📅 25 March 2026 | Topic: Presence —Lead Yourself First, Then Lead Others. How inner practice shapes better leadership, better decisions, and better investments
Speaker: Sveta Banerjee
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Why true leadership begins within — and how inner stability shapes better decisions, relationships, and outcomes
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How to lead through uncertainty without burnout by combining inner discipline with simple outer structure
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A 5-minute presence reset you can use anytime to quiet mental noise and return to calm focus
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A founder’s real-life story: former banker, active entrepreneur & mother, and Atma Kriya Yoga teacher — integrating performance, purpose, and love
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The bridge between presence and conscious capital — how inner clarity influences the way we lead, invest, and create impact
📅 22 April 2026 | Topic: Peace — Building resilient, regenerative systems through trust, governance, reconciliation and stakeholder alignment
Speaker: Antoinette Haering
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How to create stability in teams and partnerships — even during change phases
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Tools for reconciliation: turning tension, past ruptures, and “unspoken conflict” into renewed trust and collaboration
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How trauma-informed leadership supports safer cultures, better decisions, and healthier performance
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Governance principles that prevent avoidable conflict and strengthen long-term resilience
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How “peace” becomes a strategic advantage for sustainable impact and value
📅 20 May 2026 | Topic: Profit & Purpose — Why impact investing matters more than ever and how it can deliver competitive returns
Speaker: Ben Banerjee
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Why today’s geopolitical and systemic risks make impact investing a societal necessity — not a niche
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How impact strategies can reduce downside risk and strengthen long-term return drivers
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What “competitive returns” really means in impact investing — and how to evaluate it with financial rigor
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How to measure and communicate impact without losing credibility with investors
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Myth-busting: why impact and profitability reinforce each other when done properly
