This session from Purpose 2018 examines what it takes to be a responsible entrepreneur in a world that worships high tech, high growth 'unicorns'.

This closing plenary for Purpose 2018 is a BIG conversation about the 'how' behind systemic change, cross-sector collaboration, the anthropocene, transition design & sustainability at the systems level.

'Move fast and break things' was a moto that drove many tech entrepreneurs over the past two decades. Digital technology is now entwined in the most intimate areas of our lives - from hailing rides to searching for love. At what cost has this innovation come? In moving so fast, what did we actually break along the way?

Is technology good or bad for work-life balance? How do we future proof or skill sets and companies? Which jobs will disappear with automation and which will emerge?

Joost Schouten's talk at Purpose 2018 provides an in-depth look at the forces shaping the future of work and what we can do to prepare.

Stuart Anderson is co-inventor of Flow Hive which attracted a record breaking $12million US on Kickstarter.

Eco-warrior Joost Bakker designs buildings that feed people and regenerate cities.

Sara Rickards is the creator of a product which takes waste plastic from our oceans and turns it into 3D-printed prosthetics.

Purpose is a conference like no other. Over the two years we've held Purpose attendees have given it 9.5 stars out of 10 for their overall experience. People have told us it's one of the best events on the planet. But why?!