2 Important Things I Learned From 'Monaco Power of Positive Impact Summit'

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Back in April, I attended an online Monaco Power or Positive Impact Summit.  The reason for doing this is that I wanted to brush up knowledge of Monaco and the Monegasque people.  So I joined online and these are the two things I learned:

The first point was from a talk by Professor Tim Flannery, head of Australia's first climate change commission, who spoke about the bushfires that have ravaged many areas of Australia.  The consequences of these bushfires was the sad decrease of the population of koalas.  The Fondation of Prince Albert II de Monaco donated funds to 'establishing a koala insurance population for Australia'.  It is incredible and admirable that Prince Albert's foundation is helping Australia to re-establish it's koala population including precious wild and sea life around the world.

​The second point I learned watching the online summit, was in regards to the exhibition - 'Grace Kelly - Style Icon.' This was organised by Andrew Cannon, Honorary Consul of Monaco, Grimaldi Forum and the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.  This once in a life-time exhibition was seen by over 135,000 people and injected over 17 million dollar to a beautiful country town of Bendigo, approximately 2 hours out of Melbourne.  The organisers, worked tirelessly to bring an exhibition of the late Grace Kelly outfits, to share her personal style as a mother, actress and princess.

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