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Master class with DDC and Sigge Winther Nielsen (afholdt)

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With his new book, ‘Entreprenørstaten’, political analyst and deputy director at Djøf, Sigge Winther Nielsen, puts our democracy and its challenges in focus. He questions our ability to create long-term and ambitious “moonshot projects” which truly impact our grand challenges within climate change, social exclusion, innovation, and sustainable growth. 

The fundamental question is: How can new political ideas be translated to reality?

This question also occupies the designers, business leaders, and academics who wish to contribute with innovation and development to the green, digital and social transitions, but who miss a direction and framework within which to do it. 

That’s where mission-oriented innovation enters the picture as an approach to addressing societal challenges and simultaneously unleash sustainable growth. At the DDC, we focus specifically on missions as a way to give innovation- and enterprise policy focus and direction, so we can create more value for Denmark as well as globally. 

For these reasons, we have invited Sigge Winther Nielsen to share his perspectives with a presentation which will be followed by reflections by our CEO Christian Bason. We then dive into concrete methods for working with missions. Through this master class the participants will:

  • Learn about the Entrepreneurial state as a future model for welfare and sustainable growth

  • Experience concrete visual methods for working with missions

  • Work hands-on in a mission-oriented way

  • Understand how missions require direction, mobilization of ecosystems, and capacity building

  • Receive a toolkit to take home for your own use

The target audience is quite broad: Leaders and specialists, policymakers, designers and innovators, researchers, and civic leaders.

Program

15:00
Welcome / Christian Bason

15:10
Entreprenørstaten / Sigge Winther Nielsen

15:45
Reflections on design and missions / Christian Bason

16:00
Q&A with Sigge Winther Nielsen & Christian Bason

16:15
Break

16:30
Interactive session with participants: How to do it? Launching missions / Sara Gry Striegler, DDC

17:30
Conclusions, network, and wine

18:00
End

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