Future and the Summit
I was really lucky to be able to attend the Australian Davos Connection’s Future Summit 2009 in Melbourne earlier this week.
When I walked into the venue it was a bit intimidating, so many serious looking people in suits. And from the attendee list I knew that many of them were CEOs, senior Public Servants, politicians, senior Defence personnel, journalists and writers. It was a pretty impressive crowd.
Then I started to get curious about these people, who were they, why were they here, why did they think that this conference was important? So I grabbed the camera and started to ask people those three questions on video.
The videos are gradually being uploaded onto YouTube. Here’s one from Tony Press, Director of the Australian Antarctic Division, talking about climate change:
It was inspiring to hear these stories and to know that people really do care about creating a better future. The big question that arose for me is:
What can I do today that will make tomorrow better?
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Hi Kate,
It was great to have down for the Summit. A huge thanks from me for making the trek and taking the time out of your busy sched to engage in these types of conversations.
Great voxpop of Tony too!
Cheers and thanks again,
Steve