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Anna Birney is the co-founder and CEO of the School of System Change,
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Anna Birney on rethinking sustainability, innovation and long-term impact

9 months ago6 months ago11 mins

Anna Birney is the co-founder and CEO of the School of System Change, an international community of changemakers seeking to…

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