Sep
4
11:30am
Decarbonising digital - what I've learnt
By Green Tech South West
UnlistedGreen Tech South West presents an online event showcasing the work of a truely awesome individual - Eric Zie, CEO and co-founder of GoCodeGreen.
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Decarbonising digital - what I've learnt
I started this journey 3 years ago and have learnt a lot. Here's my chance to share some thoughts in an informal presentation on how we get to our mission of making digital less environmentally damaging.
https://gocode.green/
ABOUT ERIC
Eric is the CEO and Founder of GoCodeGreen. He has established a UK SME that is now recognised as a leader in the decarbonisation of technology and the digital world. He is on a mission to help reduce the environmental impact of technology and to start creating a sustainable foundation for future digital growth.
He has been twice nominated for the Earthshot Prize, is the current TechUK Planet Award winner, author and visiting professor in digital sustainability at the University of Suffolk.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericzie/
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Our schedule is as follows:
🔓 12.20pm - CrowdCast room opens
👋 12.30pm - Event starts with a welcome from your meet-up organisers, Ellen, Hannah and Mike
📢 12.35pm - Our famous 60 second intros - a chance for attendees to introduce themselves, ask for help and tell us about something the group might find interesting
💚 12.45pm - Eric's talk
❓ 1.15pm - Questions
🗓️ 1.25pm - Round-up, other community notices and next event announcement
The event will be recorded and will be available along with the slides to view shortly afterwards.
This is a free online event streaming via the CrowdCast platform. You will see the link once you RSVP. The evening before the event, we'll email those that RSVPed with more details about what to expect when using CrowdCast.
Sponsored by:
The Discourse - https://thediscourse.design/
Krystal Hosting - https://krystal.uk/
ADLIB Recruitment - https://www.adlib-recruitment.co.uk
hosted by
Green Tech South West