5 Ways to Connect and Collaborate in Times of Conflict
With the world changing exponentially at whiplash-inducing speed how do we get along and promote positive change, collaboration, and support?
INDUSTRY
Oil & Gas
The Oil and Gas Sector is facing a fundamental step change of required obsolescence of its core. There is no other industry being asked to fundamentally change as much as this sector. We encourage the industry to continue antifragile strategies, like the natural gas sector’s options on blue and green hydrogen, and take Courageous Actions to Build the Carbon-Free Future. Now is a huge opportunity to seek options on thriving in a no-carbon future.
We ask these 3 key questions when looking at the future of all industries.
- How will you intertwine the Triple Bottom Line of Planet, People, and Prosperity?
- Where are the Moments of Courage you need?
- What Key Questions will unlock new mental models?
We encourage you to harness exponential technologies and take Courageous Actions to Build Forward.
The Triple Bottom Line
- Planet
- How to use your hydro-carbon profits to build carbon-free economies?
- People
- How empower local communities with long term equity and ownership
- How to explore where the next generation of talent will come from and expand the diversity of the workforce with fresh thinking and perspective.
- Prosperity
- How to hedge against tomorrow’s much higher carbon price, while transitioning from an Oil and Gas company to an Energy Plus company?
- How to align with a future that puts your current business out of business?
The Courage Needed
Leave fossil fuels in the ground. Don’t take tomorrow’s higher economic demand as a license to continue carbon-as-usual.
The Question to Ask
Are you swimming with the tide of a greener future? Can you move from selling the solar energy of a billion years ago, to the energy of today?
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Be Courageous is thrilled to announce that our Future Ready Leadership Program we developed for Rio Tinto, from one of the most prestigious educational institutes in the world, the University of Waterloo.
