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Futureye

Locality: St Kilda, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 8636 1111

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25.01.2022 We are hosting an invite only seminar in Canberra on data integration and sharing this month. The event will provide insight into the strategies and methodologies available for agencies to effectively engage with public concerns and obtain and maintain public trust for data linkage and data sharing.

25.01.2022 Futureyes Managing Director Katherine Teh-White will be speaking at the 28th Australian Road Research Board - ARRB International Conference in Brisbane in April/May. She will be presenting on the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the social licence implications for our global transport networks. Tickets on sale now!

24.01.2022 Lights, camera, action! Futureyes office was turned into a film set this week for the production of exciting new WikiCurve videos. Watch this space!

24.01.2022 Want to know how to make your organisation more responsive to deal with your harshest critics? Ill give you a hint, its not through good deeds. Check out the Futureye SL2O quarterly newsletter for our take on some recent social licence cases, including Adani and the Big Four banks.

24.01.2022 Balinese street artist Little Beni dropped by the Futureye office in Windsor last week and turned our balcony into a Koi fish pool.

24.01.2022 Theres been a reaction from farmers and animal welfarists about Katherine Tehs opinion piece in todays SMH and The Age. Some were farmers who believe we assumed too much about how caring farmers were about their animals. We are keen to hear more feedback. The article can be found here: https://amp.smh.com.au//in-the-interests-of-omnivores-farm... We also have a report that you can request to be downloaded on our website. The theme of the issues raised are: - the level of unacceptability of current farming practices - the perceived non transparency and secrecy of the industry - the belief that these are intractable issues that cannot be solved. We understand how emotional those are on all sides of this debate and how matured the social expectations are. This was a key finding of our report. It seems that a discussion is really worthwhile to air all views and to see how we can move forward. We think engagement and innovation is key for farmers, consumers and activists. We welcome the innovative piggeries, How Now using artificial insemination to only produce female calves, reducing the number of male offspring sent to slaughter. We think progressive farming practices need to be communicated and consumers given an opportunity to select. Katherines great grandparents had a mink furrier business and as history tells us this industry was extremely bad at responding to societal queues and as a result no longer exists. The article is attempting to drawing attention to the need to engage to move forward.

23.01.2022 Join Fitted for Work for an in-depth discussion on the prevalent issue of sexual harassment in the workplace as we ask, what now? Hear from our esteemed guest speaker, Katherine Teh-White, who is a NOW Australia founding Board member, UN Global Ambassador, Victorian Government Gender Equality Ambassador, Managing Director of FutureEye and Founder of WikiCurve. Tickets are just $25 and 100% of the proceeds go towards supporting Fitted for Work programs and services to help wom...en experiencing disadvantage to find work and keep it! Tickets are selling fast, dont miss out! Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/events/188941825105807/ Or get your tickets now: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=399528&

23.01.2022 "I congratulate the Victoria Government on its initiative to seek long-term benefits for the renewable energy industry through proactive social risk management, said Katherine Teh-White.

22.01.2022 Futureye is facilitating a masterclass workshop on social licence for large scale solar projects with the Clean Energy Council, supported by ARENA. This is a free event for large-scale solar industry professionals, but places are limited so register today.

21.01.2022 Congratulations to our client Austral for receiving the prestigious Banksia Foundation Small to Medium Sustainability Leadership Award for seafood that is sustainable, healthy and carbon neutral. Here is a short video which highlights some of the amazing things Austral has been doing.

21.01.2022 New laws requiring companies to demonstrate their operations and supply chains are free from slavery are expected to be passed in Australia by the end of the year. Heres why your company should act now.

21.01.2022 How to Fix Finance by Saving Human Rights - an evening with Futureye associate Professor David Kinley, author of the new book Necessary Evil. Come along Tuesday 13 March between 6 - 9pm for a free evening of drinks, canapes and round table discussions led by David who will be sharing his insights on getting financiers and policy-makers to think differently about finance. You dont have to work in the finance sector to attend - finance affects everybody, so these ideas and st...rategies relate to your sector too! Melbourne venue TBA. RSVP at the link below. Spots limited!

19.01.2022 Futureye is participating in an exciting workshop hosted by Deakin University titled Oceanic Responsibilities: Collaborative and Creative Approaches to Climate Change on Monday 5 February. The purpose of the workshop is to strengthen relationships between geographers, key stakeholders and social/environmental stewards.

18.01.2022 Futureyes associate Dr. Piers Gillespie is attending the Australia Indonesia Business Summit 2017 in Adelaide today. In the opening keynote speech, Chairman of Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board the Honorable Mr Thomas Lembong underlines that despite high tech developments, communication and personal relations will always be the most important component to successful partnerships.

17.01.2022 Futureye's Managing Director Katherine Teh-White will be speaking at the 28th Australian Road Research Board - ARRB International Conference in Brisbane in April/May. She will be presenting on the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the social licence implications for our global transport networks. Tickets on sale now!

17.01.2022 The banks lack of social licence is cited by the PM for the Royal Commission he called today. #sociallicencetooperate #banks #royalcommission

17.01.2022 TAKE2 Victoria provides your organisation with an opportunity to take action on climate change to help protect the future of our communities and environment.

17.01.2022 David Kinley and Katherine Teh-White hosting the Futureye Roundtable on Fixing Finance by Saving Human Rights. What a great night of thought-provoking conversation it was. Thank you to everyone who came!

17.01.2022 Great event for those interested in human rights or learning about them amongst an inspiring crew

16.01.2022 The #MeToo movement has encouraged victims of sexual harassment around the world to come forward with their stories. Futureyes managing director Katherine Teh-White shares her own story with ABC Melbourne Radio 774 and explains the best way to respond if a sexual harassment crisis hits your workplace.

16.01.2022 Futureye is collaborating with Sustainability Victoria, Fairtrade Australia & New Zealand, and Carbon Market Institute for an exclusive business leaders roundtable to increase awareness of carbon neutrality.

15.01.2022 Our director Kristina Ringwood has been presenting on a panel at the Northern Australia Investment Forum 2017 in Darwin, sharing Futureyes insights into indigenous engagement and participation in industry projects.

15.01.2022 Futureye welcomes Alison Penfold to the team. https://futureye.com/futureye-welcomes-alison-penfold-to-t/

14.01.2022 The first edition of our new quarterly SL2O Newsletter is out soon! In the first edition, The Harnessed Beast, we take you beyond the media headlines to give you our comprehensive take on some of the more public social licence cases. Sign up at link provided!

13.01.2022 Our second quarter SL2O Newsletter is out now! This edition looks at community engagement for social licence. WikiCurve relaunch, Futureye x OurSay partnership, public engagement on the Fourth Industrial Revolution - all this and more from the Futureye team!

13.01.2022 When Katherine met Barnaby at the Rural Press Club in Brisbane.

12.01.2022 Watch our head of planning and engagement David McCallum take part in a hypothetical panel investigating the future of driverless vehicles and their social acceptance at the 2nd International Driverless Vehicle Summit in Adelaide

12.01.2022 There’s been a reaction from farmers and animal welfarists about Katherine Teh’s opinion piece in today’s SMH and The Age. Some were farmers who believe we assumed too much about how caring farmers were about their animals. We are keen to hear more feedback. The article can be found here: https://amp.smh.com.au//in-the-interests-of-omnivores-farm... We also have a report that you can request to be downloaded on our website. The theme of the issues raised are: - the level of unacceptability of current farming practices - the perceived non transparency and secrecy of the industry - the belief that these are intractable issues that cannot be solved. We understand how emotional those are on all sides of this debate and how matured the social expectations are. This was a key finding of our report. It seems that a discussion is really worthwhile to air all views and to see how we can move forward. We think engagement and innovation is key for farmers, consumers and activists. We welcome the innovative piggeries, How Now using artificial insemination to only produce female calves, reducing the number of male offspring sent to slaughter. We think progressive farming practices need to be communicated and consumers given an opportunity to select. Katherine’s great grandparents had a mink furrier business and as history tells us this industry was extremely bad at responding to societal queues and as a result no longer exists. The article is attempting to drawing attention to the need to engage to move forward.

11.01.2022 Futureyes managing director Katherine Teh-White is presenting on how social licence can achieve profitability in the dairy industry at the 2017 United Dairyfarmers of Victoria conference at the MCG on Friday 12 May.

10.01.2022 Did you know that the textile industry is the worlds second largest water polluter after the agriculture industry? The Global Fashion Exchange is hosting a talk addressing sustainability in the fashion industry. Joining the discussions is Futureyes human rights expert Priya SaratChandran. Moderated by GFX founder Patrick Duffy, the discussion will take place in Melbourne on the 1st of March.

10.01.2022 Big business need to remedy their image and traditional public relations strategies wont work. Futureyes Katherine Teh-White went on Sky News Australia with Paul Rickard to explain why developing a social licence to operate is their only hope.

10.01.2022 Our associate Professor David Kinley explains what the Big Four need to do to regain our trust.

10.01.2022 Futureye congratulates Dairy Australia for their new communication approach focusing on trust building and social licence. "To maintain social licence we cant just talk about the positives; we actually have to listen, understand and address some of the concerns the public had about our industry and do it in a very transparent way, Ms Zucco said.

08.01.2022 The latest edition of our SL2O Newsletter it out now! In this issue we take a look at fast fashion, modern slavery, foreign investors, the finance sector and more.

08.01.2022 Katherine Teh-White in The Australian - The animal activists are certainly calling for an end to it, and if the argument for (its continuation) is that we have the best animal welfare standards and then we watch 60 Minutes, the average Australian would rightly say the industry has lost its right to operate. When you have footage like this, it is indefensible for the industry to say we have the worlds best practices and will fix any glitches. It is not an appropriate shield to hide behind."

06.01.2022 Proud new member of the Future Business Council.

05.01.2022 Lights, camera, action! Futureye's office was turned into a film set this week for the production of exciting new WikiCurve videos. Watch this space!

02.01.2022 Did you know that the textile industry is the world's second largest water polluter after the agriculture industry? The Global Fashion Exchange is hosting a talk addressing sustainability in the fashion industry. Joining the discussions is Futureye's human rights expert Priya SaratChandran. Moderated by GFX founder Patrick Duffy, the discussion will take place in Melbourne on the 1st of March.

01.01.2022 "While some companies in the extractive industries have developed policies for sustainable development, what many companies fail to incorporate is embedding sound approaches to social risk in all its operations." Check out Piers Gillespie and Katherine Teh-Whites article in Australian Mining

01.01.2022 We are beyond excited to introduce our latest inspirational keynote speaker for the ARRB International 2018 Conference, Katherine Teh-White! Founder and Managin...g Director of Futureye, a leading global management consultancy, Katherine helps companies prepare for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (the Fourth). "What is the Fourth?" you ask. Click here to find out: https://hubs.ly/H09-LR80 #ARRB #ARRB2018 #ShapingOurTransportFuture #KatherineTehWhite

01.01.2022 Futureyes Katherine Teh-White will be presenting at the Melbourne Womens Leadership Symposium 2017 on Thursday 20 July. The two day symposium features speakers from a range of corporate and public service backgrounds, and focuses on the empowerment of women in the workplace.