Brighton & Hove COPPP28
People, Planet, Pint has always been about bringing people together to share what is going on in the local community, and ultimately, give hope that things are indeed happening.
On the 7th of December this year, we are planning a unified alternative COP28 event, with PPP’s all over the country at the same time, to give those who may be tired of the relentless news cycle somewhere to come and feel heard, and learn about local action they can get involved with.
You’re invited to join us at the “Congress of the People Planet Pints”, or “COPPP28”.
If you’re curious about climate and want to learn more about what you can do individually or through your work, join others at COPPP28 to find out more about what’s happening in your area and how you can get involved.
No agenda, workshops or webinars. Just chat over some drinks.
Started in Glasgow during COP26, this relaxed event brings together those with a shared passion for sustainability in all its forms.
Let’s see where the conversation, and night, takes us!
Find others who can collaborate and help you on your journey and have fun doing so!
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Sam Zindel is Managing Director of Brighton-based digital marketing agency Propellernet. He led the company’s B Corp certification and is committed to doing everything possible to help restore our climate using business as a force for positive change. A graduate of the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, Sam runs Low Carbon Leaders, co-founded The Million Tree Pledge and works closely with Clean Growth UK and our local authorities on business transition to net zero. Connect with him on LinkedIn.
I’m focused on creating a positive impact through my work, for the wider community and (as much as possible) the planet. Essentially, leaving the world in a better place than I found it. I look to do this connecting people, ideas and insights via groups like People, Planet, Pint! as well as LinkedIn and Twitter. I’m a keen advocate of positive action through innovation, conscious capitalism and building a more circular economy. Via a range of sources, including fellowship of the RSA and podcasts (I highly recommend John Richardson and the Futurenauts!) to name a couple, I am passionate about educating myself about how I can be a better citizen and ancestor.
With a career spanning hospitality, marketing and recruitment across global organisations before joining Silicon Brighton, Grace is passionate about making Brighton the destination for people in technology. If you’re a technologist looking to become a community advocate, or a business looking to get behind our mission through event or wider strategic partnership opportunities, then get in touch.