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Every year, this Young Global Leader holds ‘Run in the Dark’, an event where 25,000 people run worldwide to raise money for people who dream of walking. Learn more about transforming global healthcare: https://ow.ly/wMbm50QqqMh To join the discussion at Davos on the latest healthcare solutions, follow #wef24.

Have a look at HRCI - Health Research Charities Ireland's 2023 annual report! It's really interesting, I promise! It describes all the things we got up to in 2023. If you want to know what the burning issues were in Irish health research in 2023, this is the report to read.

🚉 Are you standing on the right platform? 🚉 💂 Last week at #COGUK was fantastic, but what stands out is the universally excellent feedback on how good the agenda was (kudos David Jones). 🧠 And it confirmed to us one of the central pillars of the entire #COGSeries: agenda quality sets the tone for the event. 🎙️ In London last week we gave a content platform to speakers from big pharma, small biotech, CROs, FSPs, sites, patient groups, charities, healthcare, and even a sitting MP squeezing us in between house debates – that’s everyone who has a stake in the UK clinical research market. ❓And what did that mean? That meant we had an audience that were thoroughly engaged, and in the room to make improvements both to their work and to the lives of the patients their work ultimately reaches. 🤝 And that audience, because they were stimulated by the very best in agenda content, had in-depth and meaningful conversations with our top-tier group of solution and service provides. 🤷♂️ So what are we getting at here? 👊 Agenda quality is *CENTRAL* to your return-on-investment at conferences.  Weak agenda = low quality audience = poorly engaged delegates = mediocre conversations = no follow ups in your pipeline. 👀 So next time you’re looking at an event agenda, ask yourself if it’s going to bring you the kind of conversations you want to have with prospective clients. 📥 And get in touch, because the #COGSeries agendas deliver. #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch

TRANSFORM! Empowering philanthropy as catalytic partners for systemic change Are you part of a European foundation? We need your valuable insights!   📋 Take our survey on how philanthropy can drive partnerships for systemic change.   Why participate?   Influence: Your input will directly shape a major new programme designed to: - Transform philanthropy sector practice - Enhance philanthropy's institutional capabilities - Drive systemic change through multi-stakeholder collaboration Exclusive access: Be among the first to receive the consolidated results of this insight gathering.   🔗 https://lnkd.in/eBMC38Cs Your participation is crucial in advancing the field of philanthropy to deliver more transformational impact. Thank you for your time and expertise!   This survey is intended for foundations based in Europe. For foundations outside of Europe, please follow the link below to our global survey, developed in partnership with WINGS   🔗https://lnkd.in/e53KVMfe     Michael Mapstone Irina Ivan-van der Kwaak Van Leer Foundation Fondation Botnar Marina Pannekeet IKEA Foundation Donika Dimovska Jacobs Foundation David Nash

🌏 At Gattefossé, we act directly in the territories where we operate and source our raw materials, such as in Indonesia. Since 2022, with other companies, we have been providing financial support to Kaleka's Mosaik initiative through Action for Sustainable Derivatives' Impact Fund. This project aids indigenous communities in two of the largest palm-producing districts in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. 🌿 This Impact Fund helps to protect and restore landscapes, improve the lives of workers and communities, meet the needs of smallholders for responsible practices, and help communities adopt and scale models of regenerative agriculture. 🌱 Some results in 2023: 👉 610 farmers have been certified by RSPO and 204 farmers in two villages have been involved in the certification process.  👉 2,732 ha of forest in two villages have been protected   through the Social Forestry and Village Regulation schemes.  👉 100 ha of dregaded land in three villages have been replanted.  👉 One village provided with alternatives to promote fire-free agricultural practices Supporting this actions illustrate our commitment to a responsible approach around the raw material that we source and the local communities. Today, more than ever, companies have a role to play in the communities around them. We all have a duty to contribute to the common good, and to implement responsible practices throughout the value chain of our products. This environmental philanthropy initiative is at the heart of our CSR roadmap, Gatt’Up&Act. 💚 #Environment #Communities #CSR #Gattefossé #ASD https://lnkd.in/d8NapQG4

⚡ Innovators in Norfolk & Suffolk, the deadline for Innovate UK grant applications is tomorrow - Wednesday 19 June at 11am! If you planned to apply, don't hold back! The innovation funding competitions were secured by the Connected Innovation team for Norfolk and Suffolk covering the creative industries, agri-tech, agri-biotech, food tech and aquaculture. Competitions: 1. New Innovators - Fully-funded grants between £25,000 and £50,000. Your innovation can lead to new products, processes or services or propose an innovative use of existing products, processes or services. It can also involve a new or innovative business model. ▶ Find out more >>> https://lnkd.in/eKe8W3Wh 2. Collaborative R&D - Between £150,000 and £300,000 is available towards 70% of your project costs. This is to help grow your innovation activities in the region and collaborate with businesses, universities, research institutes, charities, not for profits and the public sector. ▶ Find out more >>> https://lnkd.in/e6ZrR-ah #innovation #norfolk #suffolk James Allen Jason Middleton Howard Partridge Pauline Prockter Scott Cogman

🚉 Are you standing on the right platform? 🚉 💂 Last week at #COGUK was fantastic, but what stands out for me is the universally excellent feedback on how good the agenda was (kudos David Jones). 🧠 And it confirmed to me one of the central pillars of the entire #COGSeries: agenda quality sets the tone for the event. 🎙️ In London last week we gave a content platform to speakers from big pharma, small biotech, CROs, FSPs, sites, patient groups, charities, healthcare, and even a sitting MP squeezing us in between house debates – that’s everyone who has a stake in the UK clinical research market. ❓And what did that mean? That meant we had an audience that were thoroughly engaged, and in the room to make improvements both to their work and to the lives of the patients their work ultimately reaches. 🤝 And that audience, because they were stimulated by the very best in agenda content, had in-depth and meaningful conversations with our top-tier group of solution and service provides. 🤷♂️ So what am I getting at here? 👊 Agenda quality is *CENTRAL* to your return-on-investment at conferences.  Weak agenda = low quality audience = poorly engaged delegates = mediocre conversations = no follow ups in your pipeline. 👀 So next time you’re looking at an event agenda, ask yourself if it’s going to bring you the kind of conversations you want to have with prospective clients. 📥 And get in touch, because the #COGSeries agendas deliver. #clinicaltrials #clinicalresearch

3rd Global Sustainability Report – STADA further strengthens its Sustainability Commitment. 🌱 STADA is continuously improving its approach to ESG and continues to engage all STADA affiliates in corporate social responsibility initiatives, such as supporting local communities and healthcare education. Caring for People’s Health: Colleagues globally are leading by example • STADA Hungary’s initiative “Kids in Focus” supported 104 kindergarden and STADA donated €18k to this initiative. • The Health Tour (Tour della Salute) in Italy reached more than 8.3m people, and nearly 6,500 screenings were carried out. • STADA Vietnam provided health checks and medicines to more than 500 people, especially in poor and rural areas. • The German initiative “STADA always there” donated via selling OTC products €75k to the Red Cross Germany. In our latest report, you'll find numerous inspiring examples of how our colleagues worldwide are contributing to advancing our sustainability journey. Stay tuned for more developments! Find out more about our Sustainability Report: https://lnkd.in/eH7AB5Dk #Sustainability #ItComesNaturallyToUs #ESG #STADAGrowthJourney

📚 Recognising the Critical Trend: Analysing the decline in organ donation rates unveils a concerning trajectory. From 3.3 organs per deceased donor in 2018, we've witnessed a decrease to 2.8 organs per donor in 2022. This translates to a substantial reduction in lives saved, from 1822 to 1224, despite an increase in the availability of viable organs. 🌐 Amidst these trends, it is imperative to scrutinise the organisational dynamics, including leadership. The consistent presence of the OTA CEO during this period invites a closer examination of the factors contributing to this decline. 🔍, Let’s engage in constructive dialogue on optimising organ donation processes, ensuring a sustainable future. Advocacy, research, and strategic initiatives are integral components to reverse this trend and enhance the impact of organ donations on the lives of those in need. 🫀💼 https://lnkd.in/g7ADqa2N Anne Ruston Australian Organ and Tissue Authority Gerardine (Ged) Kearney #OrganDonationAnalysis #LeadershipEvaluation

We're now formalising our partnerships with mission driven corporations who share our values and we're excited to deliver #healthforall The attached document outlines our funding policy World Health Innovation Summit CIC World Health Innovation Summit (WHIS) needs funding to support activities to innovate, inspire and share knowledge. We appreciate all support and donated funds. We build partnerships with our supporters and look to support them through inspiring innovation. The WHIS accepts financial and non-monetary support with the mutual understanding that it maintains its independence to inspire people. This policy seeks to clarify the WHIS position on funding received from corporate sponsors. It sets out the guidelines for accepting corporate funding and outlines what it may, or may not, expect from the WHIS in return. It does not set out to provide a definition of every possible funding opportunity or relationship, but rather to define a set of principles. This policy adheres to the sponsorship rules that are approved by the Directors/Founder. All staff, volunteers, and the Directors must adhere to this policy and perform their duties in accordance with these rules. The WHIS welcomes funding from individuals and corporate sponsors on the basis of the following: - Full independence of WHIS - Free of corporate bias - Mutual respect - Mutual benefit, a win, win relationship - Accountability - Transparency *We're a registered social enterprise in the UK. #HealthforAll #WHIS