GLOBAL INNOVATION COOP SUMMIT
The aim of GLOBAL INNOVATION COOP SUMMIT is to create a space for cooperative leaders
from all sectors around the world to share, discuss, learn, and together build a more inclusive plural economy in the innovation trend.
Through these periodic events, we will explore new trends in technological and social innovation (management, leadership, governance, etc.), to prepare the cooperative business model for the challenges it faces and those to come.
Through its basic governance principles practiced for over 150 years, today, the cooperative market can offer a path to the traditional market based on respect for sustainable development, equality, inclusive values, and people-centered principles.
However, in order to assume this role of a leader in directing the “new normal”, the cooperative market must remain agile, innovative, updated and inclined towards digital adaptation, something that has been talked about vastly and is at the core of any market today.
Context
Day to day
activities have been changed by the pandemic. The new standard seems to be here to stay, and it is now up to us to know how to deal with this reality. We are doomed to adapt, transform our ways of doing things, our ways of being, so let’s do it.
Moving ahead
in the new normal is to be "Creating new cooperatives", reviving the spirit and imagination of pioneer coop, working together for sustainable development, equality, inclusive alues, and people centred principles. It’s about responding to new needs, new ways of working and doing things in a converging world.
Innovative cooperatives
as the opportunities to inspire and to become the New Way of doing things in the new normal for the good of humanity. This event is about to open a door to the future of cooperatives in the age of the convergence and antifragility movements.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Rose Marley
Since joining Co operatives UK as Chief Executive in January 2021, Rose Marley has been leading the way in highlighting the crucial role that co operatives can play in building back better from the Covid 19 pandemic.
Dr. Fotis filippopoulos
Corporate Innovation Specialist awarded with the Mark of Excellence for the Best Provision of Industry Information and Intelligence at the 2017 European Association Awards, in Brussels.
3 new Innovative Coops
Sarah Jensen
Osamu Nakano
Arnaud Blanchard
FACILITATOR
Jean- Louis Bancel
Jean-Louis Bancel was elected as President of Cooperatives Europe at the General Assembly on 27 April 2017 in Malta. Born in 1955, graduated from HEC (1978), ENA (1980–1982), PhD in Law, he chairs the Principles Committee of the ICA Board and is a member of the ICA Audit and Risk Committee.
The Summit is intended for those who wish to
- Learn more about trends in technological and social innovation;
- Refine commercial and managerial strategies;
- Stay open and look out for changes to improve the wellbeing of humanity;
- Maximize business resources in the world of connectivity and remote work;
- Find new markets and business opportunities;
- Renewing corporate governance in a context of globalization.
What the
participant gains
- An overview of what is happening in the world and the international cooperative market;
- Access to the most innovative information in the areas of technology and management;
- Contact with speakers known worldwide and access to international cooperative knowledge;
- Access to successful cases from cooperative sectors all over the world and positive examples of innovative solutions to new challenges;
- Access to the latest data, research and economic projections for the future;
- Network with cooperatives from all over the world;
- The privilege of asking questions for high-caliber international experts;
- A newsletter that will relate the content of the discussions.
Program
Soon on your screen!
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Moving ahead in the new Normal - Welcoming word |
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Introduction to the 20th of April’s event
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THE FUTURE OF CO OPERATION As 20th Century philosopher Bertrand Russell said, ‘The only thing that will redeem mankind is cooperation’ and Rose Marley, CEO of Co operatives UK will provide a keynote with the reality of what this means on its 100th anniversary in 2054. The future of co operation is about to be impacted with technological advances that will completely change the way we live , work and consume and create the optimum conditions for a renaissance in the worldwide co operative movement.
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EXISTENTIAL FLUIDITY: THE FUTURE OF COOPERATIVES IN THE AGE OF THE CONVERGENCE AND ANTIFRAGILITY MOVEMENTS. We now live in a new world. Today, the top performers have either reinvented themselves or explored fundamentally novel growth opportunities, powered by the possibilities of "Convergence" that integrates historically distinct technological and scientific disciplines. "Convergence" erases the boundaries between the digital, physical, and online environments and generates unprecedented opportunities for science, technology and business. But in today's fluid world, being collaborative, adaptive and resilient is not sufficient for survival and growth. Coops also need to cultivate "Anti-fragility" to persevere in the face of continuous acceleration, volatility, and adversity, feed on these conditions to grow stronger, improve their sense-making capabilities, and develop a bias to action.
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3 INNOVATIVE SHOWCASES |
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LET’S DIG DEEPER INTO SHOWCASE
A discussion will take place. From their experience, Fotis and Rose will share with the 3 cooperatives, ideas, and ways of do ing things to maintain the development of these cooperatives. We will learn more about why these organisations made certain choices over others and what led them to success and what they could do to be even more successful.
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Questions from viewers will be asked to panelists |
Keep tuned, more to come
Nov 30
2020
Virtual
1st GLOBAL INNOVATION COOP SUMMIT
The new Normal
We had explored the role of cooperatives in the ‘new normal’ and how agility, innovation and digital transformation is fundamental in adapting to the new challenges.
Apr 20
2021
Virtual
2nd GLOBAL INNOVATION COOP SUMMIT
Why should we care of innovative cooperatives?
We are now moving ahead in the new normal. We will explore why and how create innovative cooperatives, which will be more than a resilient. They should be antifragile in a converging era.
Sep 20
2021
Virtual
3rd GLOBAL INNOVATION COOP SUMMIT
Are we missing something … humans?
Technological innovation contributes to the development and wealth of people and their cooperatives, in all sectors of activity, and preserves the environment and its biodiversity.
Nov 16
2021
Virtual
4TH GLOBAL INNOVATION COOP SUMMIT
Is globalization shaking our cooperative identity?
“Certified B Corps are companies that meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose. B Corps is accelerating a global culture change to redefine business success and build a more inclusive and sustainable economy." Is this sound familiar?
2022 Presencial*
GLOBAL INNOVATION COOP SUMMIT
Are we heading in a renaissance for a better world?
The world is changing whether we like it or not. Doing business is changing in the age of AI, robotics, remote working, hyper connectivity. Humanity is evolving and must adapt quickly, leaving behind entire populations who are unable to keep up, whether in rich or poor countries. The cooperative business model can make a difference through technological, social, and managerial innovations. | *Depending on current Covid-19 situation.
THE CO-FOUNDERS
Luiz
Branco
Experienced in International Event Management
Joanne Lechasseur
Expertise JL, International event management, content expert and strategist
Stéphane
Bertrand
SBCG Strategic Business Consulting, International event management and fundraising expert
Jean-Louis
Bancel
Experienced and active cooperators in many fields and in different international level.
"We believe in the cooperative business model and the best it has to offer: sharing of wealth and power, inclusion for all genders, an economy based on the well being of humanity, which respects and preserves the environment. We believe in innovations that will help make it happen."
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Rose Marley
With a background in creative industries, technology, the gig economy and entrepreneurship, Rose is a passionate advocate for social enterprise and values led business. She founded Manchester based social enterprise SharpFutures , which supports diverse, young talent into creative, digital and tech industries, and led a pilot campaign improving local travel opportunities and raising aspiration for young people in Manchester. She is currently the chair of the Social Enterprise Advisory Group for the Greater Manchester Industrial Strategy and an advisory board member for SODA (School of Digital Arts). Self employed from a young age, she cut her teeth in the music business in the era known as ‘"Madchester" before turning her hand to social enterprise and event producing. She has been involved with co operatives throughout her life, including through her granddad’s family funeral business, which is still trading today.
Dr. Fotis filippopoulos
As a data point, he has a professional footprint and a diverse project portfolio in 13 countries, in 4 continents. Fotis possesses in depth and extensive knowledge in innovation management, consumer behaviour and market development, topped off by MIT training in strategy and innovation and PhD level social science research skills. After almost two decades in research and management consulting, Fotis has reinvented himself, again, and became an educator with ‘Curious Inc.’ the school of science and technology entrepreneurship he founded in October 2018.
Jean- Louis Bancel
Mr. Bancel was elected as President of Cooperatives Europe at the General Assembly on 27 April 2017 in Malta. Born in 1955, graduated from HEC (1978), ENA (1980-1982), PhD in Law, he chairs the Principles Committee of the ICA Board and is a member of the ICA Audit and Risk Committee. He was Chair of the International Cooperative Banking Association (ICBA) from 2006 to 2015 and of the International Cooperative and Mutual Insurance Federation (ICMIF) from 2001 to 2005. He is a former civil servant of the French Ministry of Finance in various senior positions. He worked as Secretary-General of Groupement des Entreprises Mutuelles d’Assurances (trade body of non-life mutual insurance, 1997–2004). He joined Crédit Coopératif in 2005 as Vice President and became Chairman in 2009.
Sarah Jensen
Sarah is a 23 year old co-operator from Castlegreen Housing Cooperative in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, located on the traditional lands of Fort William First Nation. She is studying Political Science and Pre-Law at Lakehead University and hopes to use her degree to do advocacy and human rights work.
She has worked with the Cooperative Young Leaders program as the Youth Engagement Co-ordinator at the Ontario Cooperative Association since 2019, before which she facilitated as a part of their cooperative summer camp program in 2017 and 2018, and was a participant of the program in 2016. She also has been a member of Canada's Emerging Cooperators since 2018, a management committee of Cooperatives and Mutuals Canada, and was elected as the Northern Ontario Representative for the Cooperative Housing Federation Canada's Ontario Council in 2020. Most recently, she became a participant in the International Cooperative Association's 25 Voices under 25. She has also worked multiple contracts in the cooperative sector creating education curriculums, organizing and facilitating workshops and webinars, and as an advocate for cooperatives everywhere.
She hopes to help cooperatives change the world and make it a more just, equitable and sustainable place for everyone.
Osamu Nakano
Osamu Nakano is the Director of International Relations Department at Japan Workers’ Co-operative Union (JWCU), a position he has held since July 2017. He concurrently serves as a board member of JWCU.
Osamu holds a bachelor’s degree in history and a master’s degree in comparative literature. After conducting historical research at New York University, he joined JWCU in 2014. He also serves as a researcher of the Japan Co-operative Alliance (JCA), an apex organization of all cooperative sectors in Japan. He has a rich experience of giving lectures at various universities and international conferences.