How The Grubb Institute inspired the creation of Clusters

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Clusters

Sue Stockdale

5 episodes

9 months ago

In times of unprecedented change, imagine the power of collaborative thinking. Clusters brings together game changers from all walks of life. Game changers who care, and want to help solve bigger issues not just in their own areas of interest, be that business, politics, sport, entertainment or academia. Listen to this series and your mindset will be expanded to discover what's possible. Find out more at https://www.clusters.world

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How The Grubb Institute inspired the creation of Clusters

Clusters

25 minutes

4 years ago

How The Grubb Institute inspired the creation of Clusters

Simon Bazalgette talks to host Sue Stockdale about how the legacy of the Grubb Institute, which focused on organisational dynamics, systems thinking and psychology, has played a role in the creation of Clusters.

Simon is Chair of Trustees at the Xenergie Foundation, the charity supporting Clusters, which brings together game changers from all walks of life, who care and want to help solve bigger issues in the world today.

He is also the Chairman of Global Venue Services, which he co-founded in 2020. Between 2008 and 2019 he was Chairman of Jockey Club Racecourses, (JCR) the largest UK racecourse operator, and Group Chief Executive of its owner, The Jockey Club. JCR owns and operates 15 racecourses and puts on three of the top 10 best attended sports events in the UK (Cheltenham, the Grand National and the Derby). Prior to taking over the running of the 270-year-old Jockey Club, Simon had spent 15 years co-founding and running media and technology start-ups.

Listen to the Clusters series and your mindset will be expanded to discover what's possible. Find out more at https://www.clusters.world