Fascinating podcast interview and conversation with Damian Costello about his views on Society 3.0 and his conversion to the importance of environmental issues.
See more in his article for this year’s CongRegation here and join him at the event also which is on this Saturday.
Damian explained, since last year’s Congregation I have become an environmentalist. For years I’ve been working towards a more empathetic and sustainable society, but recently I’ve come to realise that environmental disasters might destroy civilisation before Society 3.0 can ever emerge.
About Damian Costello:
Damian Costello runs Decode Innovation and specialises in Innovation in Strategy and Innovation Strategies. Damian is passionate about helping Ireland retain and grow its position in the global economy.
Damian has almost 25 years of consulting experience across global multi-nationals to local start-ups in the Medical Device, Pharma, Automotive, Financial Services and ICT sectors. He has delivered successful strategies and breakthrough solutions in Ireland, Europe, North America and Asia.
Contacting Damian Costello:
You can follow Damian on Twitter, connect with him on LinkedIn, send him an email or see Decode Innovation.
Summary of his CongRegation article below, read it all here
For decades, scientists have been preaching to the public while demonizing those who ignore their warnings, but this approach is clearly not working. We have allowed the debate on the future of civilisation to become polarised, leaving the public confused, angry, and easily manipulated by those willing to deliver comforting lies.
Humanity’s response to COVID-19 proves that ordinary people are fair and decent and given half a chance, are willing to make personal sacrifices for the greater good. So, let’s stop preaching to them from our ivory towers. Let’s show them that we stand with them in the THEIR fight for a better future.
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