Thrivability is about more than sustainability, regeneration or resilience - it's a principle that informs ongoing improvement across every sphere of human life. Join us and explore why we consider thrivability to be the first design principle of more ethical and effective systems change, with some of the foremost thinkers, authors, and activists on the subject.

Jean Russell, curator of Thrivability: a collaborative sketch, author of Thrivability: Breaking Through to a World that Works, and co-author of Cultivating Flows: How Ideas Become Thriving Organisations

Herman Wagter, co-author of Cultivating Flows, and sustainable logistics innovator

Betsy Altheimer, coach to mission-driven individuals and organisations

Host: Cameron Burgess, Senior Partner, Innovation and Commercialisation, Armillaria

Design Principles for Systems Change: Thrivability