No Time To Waste
April 11th – 12th, 2024
Friedrichstraße 180 / Auditorium Friedrichstraße
About
TEDxBerlin Salon – „No Time To Waste – Our Future In A Circular Economy“
Time is a resource we can no longer afford to squander, especially when it comes to our planet’s sustainability. Embracing a circular economy isn’t just a choice; it’s a necessity for our collective future. But what does this mean?
It means rethinking and reshaping our consumption patterns, transforming the way we design, use, and reuse resources. Let’s discuss which innovative strategies businesses can adopt to become more sustainable and how policymakers create an environment that encourages circular practices.
Join us at our TEDxBerlinSalon to delve into the paradigm of a circular economy. We’ll explore groundbreaking ideas that challenge conventional take-make-dispose models and discover how technology can help us track and preserve resources. Learn about inspiring examples of circularity in action and the impact they have on economies and the environment.
Schedule
April 11th - Day 1
Welcome to the place where our speakers share ideas worth spreading
Stephan Balzer: Warm Welcome
Tristan Horx
Sophie Thomas
Melati Wijsen
Vivek Vyas
Jamie Alexander
Recharge your batteries and have inspiring conversations
AVR (performance)
Thomas Schindler
Sabine De Schutter
Tim Silbermann
Martin Stuchtey
Stephan Balzer: Goodbye
April 12th - Day 2
Welcome to the place where our speakers share ideas worth spreading
Welcoming back the attendees for Day 2
- Sustainability Inspiration: A Glimpse into the Future
Intro by Tristan Horx on future sustainability trends
- Dialogue: Bridging Corporate Action with Future Sustainability
Tristan Horx , moderated by the event host
- Panel Discussion: „World Without Waste“ or „From Use to Reuse“
Tim Silberman and Vivek Vyas
Recharge your batteries and have inspiring conversations
- Interview with Melati Wijsen
A focused interview highlighting the impact of youth activism on sustainability.
- Panel Discussion: „One Time or Many? Rethinking Our Disposable Culture“
Sophie Thomas and Martin Stuchtey
- Stephan Balzer: Closing Remarks
Speakers
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