Through practical examples and inspirations of environmental resource art, you will learn about a circular BCP (Business Continuity Plan) that considers both "peacetime and emergency situations" when it comes to materials such as scraps and supplies from your own company. Based on real-world experiences and problem-solving thinking when utilizing resources, this 75-minute session uses a card game to help you understand your company's resources and guide them with artistic ideas to reduce the cost of BCP development.

■ Program:
1. Environmental resources for sustainable BCP development
2. Utilization of carbonized resources through education and art
3. Utilization of metal resources through education and art
4. Learning about circular business continuity planning (BCP) and sustainable cost reduction through card games.

■Speaker:
Nobumoto Kajiwara (Tadon Art/TMTunicoaching)
After gaining management experience in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry, she now engages in activities that address energy resources, rural culture, disaster prevention, frailty prevention, and school absenteeism (leave of absence) through environmental art using recycled charcoal briquettes.

Masayuki Mita (TINKER)
Having worked in mechanical engineering and the floristry industry, he expresses the process of trial and error through metal art (roses), based on the idea of ​​"making do with the technology, materials, and ideas we have now" that he has developed from the fusion of these two fields. In university lectures and workshops, he is engaged in activities to pass on "creativity, adaptability, and creative problem-solving," which are also relevant to BCP (Business Continuity Plan) development, to the next generation.

■Organizer: Osaka ATC Green Eco Plaza Executive Committee (Osaka City, Asia Pacific Trade Center Co., Ltd., Nikkei Inc.)