Sutra Spaces vs Anthropy

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Anthropy is a unique national gathering which brings together future focussed leaders and organisations to look at how to make Britain a better place. The future is a shared responsibility, and during three days at The Eden Project in Cornwall, leaders from all sectors share their concerns, thinking, creativity, innovation and inspiration to envision a brighter future. Anthropy has created a unique combination between the people participating, the place we hold our conversations and the style of sessions and facilitation. Combined these allow for unique interactions between senior leaders and others of influence, to share and play their part in shaping our national narrative. Our approach is uniquely inclusive, with thought-leadership and insight coming from major and smaller businesses, long-established and emergent non-profit’s, social enterprises, academics, media and marketing, the creative industries, sport, heritage, and many others. In doing so, we are attempting to bring the broadest range of perspectives around the four questions shown below. What is the quality of life we want in Britain for the next thirty years? What qualities of place and planet do we need to achieve that quality of life? What qualities do we wish to see in a good economy and in the best of businesses and public sector organisations? What qualities do we want to express to the world, to help solve shared issues such as poverty, climate change and human rights?