design London has four main pillars:...
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