2nd SDGs: Global Founders Council Summit 2023

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Whether you consider yourself an entrepreneur, a bootstrapped founder, a maker or otherwise—if you’re building a company, you belong at Global Founders Council Summit. You’ll be joined by founders and mentors, as well as other like-minded experts that are prioritizing and pursuing sustainable success.

Sessions are all led by incredible founders who have actually done the thing you’re trying to do—whether that’s building a profitable business for the long term, or locking down exit.

GCPIT (UK) & Global Council for the Promotion of International Trade aim to transform the future of business and industry through sustainable business best practices. The primary goal is to promote a nationwide organization that harnesses the diverse capabilities and strengths of the countries to the creation of new industries resting on sustainability.

The Council will promote sustainable business models and best practices to the nationwide creation of new industries over the medium to long term. Personnel from industry, academia, and the government will work together to go back to the basics of sustainability and to investigate and make recommendations on the application of the technology, solutions, best use-cases, and the required industrial structure, systems and rules. Through these activities, the Council will promote sustainable development, with the aim of channeling advances in sustainable development goals into promoting industry and reinforcing its international competitiveness.

Global Founders’ Council for Sustainable Development is inviting the participation of companies and experts who endorse these aims and initiatives. Building framework for proactively engaging and building a more sustainable and inclusive ecosystem. Continually improving the framework of  Sustainable Business Goals, and sharing everything we learn with the wider community

Primary Objectives of the summit

  • Immediate action on climate change (UN SDGs #13, 15)
  • Consumption that is responsible (UN SDGs #2, 12, 14)
  • Green Cities (UN SDG #11) 
  • Renewable Energy (UN SDG #7)
  • Justice and equality of opportunity (UN SDGs #1, 8, 10)
  • Gender Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (UN SDG #6)
  • Workplace health and well-being (UN SDG #3) 
  • Lifelong learning (UN SDG #4)
  • Highest ethical and governance standards (UN SDG #16)
  • Data rights are human rights (UN SDG #16)
  • Creative economy for sustainable economic development
  • Circular economy for sustainable economic development
CEO Siyakha Consulting
Chief Sustainability Officer, Evvo Labs Pte Ltd
Director - Surana Group of Companies
Founder at Trayambak & Viadroit
Sales Director, Euroswift
Managing Director, Mo Glory Limited, Nigeria
Founder, HAE Business Solutions Nigeria
Founder Tech Herfrica
CEO & Founder of Bunko Junko
Copywriter and Marketer

Circular Fashion: Upcycling for Sustainable Economic Development and Responsible Consumption (UN SDGs #12, 14) - Bhavini Parikh

Digital Inclusion, Imperative to Boost Rural Economy - Imade Bibowei Osuobeni

Achieving Zero hunger through modern Agriculture by Olusoji Amusan

Embrace Renewal Energy by Monisha Sengupta

Data rights and human rights by Isha Sharma

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Workplace health and wellbeing and lifelong learning by Vinita Surana

Impact Startups Presentation on Green Technology and Sustainability

Collaborative Partnerships for Sustainable Economic Development by Husaina Shabbir

Trade Facilitation and Investment Promotion by Dionne Kerr-Malherbe

Decarbonisation Trends in Built Environment (Real Estate) by Syed Mubarak

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Workplace health and wellbeing by Isaac Ola Ajayi

Promote responsible consumption by Suresh Babu S, PMP

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Promoting the transition to a circular economy by mobilizing broad forces to carry out practical actions and putting pressure on businesses and governments to
accelerate implementation.The circular economy is relevant to all sectors of the economy. Examples of its successful implementation exist in different countries and sectors, such as the automobile industry, the food industry, the textile industry, the chemical industry, and wastewater management.

Impact Startups Presentation on Green Technology and Sustainability

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Taking urgent action to tackle climate change and its impacts. Why? Climate change is caused by human activities and is threatening the way we live and the future of our planet. By addressing climate change, we can build a sus- tainable world for everyone.

Responsible consumption means that buyers, whether involved in the economy as a private or public entity, or as citizen consumers must make their choice taking into account environmental impacts at all stages of the product life cycle (for both goods and services)

The sustainable city, eco-city, or green city is a city designed with consideration for social, economic, environmental impact, and resilient habitat for existing populations, without compromising the ability of future generations to experience the same.

Renewable energy is energy that is collected from renewable resources that are naturally replenished on a human timescale. It includes sources such as sunlight, wind, the movement of water, and geothermal heat. Although most renewable energy sources are sustainable, some are not.

Equality and justice both represent egalitarianism and fairness. Without equality, true justice cannot exist; and without a way to deliver just verdicts that ensure impartial treatment, the meaning of equality is nothing more than an unenforced altruism.

Gender equality, diversity and inclusion are about giving equal access and opportunities and removing the barriers of discrimination towards women and other marginalised and vulnerable populations, such as disabled people, indigenous populations, refugees and migrants.

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