Polarizing the Positive and Negative of Pandemics and Putting it into Action
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Discover how to shift your mindset in times of crisis to help you create a massive action plan.
Discover how to shift your mindset in times of crisis to help you create a massive action plan. Lisa Andrews has a financial, data, and engineering background and is working on how to give everyone a fair start in life and maximise human potential at each stage throughout life. She has dedicated her life to having a positive impact in this world, currently through 3 main channels: 1. IA Impact ‘removing the friction of financial, human and community capital;’ 2. SingularityU Australia ‘Educating, empowering and inspiring leaders to use exponential technology to solve the world’s grand challenges;’ and 3. Ignite Alliance ‘helping aspirational businesses grow.’ Lisa strongly believes that we live in a time where there isn’t a problem we have that can’t be solved with technology. Lisa is currently working on projects with organisations such as Singularity University, the United Nations, ACTAI, the Extreme Tech Challenge, EO and many others. All with a focus on solving the worlds greatest challenges with exponential technologies. As a future maker and planner – she sees the first step being achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the second creating a vision for the world in the next 100 years, the third, how we can all have a 10,000 year legacy.
Author Name: Singularity University
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Singularity University is a global learning and innovation community using exponential technologies to tackle the world’s biggest challenges and build a better future for all. Our collaborative platform empowers individuals and organizations across the globe to learn, connect, and innovate breakthrough solutions using accelerating technologies.
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