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Changing Careers with Conrad Chua
The Executive Director of the Cambridge MBA
109 episodes
7 months ago
The Business of Polling with Sir John Curtice Polling shapes political strategy, fuels media headlines, and influences public perception—but how does it actually work? And how did polls do during 2024, the so-called Super Year of elections. You've seen him on the BBC during UK General elections. Now you can join a session with Sir John Curtice, the UK’s most trusted polling expert, as we dive deep into: 🔹 What makes a high-quality poll vs. one you shouldn’t trust 🔹 How polls balance speed and accuracy—especially in high-stakes elections 🔹 Do polls predict elections, or actually influence them? 🔹 The biggest mistakes journalists make when reporting poll data 🔹 How AI could transform the future of polling
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The Business of Polling with Sir John Curtice Polling shapes political strategy, fuels media headlines, and influences public perception—but how does it actually work? And how did polls do during 2024, the so-called Super Year of elections. You've seen him on the BBC during UK General elections. Now you can join a session with Sir John Curtice, the UK’s most trusted polling expert, as we dive deep into: 🔹 What makes a high-quality poll vs. one you shouldn’t trust 🔹 How polls balance speed and accuracy—especially in high-stakes elections 🔹 Do polls predict elections, or actually influence them? 🔹 The biggest mistakes journalists make when reporting poll data 🔹 How AI could transform the future of polling
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Business
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Climate Finance
Changing Careers with Conrad Chua
44 minutes 56 seconds
1 year ago
Climate Finance
Are you passionate about tackling climate change and interested in the financial strategies that can make a real impact? Cambridge Judge Business School alumni, Baysa Naran and Daniel Duma have worked in the area of climate finance for years and we will talk about the following: - The Critical Role of Climate Finance: Explore why financial investment is fundamental in battling climate change and achieving sustainability targets. - The Current Landscape & The Financing Gap: A deep dive into the present state of climate finance and the urgent need to bridge the funding shortfall. - Innovative Financing Mechanisms:Success stories of public-private partnerships that are changing the game. Learn how these models enhance the risk-return profile for investors, making climate finance more attractive and impactful. Mitigation and Adaptation Funds: How are funds being allocated to support essential climate mitigation and adaptation efforts? - The Future of Climate Finance: How to innovate and expand climate finance, involving key financial players like pension funds to drive broader participation.
Changing Careers with Conrad Chua
The Business of Polling with Sir John Curtice Polling shapes political strategy, fuels media headlines, and influences public perception—but how does it actually work? And how did polls do during 2024, the so-called Super Year of elections. You've seen him on the BBC during UK General elections. Now you can join a session with Sir John Curtice, the UK’s most trusted polling expert, as we dive deep into: 🔹 What makes a high-quality poll vs. one you shouldn’t trust 🔹 How polls balance speed and accuracy—especially in high-stakes elections 🔹 Do polls predict elections, or actually influence them? 🔹 The biggest mistakes journalists make when reporting poll data 🔹 How AI could transform the future of polling