Ilma Stankeviciute

Doctoral Candidate @Codesign4transitions

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2024 — Present

Doctoral Candidate @Codesign4transitions

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I am part of CoDesign4Transitions - a four-year doctoral network that brings together eight universities in seven countries to carry out original research at the intersection of co-design, democratic innovation and climate transitions.My project \"Facilitating future practices and institutions for just circular transitions\" aims to study and explore how sustainable, niche innovations (micro utopias) can be de-scaled and out-scaled to inspire other people and communities to adapt them to their own ecologies.

EDUCATION

2003 — 2007

Vilniaus universitetas / Vilnius University

Bachelor's degree

2019 — 2020

WildWise

Professional training

2018 — 2018

Schumacher College

Professional training

2020 — 2021

The School of System Change

Profesional training

2016 — 2018

Ashridge Executive Education, Hult International Business School

Master of Science (MSc)

2024 — 2027

Syddansk Universitet - University of Southern Denmark

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

SKILLS

FacilitationManagementProject PlanningStakeholder ManagementMicrosoft WordTeam LeadershipEvent ManagementConstant ContactCustomer ServiceEntrepreneurshipMarket ResearchBusiness StrategyProject ManagementMicrosoft ExcelAction ResearchResearchLeadershipPublic SpeakingMicrosoft OfficeSalesMarketingStakeholder InterviewsStrategic PlanningMicrosoft PowerpointKnowledge GenerationBusiness DevelopmentTeam ManagementMarketing StrategyEconomicsSocial Media

ABOUT ILMA STANKEVICIUTE

Action and Design Researcher | Doctoral candidate with CoDesign4Transitions | Ex - Ellen MacArthur Foundation

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