제 1차 Future Insight Workshop

Future Insight Workshop

한경-유엔미래포럼 공동 주최 미래예측 워크숍

“새로운 10년 어떤 산업, 어떤 직업, 어떤 기술이 뜰까?”

일시 및 장소:2010년 2월9일(화) 09:00-17:00

                 한국경제신문 빌딩(3층) 한경아카데미 

주제 강의

09:00 등록 및 교류

09:30-09:40 인사, 주제발표자 소개(권영설 한경아카데미 원장)

09:40-10:40 주제발표 1. 박영숙 유엔미래포럼 한국대표 ‘새로운 10년을 예측하며’

10:50-11:50 주제발표 2. 캐서린 커닝헴 에코스피어 회장 ’그린산업의 미래’

점심

오후 미래예측 워크숍(진행 박영숙 대표)

1:30-5:00 워크숍 Future’s Wheel 기법, Fan 시나리오 기법 등

참가비: 10만원(부가세 없음) 5인이상 단체참가자 10% 할인

유엔미래포럼 기존 회원 10% 할인

참가자 혜택: 도서 ‘유엔미래보고서2′ 제공, 중식 제공. 수료증 수여

[Dr. Catherine Cunningham]

캐서린 커닝햄박사는 스위스 취리히 대학에서 기후변화 연구로 박사학위를 받은 후 많은 연구결과를 다양한 학술지에 기고하였으며, 미국, 유럽 뿐만 아니라 인도, 동남아시아, 라틴아메리카지역에서 왕성한 활동을 하였고 세계야생지협회주최 회의를 다수 주재하였으며 세계기후변화회의의 주요 멤버로 초창기부터 활약하고 있다. 2004년 Nature’s Reflection 사이트를 창설하여 사진으로 기후변화의 실태를 보고하고 있으며, 2010년 코펜하겐회의에서는 그녀가 제작한 Eye of the Future가 방영되었다. 그녀의 사진은 우리의 뿌리인 자연에 대한 존경과 사랑을 주제로 하여 전세계에 널리 알려져 있다.

2006: Ph D., Climate Impact in High Mountains, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich

MS., International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame

BA., Cultural Anthropology, University of Notre Dame

Catherine Cunningham earned her PhD studying climate impacts on high mountain environments at The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland (2006). During her career in academia she chaired two science conferences, published papers, co-chaired a symposium for the World Wilderness Congress, directed research teams, and presented in Europe and North America. Prior to research, she taught biology and environmental science (e.g. Denver Metro State College) while working as the wildfire ecologist for the municipal government in Boulder County, Colorado. Catherine has designed curricula, trained educators, and led field excursions for The Thorne Institute, Wilderness Ventures, and Mountain Travel-Sobek. She holds a BA in Cultural Anthropology and International Peace Studies from the University of Notre Dame (UND) and an MS from Utah State University in ecology with an emphasis on forest ecosystems. While at UND she received a Kellogg Grant to study the Tamil Indian culture and lived in India for a year. Since, she has traveled widely in Asia, Europe, and Latin America, more recently to photograph people and places in the midst of global change.

In 2004, she launched Nature’s Reflection and her photographic work has been sponsored by Canon-Europe. During her PhD, Catherine exhibited Man in the Shadow of the Mountain (funded by Valser, Coca-Cola) in Switzerland (2004-2005). She was a prized photographer with the Infinity Foundation at the North American Nature Photographer’s Conference and awarded the prestigious Banff Mountain Grant for a global communication project. Her work was featured at the Exhibit Hall in Perth, Scotland and the World Wilderness Congress in Anchorage, Alaska (2005). She has prepared visual presentations for events, such as the Alliance for Global Sustainability’s Symposium (USA, 2005) and the Earth Systems Science Partnership’s Open Science Conference (China, 2006). She is a regular photographer for His Holiness, The Dalai Lama (2005+) and now focuses her visual talent to empower local communities with imagery which assists them in building dialogue and consensus for action on local global issues.

She has participated in global policy forums and conferences, such as COP 11/MOP1 (Canada), the Global Biodiversity Conference (France), Clinton Global (USA), WEF’s Climate Action Task Force (Iceland), AGU (USA), and AAAS (USA). Catherine is a member of IUCN’s World Conservation Union commission for education and communication, the International Polar Year’s Education and Outreach Team, Focus on Planet Earth, the Ecological Society of America (Plant Sciences), the International Association of Hydrological Science (Cryosphere), the American Geophysical Union, the Mountain Forum, the North American Nature Photography Association, and the American Society of Media Photographers. Including her native English language, she speaks Italian (fluent), German (conversational), and Spanish (learning). Catherine is also an avid ski mountaineer and alpine enthusiast.

Through the art of photography Catherine generously shares her vision of nature’s reflection on how we value, communicate, and interact with others in our world. Inspired by naturalists and artists (e.g. John Muir, Georgia O’Keefe, Ansel Adams, Elliot Porter, Brad Washburn, and Galen Rowell), she is committed to working with great joy to awaken a respect and humility once embraced for natural landscapes. Catherine’s vision is to become a voice in the urban environment that, like a siren, calls us back to our roots where we become again one with the earth in Nature’s Reflection.