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100 ORGANISATIONS

The Rad clif fe 1 0 0 is an invitation - on ly circle of 1 0 0 organisations bro u ght together th ro u gh a sh are d com mitment to edu cation, le ad ership an d the future of Ox ford. It is designed for organisations that value a meaningful association with one of the world’s leading universities, an internationally connected graduate college, and one of Oxford’s most remarkable historic landmarks. At the heart of the Radcliffe 100 is Green Templeton College, a graduate college whose community

spans business, health, policy, social science, entrepreneurship and global leadership. Through participation in the Radcliffe 100, organisations become associated with a college recognised for its interdisciplinary thinking, international outlook and commitment to addressing some of society’s most pressing challenges.

RECOGNITION AND ENGAGEMENT The Radcliffe 100 is intentionally limited to just 100 organisations.

Participation provides a distinctive association with Green Templeton College and supports the future of the Radcliffe Observatory, while creating opportunities to engage with the life of the college through a carefully curated annual programme.

The lecture is followed by an exclusive black-tie dinner with the Principal, providing an opportunity for participating organisations to meet fellow members of the Radcliffe 100 and senior figures from across the college community.

At the centre of the programme is the Radcliffe 100 Lecture, bringing together leading voices from business, research, public policy and innovation to explore the ideas shaping our future.

During the summer, organisations are also invited to a champagne reception at Green Templeton College, celebrating the continued growth of the Radcliffe 100 and the impact of the Observatory project.

RECOGNITION O rga n isatio ns pa r ticipating in The Rad clif fe 1 0 0 will re ceive:

Recognition as one of only 100 organisations participating in the Radcliffe 100.

An invitation for two representatives to attend the annual summer champagne reception.

Regular updates on the progress of the Radcliffe Observatory project and wider college developments.

Inclusion within the Radcliffe 100 installation in the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter.

An invitation for two representatives to attend the annual Radcliffe 100 Lecture.

An invitation for two representatives to attend the annual black-tie dinner with the Principal following the lecture.

RECOGNITION WITHIN THE R ADCLIFFE OBSERVATORY QUARTER As part of their participation in the Radcliffe 100, organisations will be recognised through a permanent installation located within the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter.

The installation will sit within the new public-facing entrance area connecting Green Templeton College to the wider Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, one of the most significant academic developments in Oxford. Positioned between the Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities, the Blavatnik School of Government, the Mathematical Institute and Green Templeton College, the installation occupies a prominent location at the centre of one of Oxford’s most important academic districts.

More than 2,000 people pass through this area each day, including students, academics, researchers, visitors and members of the public from around the world. Recognition will form part of an elegant and conservationsensitive installation inspired by the Observatory’s astronomical heritage, creating a lasting association between participating organisations, the University of Oxford and one of the city’s most significant historic landmarks.

We are proud that Oxford PharmaGenesis is the first member of the Radcliffe 100. For us, its strength lies in bringing together a remarkable group of organisations with a shared connection to Oxford – creating opportunities to meet, exchange ideas and build relationships with one another and with the Green Templeton community. At the same time, we are helping to secure the future of the Radcliffe Observatory, one of Oxford’s great landmarks of discovery. It is a rare opportunity to be part of an exciting new network while supporting something of lasting significance, and we hope many other forward-looking organisations will join us.

Chris Winchester, CEO of Oxford PharmaGenesis and Associate Fellow, Green Templeton College

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A BUILDING OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE Participation in the Radcliffe 100 helps secure the future of the Radcliffe Observatory. Completed in 1794, the Observatory is one of Oxford’s most iconic landmarks and one of the finest surviving eighteenth-century observatories in Europe. For more than 250 years it has been associated with scientific discovery, medical research and the advancement of knowledge. Only 2.5% of England’s listed buildings are designated Grade I, a status reserved for buildings of

exceptional architectural or historic interest. The Radcliffe Observatory is one of them. Today, Green Templeton College is undertaking an ambitious programme of conservation and renewal to ensure that the building continues to serve future generations. Essential works are now required to secure its future, improve accessibility and strengthen its role as the heart of college life.

PARTICIPATION Participation in the Radcliffe 100 is secured through a one-off philanthropic contribution of £15,000.

Over the following seven years, organisations will become part of a distinctive circle associated with Green Templeton College, the University of Oxford and the future of the Radcliffe Observatory. Their support will be recognised through the Radcliffe 100 installation and through invitations to the annual programme of Radcliffe 100 events.

Only 100 organisations will be invited to participate

O N LY 1 0 0 O R G A N I S AT I O N S W I L L B E R E C O G N I S E D T H RO U G H T H E RAD C L I F F E 1 0 0.

To discuss membership and early Involvement, please contact: M A R E N F LO R E N Z H E A D OF D E V E LO P M E N T maren.f lorenz@gtc.ox.ac.uk +441865 274767