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The Business School will present insights on real-world application at the Sloane Robinson Building in Bristol. This event marks the opening of the Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus and a 150th anniversary celebration. Admission to the session is free.
Join us to celebrate our 150th anniversary and the opening of Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus with a series of inspiring events.
Join the University of Bristol Business School for a fast-paced and engaging showcase of how our research and practice are shaping the future of business and society. Through a dynamic programme of lightning lectures, our experts will present cutting-edge insights in just five minutes each - making complex ideas accessible, relevant, and impactful.
From innovation and entrepreneurship, to responsible AI, sustainable finance, and food systems, the session highlights the breadth of our work and its real-world application. Talks will include:
'Entrepreneurial identities and migrant women: stories of revival and resilience' by Dr Ketch Adeeko, Lecturer in Strategy and Entrepreneurship
'Feeding the future: food systems in a changing world' by Lucy McCarthy, Associate Professor in Management and Dr Jonathan Beacham, Lecturer in Food Systems Transformation
'Rebel city vs the robots: can Bristol take back control of AI?' by Sue Turner OBE, Professor in Practice (AI and Tech)
'Purposeful leadership pays: why fairness is the profitable option' by Dr Zara Nanu MBE, Professor in Practice (Civic Engagement)
'Whose sky is it?' by Michael Lewis, Professor of Operations Management
You’ll hear how we support female immigrant entrepreneurs, explore the future of sustainable food, and examine how ethical approaches to artificial intelligence are transforming organisations. Our commitment to civic engagement will also be front and centre, reflecting our role in driving positive change locally and globally.
The programme will also feature emerging science and technology research, including drone innovation, demonstrating how new technologies are being applied to business challenges and societal needs.
Whether you’re curious about the future of business, interested in collaboration, or simply keen to be inspired, this session offers a lively introduction to the ideas and innovations shaping tomorrow.
Exploration Zone
You can also visit the Business School at their interactive stand to discover more about research, partnerships and student initiatives, and to meet the people behind the work. You can find them at the Exploration Zone in the Exchange Hall at TQEC between 12 pm and 4:30 pm.
Celebrating 150 years and the opening of TQEC
This event is part of a public programme of events on Saturday 10 October, to celebrate the University of Bristol’s 150th year and the opening of our new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus. The Clifton campus and TQEC will be open throughout the day, with opportunities to explore, discover and celebrate with friends and family. This is a free event and everyone is welcome.
You can see the full programme of events here.
Venue Location: Bill Brown Forum, Sloane Robinson Building, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, Cattle Market Road, Bristol, BS1 6AZ
By registering for this event you agree to abide by our code of conduct.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world takes place on Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 15:00.
Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world is held at Sloane Robinson Building, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus in Bristol (Cattle Market Road, Bristol, BS1 6AZ).
Entry to Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world is free.
Tickets for Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world
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The Business School will present insights on real-world application at the Sloane Robinson Building in Bristol. This event marks the opening of the Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus and a 150th anniversary celebration. Admission to the session is free.
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Join us to celebrate our 150th anniversary and the opening of Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus with a series of inspiring events.
Join the University of Bristol Business School for a fast-paced and engaging showcase of how our research and practice are shaping the future of business and society. Through a dynamic programme of lightning lectures, our experts will present cutting-edge insights in just five minutes each - making complex ideas accessible, relevant, and impactful.
From innovation and entrepreneurship, to responsible AI, sustainable finance, and food systems, the session highlights the breadth of our work and its real-world application. Talks will include:
'Entrepreneurial identities and migrant women: stories of revival and resilience' by Dr Ketch Adeeko, Lecturer in Strategy and Entrepreneurship
'Feeding the future: food systems in a changing world' by Lucy McCarthy, Associate Professor in Management and Dr Jonathan Beacham, Lecturer in Food Systems Transformation
'Rebel city vs the robots: can Bristol take back control of AI?' by Sue Turner OBE, Professor in Practice (AI and Tech)
'Purposeful leadership pays: why fairness is the profitable option' by Dr Zara Nanu MBE, Professor in Practice (Civic Engagement)
'Whose sky is it?' by Michael Lewis, Professor of Operations Management
You’ll hear how we support female immigrant entrepreneurs, explore the future of sustainable food, and examine how ethical approaches to artificial intelligence are transforming organisations. Our commitment to civic engagement will also be front and centre, reflecting our role in driving positive change locally and globally.
The programme will also feature emerging science and technology research, including drone innovation, demonstrating how new technologies are being applied to business challenges and societal needs.
Whether you’re curious about the future of business, interested in collaboration, or simply keen to be inspired, this session offers a lively introduction to the ideas and innovations shaping tomorrow.
Exploration Zone
You can also visit the Business School at their interactive stand to discover more about research, partnerships and student initiatives, and to meet the people behind the work. You can find them at the Exploration Zone in the Exchange Hall at TQEC between 12 pm and 4:30 pm.
Celebrating 150 years and the opening of TQEC
This event is part of a public programme of events on Saturday 10 October, to celebrate the University of Bristol’s 150th year and the opening of our new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus. The Clifton campus and TQEC will be open throughout the day, with opportunities to explore, discover and celebrate with friends and family. This is a free event and everyone is welcome.
You can see the full programme of events here.
Venue Location: Bill Brown Forum, Sloane Robinson Building, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus, Cattle Market Road, Bristol, BS1 6AZ
By registering for this event you agree to abide by our code of conduct.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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Sloane Robinson Building, Temple Quarter Enterprise CampusCattle Market Road, Bristol, BS1 6AZ
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When is Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world?
Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world takes place on Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 15:00.
Where is Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world taking place?
Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world is held at Sloane Robinson Building, Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus in Bristol (Cattle Market Road, Bristol, BS1 6AZ).
How much are tickets for Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world?
Entry to Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world is free.
How do I get tickets for Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world?
Tickets for Impact in action: Business School insights in the real world can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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