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Peloton Club Night presents: Stuff goes circular

Come and discuss the future of stuff! What alternatives to owning things do we have in the future? What kind of circular business models and services are emerging in the market? How are consumer brands, platforms and sharing economy reshaping the way we consume?
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Demos Helsinki and Sitra are happy to invite you to the next Peloton Club Night to discuss about the future of stuff!

Welcome!

Our inspiring speakers include:

Lewis Akenji, IGES Japan
Juho Makkonen, CEO, Sharetribe
Alejandro Santacreu, Puzzlephone
Saara Rimon & Matti Aistrich, SITRA

Great discussions, delicious Peloton pizza, cold beers, groovy DJ and the best people make Peloton Club Night exactly The Place to be on November 7th at 6PM at Putte’s. Don’t miss it!

Free entrance!

Register here, check out the Facebook event and invite your buddies and workmates along too!

Also, spreading the word is also a wonderful idea. Cheers!

 

Contact us

Matti Aistrich
Senior Lead, Business development, Sitra

+358 (294) 618 295

matti.aistrich@sitra.fi

Anu Mänty
Senior Lead, Resource-wise Citizen, Sitra

+358 (294) 618 435

anu.manty@sitra.fi

Saara Rimon
Specialist, Sitra

+358 (294) 618 448

saara.rimon@sitra.fi

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