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Stockholm Climate Week – Food & Agriculture

Rewatch broadcast – April 18

Welcome to the first day of Stockholm Climate Week! Join us as we explore how regenerative agriculture and nature-based solutions can help solve the climate crisis. We will also talk about the power of green local governance, and the need to move beyond GDP as a measurement of prosperity. In our finance session, a panel of experts will discuss how greenwashing must be replaced by honesty and transparency to accelerate sustainable change.

April 18

Live today

11:00–11:30 CEST — Opening session

Join us for the opening session of day 1 of Stockholm Climate Week.

Speakers:

  • Nick Nuttall, Host, Strategic Communications Director, We Don't Have Time
  • Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson, Host, We Don't Have Time
  • Ingmar Rentzhog, Founder & CEO, We Don't Have Time
  • Karin Wanngård, Mayor of Stockholm

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers: 

11:30–12:30 CEST — Green local governance

The town of Mariestad, Sweden, is one of the leading municipalities in effecting green local innovation. Listen to their story of how they turned around and formulated a vision for the future that is fully aligned with the global transformation to net-zero.

Speakers:

  • Susanné Wallner, Vice VD, Restart Earth and former Head of Industry, Mariestad Kommun
  • Gösta Lindmark, Sustainability strategist, Mariestad Kommun
  • Edvin Skogholm Sanne, Game Designer, University of Skövde
  • Iris Casado, Illustrator and 2D artist, University of Skövde
  • Maria Gustavsson, Urban Development Strategist, Mariestad Kommun
  • Elise Grosse, Head of sustainability, Sweco Architects Sweden
  • Claes Kollberg, CTO and founder, CemVision
  • Pär Larshans, Director of Sustainability, Ragn-Sells
  • Karin Svensson, Chief Sustainability Officer, Volvo Group
  • Henrik Brodin, Head of Energy, Södra
  • Malin Olsson Lundqvist, Member of the municipal board in Mariestad, Municipality of Mariestad

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

12:30–13:15 CEST — Lunch & Screening of Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops & interview with Bonnie Waltch

Subtitled in 20 languages and narrated by Richard Gere, Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops is a series of five short films, featuring twelve leading climate scientists, that explores how human-caused emissions are triggering nature’s own warming loops.
Watch an interview with Senior Producer and Writer Bonnie Waltch and the 3 first parts: Introduction, Forests and Permafrost.

Speaker: Bonnie Waltch, Senior Producer and Writer Northern Light Productions

Rewatch the documentary: feedbackloopsclimate.com

Lunch sponsor: WWF

Organizers: 

13:15–14:15 CEST — Time for Action: Business and the Biodiversity Crisis

Ecosystems are facing severe challenges, and with more than half of the global economy dependent on healthy ecosystems, the preservation of biodiversity has become a crucial concern for businesses. Join us for a session to learn more about the status of the planet, and the role that business can – and need to – play. We will highlight coming policy initiatives and how they relate to business, demonstrate new business tools for biodiversity action and interact with businesses that are making exciting progress in the field.

Speakers:

  • Alexandre Antonelli, Director of Science, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
  • Camilla Välimaa, Expert Business & Biodiversity, WWF Sweden
  • Helena Allard, Sustainability Innovator, Axfood
  • Jaco Du Toit, Biodiversity & Policy Manager, WWF and H&M Group Partnership, WWF
  • Rebecca Watkins, Global Production and Sustainability Manager, Gina Tricot
  • Guido Broekhoven, Head, Policy Research and Development, WWF International

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

14:15–14:45 CEST — Regenerative agriculture for sustainable food systems, part I

Transforming the way we grow food and how we eat is a crucial part to achieve the Paris goals. This requires whole new methods and practices where the way we grow food regenerate nature and secure our food supplies. Listen to leaders in this field give their perspectives.

Speakers:

  • Olga Grönvall Lund, Founder and General Secretary, Reformaten
  • Chris Armitage, CEO, Global EverGreening Alliance
  • Susanné Wallner, COO, Restart Earth, and former business manager, Mariestad Municipality
  • Guus ter Haar, Chief Operation Officer, reNature

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

14:45–15:15 CEST — Circularity in complex production

The manufacturing sector needs to reduce their emissions faster to be in line with the Paris agreement, and for this we need to rethink our production processes. In this session, Volvo Cars and Tacton discuss how emissions can be reduced in complex manufacturing processes involving many parts and different materials. How do we make these processes circular with low emissions?

Speakers: 

  • Bo Gyldenvang, CEO,Tacton
  • Owain Griffiths, Head of Circular Economy, Volvo Cars
  • Stephanie Smith, Director, Global Product Sustainability, Xylem

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

15:15–16:00 CEST — Fika & Screening of Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops

Subtitled in 20 languages and narrated by Richard Gere, Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops is a series of five short films, featuring twelve leading climate scientists, that explores how human-caused emissions are triggering nature’s own warming loops.
Watch parts 4 and 5: Atmosphere and Albedo.

Rewatch the documentary: feedbackloopsclimate.com

Organizers:

16:00–17:00 CEST — No more greenwashing – toward an honest approach to green products and finance

New laws are under discussion in the European Union and the United Kingdom to reduce greenwashing and deal with companies making misleading claims about the environmental benefits of their products. At the same time, the finance sector needs to step in to make companies report more honestly about their climate action and to build a more honest and transparent future. Join us as we explore these pressing issues at Stockholm Climate Week.

Speakers:

  • Lucas Boudet, Director General, European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA)
  • George Harding-Rolls, Campaign Manager, Changing Markets Foundation
  • Johnny White, Lawyer, Accountable Corporations, ClientEarth
  • Johanna Lundgren Gestlöf, Head of Sustainability, SPP/Storebrand
  • Steve Waygood, Chief Responsible Investment Officer, Aviva Investors
  • Ingmar Rentzhog, CEO & Founder, We Don't Have Time
  • Steve Smith, Managing Director, Bankers without Boundaries

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

17:00–17:30 CEST — Transition to plant-centric food systems for healthier planet and people

Climate change is among the greatest threats to public health, food security, ecosystems, and the economy. Radical measures are urgently needed to prevent further global warming and the food system is one of the areas where interventions are needed most. Current food system activities produce about one third of all global greenhouse gas emissions and of this about a half come from the livestock sector. The planet calls for a plant-centric shift to much more sustainable food systems - and so do a lot of the consumers. This provides a lot of opportunities to change the way we produce our food. It is the “wow, no cow” change.

Join us as we explore the drivers and opportunities for change and how we will make it happen in our time.

Speakers:

  • Cecilia McAleavey, Director of Sustainable Eating and Public Affairs, Oatly
  • Gustav Johansson, Blogger and cookbook author, Jävligt Gott
  • David Bryngelsson, CEO & Founder, CarbonCloud
  • Maria Smith, Secretary General, Axfoundation

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

17:30–18:00 CEST — Accelerating regenerative agriculture and nature-based solutions through finance and policy

Given depletion of the Earth’s natural resources, including forests and farmlands, regenerative practices that improve nutrient efficiency and recycling, diversify farming systems and agro-biodiversity, enhance soil health, and restore landscapes and associated ecosystem services, thereby increasing farmers and local communities’ livelihoods, improving resilience and global nutrition, are fundamental for scaling. Locally led scalable innovation, financing models and policy support would significantly contribute to climate change adaptation and mitigation.

This panel seeks to amplify CGI’s commitment-makers who are driving tangible near-term action with the intent to inspire new efforts, as well as, accelerate and scale ongoing action in this domain.

Speakers:

  • Mayuri Ghosh, Director, Climate Resilience & Sustainability, Clinton Global Initiative
  • Katarina Kahlmann, Chief Program Officer, TechnoServe
  • Emma Dennis, Senior Manager for Sustainable Agriculture and Global Impact, Better Cotton Initiative
  • Neelam Chhiber, Co-Founder & Managing Trustee, Industree Foundation

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

18:00–18:30 CEST — Beyond Growth

Join us as we explore new ways of thinking about economic and social progress in the European Union and beyond. In this session, we challenge conventional policy-making in the European Union and redefine societal goals, in order to move away from the harmful focus on economic growth – that is, the growth of GDP – as the basis of our development model.

Speakers:

  • Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Co-President, The Club of Rome
  • Anuna de Weaver Van des Heyden, Climate Activist

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

18:30–19:00 CEST — Regenerative agriculture for sustainable food systems, part II

Transforming the way we grow food and how we eat is a crucial part to achieve the Paris goals. This requires whole new methods and practices where the way we grow food regenerate nature and secure our food supplies. Listen to leaders in this field give their perspectives.

Speakers:

  • Starry Sprenkle-Hyppolite, PhD Senior Director, Restoration Science, Conservation International
  • Ethan Soloviev, Chief Innovation Officer, HowGood
  • Nicola Renison, British farmer, Cannerheugh Farm
  • Jennifer Clapp, Professor, School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability, University of Waterloo & member, IPES food

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

19:00–19:30 CEST — Anger and optimism about the future

Join us for a world premiere of renown actor Peter Stormare and the song Screw You, a collaboration between Peter Stormare and We Don't Have Time to create a musical message to the ones destroying nature. This performance will be followed by a message about the importance of optimism in time of climate crisis.

Speakers:

  • Peter Stormare
  • Mathias Sundin, Co-founder & CEO, Warp News

Organizers:


19:30–20:00 CEST — UNDP at Stockholm Climate Week – Climate action and sustainable development

The United Nations Development Programme is bringing together notable experts to make sense of the most pressing climate concerns of our times. The session aims to focus on ways to achieve sustainable development, including nature-based solutions and change in the realm of food and agriculture. Looking at knowledge as a key driver of change, we will present a collective action research project taken to classrooms via a game that explores individual and collective actions with regards to overfishing. 

Speakers:

  • Sonia Tan, UNDP Global Campaigns Team, UNDP
  • Åsa Löfgren, Associate Professor in Economics, University of Gothenburg, and Visiting Professor at Luleå University of Technology
  • Sverker Carlsson Jagers, Professor in Political Science at University of Gothenburg, Zennström Professor of Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University, and director of CeCAR (Centre for Collective Action Research)

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

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April 18

11:00–11:30 CEST — Opening session

Join us for the opening session of day 1 of Stockholm Climate Week.

Speakers:

  • Nick Nuttall, Host, Strategic Communications Director, We Don't Have Time
  • Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson, Host, We Don't Have Time
  • Ingmar Rentzhog, Founder & CEO, We Don't Have Time
  • Karin Wanngård, Mayor of Stockholm

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers: 

11:30–12:30 CEST — Green local governance

The town of Mariestad, Sweden, is one of the leading municipalities in effecting green local innovation. Listen to their story of how they turned around and formulated a vision for the future that is fully aligned with the global transformation to net-zero.

Speakers:

  • Susanné Wallner, Vice VD, Restart Earth and former Head of Industry, Mariestad Kommun
  • Gösta Lindmark, Sustainability strategist, Mariestad Kommun
  • Edvin Skogholm Sanne, Game Designer, University of Skövde
  • Iris Casado, Illustrator and 2D artist, University of Skövde
  • Maria Gustavsson, Urban Development Strategist, Mariestad Kommun
  • Elise Grosse, Head of sustainability, Sweco Architects Sweden
  • Claes Kollberg, CTO and founder, CemVision
  • Pär Larshans, Director of Sustainability, Ragn-Sells
  • Karin Svensson, Chief Sustainability Officer, Volvo Group
  • Henrik Brodin, Head of Energy, Södra
  • Malin Olsson Lundqvist, Member of the municipal board in Mariestad, Municipality of Mariestad

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

12:30–13:15 CEST — Lunch & Screening of Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops & interview with Bonnie Waltch

Subtitled in 20 languages and narrated by Richard Gere, Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops is a series of five short films, featuring twelve leading climate scientists, that explores how human-caused emissions are triggering nature’s own warming loops.
Watch an interview with Senior Producer and Writer Bonnie Waltch and the 3 first parts: Introduction, Forests and Permafrost.

Speaker: Bonnie Waltch, Senior Producer and Writer Northern Light Productions

Rewatch the documentary: feedbackloopsclimate.com

Lunch sponsor: WWF

Organizers: 

13:15–14:15 CEST — Time for Action: Business and the Biodiversity Crisis

Ecosystems are facing severe challenges, and with more than half of the global economy dependent on healthy ecosystems, the preservation of biodiversity has become a crucial concern for businesses. Join us for a session to learn more about the status of the planet, and the role that business can – and need to – play. We will highlight coming policy initiatives and how they relate to business, demonstrate new business tools for biodiversity action and interact with businesses that are making exciting progress in the field.

Speakers:

  • Alexandre Antonelli, Director of Science, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
  • Camilla Välimaa, Expert Business & Biodiversity, WWF Sweden
  • Helena Allard, Sustainability Innovator, Axfood
  • Jaco Du Toit, Biodiversity & Policy Manager, WWF and H&M Group Partnership, WWF
  • Rebecca Watkins, Global Production and Sustainability Manager, Gina Tricot
  • Guido Broekhoven, Head, Policy Research and Development, WWF International

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

14:15–14:45 CEST — Regenerative agriculture for sustainable food systems, part I

Transforming the way we grow food and how we eat is a crucial part to achieve the Paris goals. This requires whole new methods and practices where the way we grow food regenerate nature and secure our food supplies. Listen to leaders in this field give their perspectives.

Speakers:

  • Olga Grönvall Lund, Founder and General Secretary, Reformaten
  • Chris Armitage, CEO, Global EverGreening Alliance
  • Susanné Wallner, COO, Restart Earth, and former business manager, Mariestad Municipality
  • Guus ter Haar, Chief Operation Officer, reNature

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

14:45–15:15 CEST — Circularity in complex production

The manufacturing sector needs to reduce their emissions faster to be in line with the Paris agreement, and for this we need to rethink our production processes. In this session, Volvo Cars and Tacton discuss how emissions can be reduced in complex manufacturing processes involving many parts and different materials. How do we make these processes circular with low emissions?

Speakers: 

  • Bo Gyldenvang, CEO,Tacton
  • Owain Griffiths, Head of Circular Economy, Volvo Cars
  • Stephanie Smith, Director, Global Product Sustainability, Xylem

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

15:15–16:00 CEST — Fika & Screening of Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops

Subtitled in 20 languages and narrated by Richard Gere, Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops is a series of five short films, featuring twelve leading climate scientists, that explores how human-caused emissions are triggering nature’s own warming loops.
Watch parts 4 and 5: Atmosphere and Albedo.

Rewatch the documentary: feedbackloopsclimate.com

Organizers:

16:00–17:00 CEST — No more greenwashing – toward an honest approach to green products and finance

New laws are under discussion in the European Union and the United Kingdom to reduce greenwashing and deal with companies making misleading claims about the environmental benefits of their products. At the same time, the finance sector needs to step in to make companies report more honestly about their climate action and to build a more honest and transparent future. Join us as we explore these pressing issues at Stockholm Climate Week.

Speakers:

  • Lucas Boudet, Director General, European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA)
  • George Harding-Rolls, Campaign Manager, Changing Markets Foundation
  • Johnny White, Lawyer, Accountable Corporations, ClientEarth
  • Johanna Lundgren Gestlöf, Head of Sustainability, SPP/Storebrand
  • Steve Waygood, Chief Responsible Investment Officer, Aviva Investors
  • Ingmar Rentzhog, CEO & Founder, We Don't Have Time
  • Steve Smith, Managing Director, Bankers without Boundaries

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

17:00–17:30 CEST — Transition to plant-centric food systems for healthier planet and people

Climate change is among the greatest threats to public health, food security, ecosystems, and the economy. Radical measures are urgently needed to prevent further global warming and the food system is one of the areas where interventions are needed most. Current food system activities produce about one third of all global greenhouse gas emissions and of this about a half come from the livestock sector. The planet calls for a plant-centric shift to much more sustainable food systems - and so do a lot of the consumers. This provides a lot of opportunities to change the way we produce our food. It is the “wow, no cow” change.

Join us as we explore the drivers and opportunities for change and how we will make it happen in our time.

Speakers:

  • Cecilia McAleavey, Director of Sustainable Eating and Public Affairs, Oatly
  • Gustav Johansson, Blogger and cookbook author, Jävligt Gott
  • David Bryngelsson, CEO & Founder, CarbonCloud
  • Maria Smith, Secretary General, Axfoundation

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

17:30–18:00 CEST — Accelerating regenerative agriculture and nature-based solutions through finance and policy

Given depletion of the Earth’s natural resources, including forests and farmlands, regenerative practices that improve nutrient efficiency and recycling, diversify farming systems and agro-biodiversity, enhance soil health, and restore landscapes and associated ecosystem services, thereby increasing farmers and local communities’ livelihoods, improving resilience and global nutrition, are fundamental for scaling. Locally led scalable innovation, financing models and policy support would significantly contribute to climate change adaptation and mitigation.

This panel seeks to amplify CGI’s commitment-makers who are driving tangible near-term action with the intent to inspire new efforts, as well as, accelerate and scale ongoing action in this domain.

Speakers:

  • Mayuri Ghosh, Director, Climate Resilience & Sustainability, Clinton Global Initiative
  • Katarina Kahlmann, Chief Program Officer, TechnoServe
  • Emma Dennis, Senior Manager for Sustainable Agriculture and Global Impact, Better Cotton Initiative
  • Neelam Chhiber, Co-Founder & Managing Trustee, Industree Foundation

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

18:00–18:30 CEST — Beyond Growth

Join us as we explore new ways of thinking about economic and social progress in the European Union and beyond. In this session, we challenge conventional policy-making in the European Union and redefine societal goals, in order to move away from the harmful focus on economic growth – that is, the growth of GDP – as the basis of our development model.

Speakers:

  • Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Co-President, The Club of Rome
  • Anuna de Weaver Van des Heyden, Climate Activist

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

18:30–19:00 CEST — Regenerative agriculture for sustainable food systems, part II

Transforming the way we grow food and how we eat is a crucial part to achieve the Paris goals. This requires whole new methods and practices where the way we grow food regenerate nature and secure our food supplies. Listen to leaders in this field give their perspectives.

Speakers:

  • Starry Sprenkle-Hyppolite, PhD Senior Director, Restoration Science, Conservation International
  • Ethan Soloviev, Chief Innovation Officer, HowGood
  • Nicola Renison, British farmer, Cannerheugh Farm
  • Jennifer Clapp, Professor, School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability, University of Waterloo & member, IPES food

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

19:00–19:30 CEST — Anger and optimism about the future

Join us for a world premiere of renown actor Peter Stormare and the song Screw You, a collaboration between Peter Stormare and We Don't Have Time to create a musical message to the ones destroying nature. This performance will be followed by a message about the importance of optimism in time of climate crisis.

Speakers:

  • Peter Stormare
  • Mathias Sundin, Co-founder & CEO, Warp News

Organizers:


19:30–20:00 CEST — UNDP at Stockholm Climate Week – Climate action and sustainable development

The United Nations Development Programme is bringing together notable experts to make sense of the most pressing climate concerns of our times. The session aims to focus on ways to achieve sustainable development, including nature-based solutions and change in the realm of food and agriculture. Looking at knowledge as a key driver of change, we will present a collective action research project taken to classrooms via a game that explores individual and collective actions with regards to overfishing. 

Speakers:

  • Sonia Tan, UNDP Global Campaigns Team, UNDP
  • Åsa Löfgren, Associate Professor in Economics, University of Gothenburg, and Visiting Professor at Luleå University of Technology
  • Sverker Carlsson Jagers, Professor in Political Science at University of Gothenburg, Zennström Professor of Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University, and director of CeCAR (Centre for Collective Action Research)

How to participate: From SPACE arena and online

Organizers:

Stockholm Climate Week – Food & Agriculture

Hosts

Nick Nuttall

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Host, Strategic Communications Director, We Don't Have Time

Previously with the Times Newspaper London, the U.N. Environment, and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, Nick was the Director of Communications and Spokesperson for the Paris Agreement of 2015. More recently, he has served as the Director of Communications for the Global Climate Action Summit that took place in San Francisco in September 2018.

https://www.earthday.org

Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson

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SE
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Host, We Don't Have Time

Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson is an expert moderator, lecturer, and devoted workshop leader in facilitating sustainable development. Catarina moderates for the EU Commission, the Swedish Government, corporations, local municipalities, and universities. She is also content director at A Sustainable Tomorrow and co-founder of the global climate NGO Our Kids´Climate.

Dr. Sweta Chakraborty

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Climate Behavioral Scientist, CEO of North America, We Don't Have Time

Dr. Sweta Chakraborty is the CEO of North America, We Don’t Have Time. She is a partner at Pioneer Public Affairs. She is also the founder and principal of Adapt to Thrive, a venture that seeks to better inform individuals, businesses, and government entities on the complex, interconnected challenges, such as food insecurity and disease, already existing and emerging from a warming planet.

http://swetachakraborty.com

Speakers

Karin Wanngård

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SE
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Mayor of Stockholm

Karin Wanngård is the Mayor of Stockholm, representing the Social Democratic party. This is her second mandate on the post, also claiming it from 2014-2018. Wanngård’s political focus is to make Stockholm an equal, green, and open city for all. With a bold goal to make Stockholm climate neutral by 2030, Wanngård takes lead to put Stockholm at the forefront of the climate transition.

Steve Waygood

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UK
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Chief Responsible Investment, Aviva Investors

Steve has always been fascinated by the power of money to change the world. He has worked for Aviva Investors for the last 15 years where he founded its Global Responsible Investment team as well as its Sustainable Finance Centre for Excellence, which seeks to transform capital markets so that they become more sustainable. He also co-founded the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark, the World Benchmarking Alliance, and the UN Sustainable Stock Exchange Initiative. Steve started his career at WWF-UK in 1995, where he worked on its own ethical and environmental investment policy. He has subsequently advised the UK Government, the European Commission, the Financial Stability Board and the UN on the creation of sustainable capital markets. Steve was appointed to the European Commission High-Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance, and the UK Green Finance Taskforce, and is also a member of the Financial Stability Board Taskforce on Climate Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD). He was highlighted by the Financial Times in 2018 as being one of the warriors of climate change among Money Managers.

Owain Griffiths

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Head of Circular Economy, Volvo Cars

I lead global strategy on circular economy and the development of the roadmap and action plan to achieve our vision of becoming a circular business.

Johnny White

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NL
)
Lawyer, Accountable Corporations, ClientEarth

Johnny has led ClientEarth’s work on legal accountability for greenwashing since 2020. Before that, he was a senior commercial litigation lawyer at the international law firm Clifford Chance.

Åsa Löfgren

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Åsa Löfgren, Associate Professor in Economics, University of Gothenburg, and Visiting Professor at Luleå University of Technology.

Åsa Löfgren is Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg. Löfgren is an expert in the area of climate economics; in particular, she has focused on climate change and behavioral economics. She is particularly interested in the effect and design of policy instruments, fairness, and industrial investment behavior, such as firms' carbon-reduction investment behavior in response to climate strategies. Löfgren has published numerous articles in international peer-reviewed journals, as well as book chapters, policy papers and reports.

Sverker Carlsson Jagers

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Sverker Carlsson Jagers, Professor in Political Science at University of Gothenburg

Sverker C. Jagers is a researcher and lecturer at the Department of Political Science, Göteborg University. His research interests include green political theory, international relations, environmental public opinion, and environmental management. He is also the Director of CeCAR (Centre for Collective Action Research).

Katarina Kahlmann

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SE
)
Chief Program Officer Organization, TechnoServe

Katarina leads TechnoServe's efforts across 30 countries to design, test, and scale solutions that restore nature and mitigate climate change while improving the livelihoods of small-scale farmers and entrepreneurs--and the communities that count on them. She draws on more than 15 years of experience in the private and nonprofit sectors leading impactful partnerships in Africa, Latin America, and South Asia.

Mayuri Ghosh

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US
)
Director, Climate Resilience & Sustainability, Clinton Global Initiative

Senior leader with broad international experience, driving strategic client engagements with leaders from business, government, international organizations, NGOs, and academia on Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) efforts. Strong focus on environmental sustainability & climate, health & well-being, and inclusive growth. Previously worked at the World Economic Forum (10 years) and the Earth Institute at Columbia University (2 years) in New York, and private sector in India (5 years) across rural and urban markets.

Neelam Chhiber

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Co-Founder & Managing Trustee, Industree Foundation

Neelam Chhiber is the Co-founder of Industree Foundation and Mother Earth. Neelam’s deep experience with enterprise growth models built on all kinds of impact capital- equity, debt, and philanthropy, makes her a strong proponent of Innovative Finance, as defined by the local needs of communities on the ground.

Iris Casado

 (
ES
)
Illustrator and 2D artist, University of Skövde

Iris Casado studied illustration back in Spain, and then Game Development - 2d Graphics at University of Skövde. She is currently working on her thesis for the Master's program Digital Narration and Games, also at University of Skövde.

Johanna Lundgren Gestlöf

 (
SE
)
Head of sustainability, SPP / Storebrand Sverige

Johanna Lundgren Gestlöf is Head of Sustainability at SPP – one of Sweden’s largest pension providers. Johanna holds a MSc in Economics from Stockholm School of Economics and has previous experience from strategy consulting at Qvartz (today part of Bain), and from being political advisor to the party leader of the Centre Party.

Edvin Skogsholm Sanne

 (
SE
)
Game Designer, Skövde University

Game Designer with passion for strategy games and board games.

Henrik Brodin

 (
SE
)
Head of Energy, Södra

Mr Brodin is Head of Energy at the forest company Södra and Program Director of the group de-carbonization program aiming to be net zero 2040. He is also member of the board of Bioenergy Europe and the advanced biofuel company Silva Green Fuel.

Malin Olsson Lundqvist

 (
SE
)
Member of the municipal board in Mariestad, Municipality of Mariestad

Lives and are engaged as an elected official in the municipality of Mariestad. Works since 20 years as a rural developer and community planner.

Emma Dennis

 (
)
Senior Manager for Sustainable Agriculture and Global Impact, Better Cotton Initiative

Emma is part of the global programmes team, supporting the evolution of a global approach to capacity building that can deliver impact at scale. She is responsible for the development of the soil health and smallholder livelihoods 2030 targets areas. Before joining Better Cotton in 2020, she trained and worked as an agronomist and led the technical team at a rural development organization seeking to reduce poverty in East Africa through engagement with smallholders.

Gösta Lindmark

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SE
)
Sustainability strategist

I have been working in Swedish municipalitys for many years. Most of the time my labor have included environmental issues of all kinds from health protection to control of large industries concerning their emissions and other impacts on our air and water. During the last year I have been assigned the task as a Sustainable strategist in Mariestad and that includes following the development of our Pre-School “Kronoparken” which in my knowledge is the one and only that can be self sufficient with green energy from hydrogen.

Elise Grosse

 (
SE
)
Head of sustainability, Sweco Architects Sweden

Elise Grosse works in the forefront of development for the sustainable built environment at Sweco Architects, Sweden and has a Master’s in architecture, Building Biologist IBN and part-time Ph. D doctorate in multi-disciplinary co-creation. Elise has an international working background with an extensive international network of people with the same interest. Her ingenuity, great initiative, and strong belief in collaboration, has made her an expert in facilitating teams in developing innovative solutions - digital tools and new partnerships, accelerating the green transition of the built environment.

Bonnie Waltch

 (
US
)
Senior Producer and Writer, Northern Light Productions

Bonnie Waltch is the award-winning senior producer and writer of the one-hour PBS and international broadcast documentary, Earth Emergency, and series of five short films, Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops, narrated by Richard Gere. She has worked for a variety of television science series such as NOVA, Scientific American Frontiers, and Discover Magazine. She has also produced, directed, and written media for museum exhibits around the U.S.

Alexandre Antonelli

 (
SA
)
Director of Science, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew

Antonelli’s passion is nature, and his mission mirrors that of Royal Botanic Gardens Kew’s: to understand and protect biodiversity for the well-being of people and the future of all life on Earth. To this end, he studies the distribution, evolution, threats, and sustainable uses of species and develops methods to speed up scientific discovery and innovation. Antonelli has published over 200 peer-reviewed scientific articles and book chapters, received multiple awards and recognitions for his work, and in 2022, his first popular science book “The Hidden Universe – Adventures in Biodiversity”, was published in several countries and languages.

Camilla Välimaa

 (
SE
)
Expert Business & Biodiversity, WWF Sweden

Camilla Välimaa has 20 years of supporting sustainable transformation of businesses in Sweden and internationally, as sustainability director at the Lantmännen group and as senior advisor at the Natural Step. Välimaa is an educated agronomist with focus on sustainability, based in earth system science including Framework for Strategic Sustainable Development (FSSD) and planetary boundaries. She currently holds a position as Deputy Director Markets & Finance at WWF Sweden, where she has been since 2017.

Jaco Du Toit

 (
SA
)
Biodiversity & Policy Manager, WWF and H&M Group Partnership, WWF

Jaco served as policy lead for WWF’s international climate team in the lead up to the Paris agreement and as interim executive director for Business for Nature during its establishment. He has worked directly on translating global biodiversity and climate policy for companies through the Science Based Targets initiative and in his current role supporting H&M Group on biodiversity action.

Helena Allard

 (
SE
)
Sustainability Innovator, Axfood

Agronomist and former Sustainability manager at Sigill Kvalitetssystem.

Pär Larshans

 (
SE
)
Director of Sustainability, Ragn-Sells

Pär is an award winner in communication, social sustainability, and intrapreneurship, listed multiple times by Trust Across America as one of the Top Thought Leaders in Trust. He is the current appointed expert for setting environmental targets for sea and coastal regions in Sweden and for the coalition group for climate-neutral Swedish industry by 2045.

Starry Sprenkle-Hyppolite, PhD

 (
)
Senior Director, Restoration Science, Conservation International

Dr. Sprenkle-Hyppolite is a restoration ecologist from California specializing in tree restoration and agroforestry and was a contributor to the Exponential Roadmap for Natural Climate Solutions chapters on Climate Smart Farming and Grazing. Starry is the Senior Director of Restoration Science Conservation International (CI) and collaborates closely with The Nature Conservancy on agroforestry as a Natural Climate Solution. She leads CI’s approach to tree restoration monitoring, collaborating with the World Resources Institute. She is a Professor of Practice at Arizona State University, and holds a PhD from UC Davis.

Rebecca Watkins

 (
SE
)
Global Production and Sustainability Manager, Gina Tricot

Rebecca Watkins has thorough experience from working with sustainability in the textile industry, with brands such as Gina Tricot and Blåkläder. Watkins has studied fields such as textile technology, marketing and industrial ecology. Currently, she holds a position as Global Production and Sustainability Manager at Gina Tricot, where she has been working since 2012.

Guido Broekhoven

 (
NL
)
Head, Policy Research and Development, WWF International

Senior natural resources management advisor and programme manager with local, regional and global experience of nature conservation, policy and green governance. Currently leads WWF’s policy research and development team, which provides analysis of geo-political and policy trends to inform WWF’s conservation strategy. Leads WWF delegations to international fora such as the Convention on Biological Diversity.

David Bryngelsson

 (
)
CEO & Founder, CarbonCloud

PhD David Bryngelsson has been CEO of CarbonCloud since its inception and has successfully taken the company through the bootstrapping phase the way up to backing of international venture capital and the mission of changing how the global food industry thinks about food and climate. With a deep understanding of the details in the science behind climate change and food production combined with a business mind he has a unique ability to package the science in ways to make it available and relevant for the food industry. Before CarbonCloud, David worked as researcher on climate change mitigation at Chalmers University of Technology for 8 years.

Nicola Renison

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UK
)
Farmer

Nicola Renison farms with her husband Reno in Cumbria, Northern England. The daughter of dairy farmers, Nic grew up within the conventional, high production ag environment, growing food with little thought of the environment, ‘it just wasn’t on our radar’. It wasn’t until in 2012 when the Renison’s started farming their own land they started to think more regeneratively, this wasn’t because they wanted to save the world it was because they needed to pay the bills! The last ten years have been a journey of both practical ‘re-learning’ and a total change in mindset, they now farm 80 beef cattle who are 100% grass fed, with laying hens following the cows around in an ‘egg mobile’, also a handful of woodland pigs. No artificial fertilisers and sprays have been used for seven years, this along with extended rest periods for the grasslands, planting of hedges and tree the farm’s eco-system is well and truly thriving. Nicola and Reno are also founding members of ‘Carbon Calling’ a regenerative farming conference in the North of England.

Jennifer Clapp

 (
CA
)
Professor, School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability, University of Waterloo & member, IPES food

Jennifer Clapp is a Canada Research Chair in Global Food Security and Sustainability and Professor in the School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability at the University of Waterloo, Canada. She has published widely on the political economy of food security and sustainability in a global context. She is currently Vice-Chair of the Steering Committee of the High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the United Nations Committee on World Food Security and a member of the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food).

Guus ter Haar

 (
NL
)
Chief Operation Officer, reNature

Guus is reNature’s COO, in charge of structure and smooth global operations for the regenerative agriculture scale up. With an academic background in business and science, Guus has 10+ years of experience in sustainability strategy and has worked intensively in sustainable agriculture.

Ethan Soloviev

 (
US
)
Chief Innovation Officer, HowGood

Ethan is a farmer and the Chief Innovation Officer at HowGood, the Sustainability Intelligence Platform. He manages innovation partnerships with Fortune 500 Brands, Retailers, and Suppliers through the world's largest product sustainability database, which covers 247 impact attributes across 33,000 unique ingredients and 2 million+ UPCs. Ethan leads HowGood's Regenerative Innovation working groups and is the author of Regenerative Enterprise and the Levels of Regenerative Agriculture.

Olga Grönvall Lund

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SE
)
Founder and General Secretary of non-profit organisation Reformaten

Olga Grönvall Lund is a Swedish entrepreneur who has worked with food-related projects her whole professional career. She has mainly been active in Stockholm and Berlin but has also hosted events, catered, and done productions in other parts of the world such as Hong Kong, London, Bologna, Copenhagen and Paris to name a few. In 2019 Olga founded Reformaten – a people’s movement for a positive food system where everyone’s winner – humans, animals and nature. The slogan, “Det ska vara lätt att äta rätt”, explains the purpose well; “it must be easy to eat right”.

Susanné Wallner

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SE
)
Vice VD, Restart.Earth

Susanné Wallner is Vice VD of Restart Earth. She was Business Manager ElectriVillage for Mariestad municipality, a UNESCO model area for sustainable development in Sweden. Mariestad’s unique ElectriVillage is testing and demonstrating sustainable transport and energy systems to meet climate goals. ElectriVillage includes renewable energy systems and is at the forefront when it comes to hydrogen, not least the hydrogen preschool that is currently being built with the same system solution and has the world's first solar-powered hydrogen filling stations. Susanné was previously Regional Councilor in the Jämtland / Härjedalen region with a focus on business. Susanné has also run her own company for 10 years in the wool industry.

Ingmar Rentzhog

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CEO and Founder of We Don't Have Time

Ingmar is serial entrepreneur within financial communication and nominated for a DI Gasell Award, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year, Sweden’s Environmental Influencer 2018, and International Gamechanger of the Year 2020, and Green Warrior 2021. Ingmar Rentzhog has been the chairman of the environmental think tank Global Challenge. He is on the board of Naventus Corporate Finance. He’s a member of Al Gore’s Climate Reality and European Climate Policy Task Force and he was in 2022 appointed a European Climate Pact Ambassador by the European Commission.

https://www.wedonthavetime.org

Chris Armitage

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AU
)
CEO, Global EverGreening Alliance

Chris Armitage is a business development and strategic partnering professional, specialising in large-scale solutions to address the root causes and impacts of poverty, food insecurity and climate change in developing countries. Chris is currently the CEO and Executive Director of the Global EverGreening Alliance, which unites the world’s largest and most capable development NGOs and technical and research organisations. Chris’ experience leading the development of a diverse range of funding and programming models, the Alliance is working in diverse contexts around the world.

Maria Gustavsson

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SE
)
Urban Development Strategist, City of Mariestad

Maria Gustavsson works with the implementation of Agenda 2030 in Mariestad municipality and is also project manager for the municipality's participation in Viable Cities. Her interest in sustainable development comes from practical work and studies in agriculture and forestry. Over the years, Maria has worked with rural development and as a coordinator for the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Lake Vänern Archipelago and Mount Kinnekulle.

Karin Svensson

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Sweden
)
Chief Sustainability Officer, Volvo Group

Karin Svensson is the Chief Sustainability Officer at Volvo Group since April 2022. Prior to that, she occupied various managerial positions at Volvo Group since 1996, lately as Senior Vice President Public Affairs (2018-2022). Moreover, she was also Vice President Group Strategy, President Volvo Technology North America, and had a number of positions in Research & Development.

Claes Kollberg

 (
SE
)
CTO and Founder, CemVision

Cement plant manager in Europe and Africa, with world unique experience in climate cement, fossil free steel production and electrification.

Pär Larshans

 (
SE
)
Co-host, Director of Sustainability, Ragn-Sells

Pär is an award winner in communication, social sustainability, and intrapreneurship, listed multiple times by Trust Across America as one of the Top Thought Leaders in Trust. He is the current appointed expert for setting environmental targets for sea and coastal regions in Sweden and for the coalition group for climate-neutral Swedish industry by 2045.

Bo Gyldenvang

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DK
)
CEO, Tacton

Bo Gyldenvang is the CEO of Tacton. He is the former COO of Software AG and occupied various leadership positions in the software industry for over 15 years. He is committed to customers and pursuing excellence.

Stephanie Smith

 (
US
)
Director of Global Product Sustainability, Xylem

Stephanie has been at Xylem for 7 years, overseeing product management for environmental monitoring sensors and laboratory instrumentation used by water monitoring professional. Today she drives Xylem’s initiatives to build more sustainable products, reduce Xylem’s environmental impacts and reach Net Zero by 2050.

Lucas Boudet

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FR & CAN
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Director General, European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA)

Lucas Boudet is the Director General of the European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA), the single authoritative voice on advertising self-regulation in Europe. It promotes high ethical standards in commercial communications by means of effective self-regulation. Before joining EASA in 2016, Mr. Boudet spent 12 years leading different self-financed independent French Chambers of Commerce abroad, in Belgium, Thailand, and South Korea.He holds a Master’s degree in entrepreneurial studies from the Paris Institute of Political Science (Sciences Po Paris) as well as a double degree in French and Anglo-American business law from the University of Paris.

George Harding-Rolls

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UK
)
Campaign Manager, Changing Markets Foundation

George is Campaign Manager at the Changing Markets Foundation, a Dutch non-profit formed to accelerate solutions to sustainability challenges by leveraging the power of markets. Much of their work involves exposing irresponsible corporate behavior, and George has worked across the fashion, fisheries, food, and plastics sectors pushing for corporate accountability. He leads the organization’s circular economy campaigns, exposing the fashion industry’s environmentally disastrous reliance on fossil fuels during the climate crisis as well as the organization’s latest project, greenwash.com. George is also an advisory board member of the Conscious Advertising Network.

Cecilia McAleavey

 (
SE
)
Director Sustainable Eating and Public Affairs, Oatly

Cecilia McAleavey is the Director Sustainable Eating and Public Affairs at Oatly. She is also a member of the Steering Committee of the European Alliance for Plant-based Foods, and has worked as Head of Corporate Communications at Orkla Foods Sverige AB.

Maria Smith

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Secretary General, Axfoundation

Maria has 20+ years of experience working with sustainability in food retail, industry and service sector. She holds a M.SC. in Chemical Engineering and executive MBA. Acting as the Secretary general of Axfoundation - a stand-alone, non-profit organization developing practical solutions to complex sustainability challenges.

Gustav Johansson

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SE
)
CEO & Founder, Jävligt Gott/ChouChou

Runs Sweden's largest vegan food blog, Jävligt Gott. Co-Founder and culinary leader of the plant-based restaurant ChouChou. Opinion maker, educator, and creator of and for all things plant-based and bloody good!

Sandrine Dixson-Declève

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Co-President of the Club of Rome

Sandrine Dixson-Declève is an international and European climate, energy, sustainable development, sustainable finance, complex systems thought leader. She is currently the Co-President of the Club of Rome and divides her time between lecturing, facilitating change in business and policy models and advisory work. She holds several advisory positions for the European Commission: Chair, Expert Group on Economic and Societal Impact of Research & Innovation (ESIR); Assembly Member, Climate Mitigation & Adaptation Mission (DGR&I); TEG Sustainable Finance Taxonomy and Sustainable Finance Platform (DGFISMA); United Nations: Food Summit Action Track 5 Resilience and for companies/organisations/institutes such as BMW, UBM, Climate KIC, UCL-Bartlett School of Enviornment and the IEEP. Sandrine is also a Senior Associate and faculty member of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) and a Senior Associate for E3G, Ambassador, for the Energy Transition Commission (ETC) and WEALL. In 2017 Sandrine co-founded the Women Enablers Change Agent Network (WECAN).

Mathias Sundin

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Co-founder & CEO, Warp News

Mathias Sundin is an angry optimist. He is the editor-in-Chief of Warp News, Co-Founder and Chairman of Warp Institute. He was a Member of the Swedish Parliament in 2012, and from 2014 to 2018.

Boaz Paldi

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Chief Creative Officer, UNDP

Boaz Paldi is the United Nations Development Programme Chief Creative Officer. In this role, Boaz oversees UNDP’s advocacy, flagship campaigns, events and partnerships. Most recently Paldi managed the design, rollout and launch of the #dontchooseextinction campaign. Before being appointed to his current role, Paldi led UNDP’s advocacy and communication as well as implementing UNDP’s multimedia strategy and co-founding the Social Good Summit. Prior to joining UNDP, Boaz worked as a TV journalist for 17 years covering conflicts, natural disasters and human-interest stories in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Balkans first for the BBC then the Associated Press and finally joining Reuters where he worked as a TV News Executive Producer for over 12 years.

Frankie The Dinosaur

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Dinosaur, Climate Activist, UNDP

A concerned UNDP climate activist and asteroid-surviving dinosaur.

Hosts

Nick Nuttall

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Host, Strategic Communications Director, We Don't Have Time

Previously with the Times Newspaper London, the U.N. Environment, and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, Nick was the Director of Communications and Spokesperson for the Paris Agreement of 2015. More recently, he has served as the Director of Communications for the Global Climate Action Summit that took place in San Francisco in September 2018.

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Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson

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SE
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Host, We Don't Have Time

Catarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson is an expert moderator, lecturer, and devoted workshop leader in facilitating sustainable development. Catarina moderates for the EU Commission, the Swedish Government, corporations, local municipalities, and universities. She is also content director at A Sustainable Tomorrow and co-founder of the global climate NGO Our Kids´Climate.

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Dr. Sweta Chakraborty

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Climate Behavioral Scientist, CEO of North America, We Don't Have Time

Dr. Sweta Chakraborty is the CEO of North America, We Don’t Have Time. She is a partner at Pioneer Public Affairs. She is also the founder and principal of Adapt to Thrive, a venture that seeks to better inform individuals, businesses, and government entities on the complex, interconnected challenges, such as food insecurity and disease, already existing and emerging from a warming planet.

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Speakers

Karin Wanngård

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SE
)
Mayor of Stockholm

Karin Wanngård is the Mayor of Stockholm, representing the Social Democratic party. This is her second mandate on the post, also claiming it from 2014-2018. Wanngård’s political focus is to make Stockholm an equal, green, and open city for all. With a bold goal to make Stockholm climate neutral by 2030, Wanngård takes lead to put Stockholm at the forefront of the climate transition.

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Steve Waygood

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UK
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Chief Responsible Investment, Aviva Investors

Steve has always been fascinated by the power of money to change the world. He has worked for Aviva Investors for the last 15 years where he founded its Global Responsible Investment team as well as its Sustainable Finance Centre for Excellence, which seeks to transform capital markets so that they become more sustainable. He also co-founded the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark, the World Benchmarking Alliance, and the UN Sustainable Stock Exchange Initiative. Steve started his career at WWF-UK in 1995, where he worked on its own ethical and environmental investment policy. He has subsequently advised the UK Government, the European Commission, the Financial Stability Board and the UN on the creation of sustainable capital markets. Steve was appointed to the European Commission High-Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance, and the UK Green Finance Taskforce, and is also a member of the Financial Stability Board Taskforce on Climate Related Financial Disclosure (TCFD). He was highlighted by the Financial Times in 2018 as being one of the warriors of climate change among Money Managers.

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Owain Griffiths

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Head of Circular Economy, Volvo Cars

I lead global strategy on circular economy and the development of the roadmap and action plan to achieve our vision of becoming a circular business.

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Johnny White

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NL
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Lawyer, Accountable Corporations, ClientEarth

Johnny has led ClientEarth’s work on legal accountability for greenwashing since 2020. Before that, he was a senior commercial litigation lawyer at the international law firm Clifford Chance.

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Åsa Löfgren

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Åsa Löfgren, Associate Professor in Economics, University of Gothenburg, and Visiting Professor at Luleå University of Technology.

Åsa Löfgren is Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg. Löfgren is an expert in the area of climate economics; in particular, she has focused on climate change and behavioral economics. She is particularly interested in the effect and design of policy instruments, fairness, and industrial investment behavior, such as firms' carbon-reduction investment behavior in response to climate strategies. Löfgren has published numerous articles in international peer-reviewed journals, as well as book chapters, policy papers and reports.

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Sverker Carlsson Jagers

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Sverker Carlsson Jagers, Professor in Political Science at University of Gothenburg

Sverker C. Jagers is a researcher and lecturer at the Department of Political Science, Göteborg University. His research interests include green political theory, international relations, environmental public opinion, and environmental management. He is also the Director of CeCAR (Centre for Collective Action Research).

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Katarina Kahlmann

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SE
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Chief Program Officer Organization, TechnoServe

Katarina leads TechnoServe's efforts across 30 countries to design, test, and scale solutions that restore nature and mitigate climate change while improving the livelihoods of small-scale farmers and entrepreneurs--and the communities that count on them. She draws on more than 15 years of experience in the private and nonprofit sectors leading impactful partnerships in Africa, Latin America, and South Asia.

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Mayuri Ghosh

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US
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Director, Climate Resilience & Sustainability, Clinton Global Initiative

Senior leader with broad international experience, driving strategic client engagements with leaders from business, government, international organizations, NGOs, and academia on Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) efforts. Strong focus on environmental sustainability & climate, health & well-being, and inclusive growth. Previously worked at the World Economic Forum (10 years) and the Earth Institute at Columbia University (2 years) in New York, and private sector in India (5 years) across rural and urban markets.

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Neelam Chhiber

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Co-Founder & Managing Trustee, Industree Foundation

Neelam Chhiber is the Co-founder of Industree Foundation and Mother Earth. Neelam’s deep experience with enterprise growth models built on all kinds of impact capital- equity, debt, and philanthropy, makes her a strong proponent of Innovative Finance, as defined by the local needs of communities on the ground.

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Iris Casado

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ES
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Illustrator and 2D artist, University of Skövde

Iris Casado studied illustration back in Spain, and then Game Development - 2d Graphics at University of Skövde. She is currently working on her thesis for the Master's program Digital Narration and Games, also at University of Skövde.

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Johanna Lundgren Gestlöf

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SE
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Head of sustainability, SPP / Storebrand Sverige

Johanna Lundgren Gestlöf is Head of Sustainability at SPP – one of Sweden’s largest pension providers. Johanna holds a MSc in Economics from Stockholm School of Economics and has previous experience from strategy consulting at Qvartz (today part of Bain), and from being political advisor to the party leader of the Centre Party.

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Edvin Skogsholm Sanne

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SE
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Game Designer, Skövde University

Game Designer with passion for strategy games and board games.

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Henrik Brodin

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SE
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Head of Energy, Södra

Mr Brodin is Head of Energy at the forest company Södra and Program Director of the group de-carbonization program aiming to be net zero 2040. He is also member of the board of Bioenergy Europe and the advanced biofuel company Silva Green Fuel.

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Malin Olsson Lundqvist

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SE
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Member of the municipal board in Mariestad, Municipality of Mariestad

Lives and are engaged as an elected official in the municipality of Mariestad. Works since 20 years as a rural developer and community planner.

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Emma Dennis

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)
Senior Manager for Sustainable Agriculture and Global Impact, Better Cotton Initiative

Emma is part of the global programmes team, supporting the evolution of a global approach to capacity building that can deliver impact at scale. She is responsible for the development of the soil health and smallholder livelihoods 2030 targets areas. Before joining Better Cotton in 2020, she trained and worked as an agronomist and led the technical team at a rural development organization seeking to reduce poverty in East Africa through engagement with smallholders.

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Gösta Lindmark

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SE
)
Sustainability strategist

I have been working in Swedish municipalitys for many years. Most of the time my labor have included environmental issues of all kinds from health protection to control of large industries concerning their emissions and other impacts on our air and water. During the last year I have been assigned the task as a Sustainable strategist in Mariestad and that includes following the development of our Pre-School “Kronoparken” which in my knowledge is the one and only that can be self sufficient with green energy from hydrogen.

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Elise Grosse

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SE
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Head of sustainability, Sweco Architects Sweden

Elise Grosse works in the forefront of development for the sustainable built environment at Sweco Architects, Sweden and has a Master’s in architecture, Building Biologist IBN and part-time Ph. D doctorate in multi-disciplinary co-creation. Elise has an international working background with an extensive international network of people with the same interest. Her ingenuity, great initiative, and strong belief in collaboration, has made her an expert in facilitating teams in developing innovative solutions - digital tools and new partnerships, accelerating the green transition of the built environment.

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Bonnie Waltch

 (
US
)
Senior Producer and Writer, Northern Light Productions

Bonnie Waltch is the award-winning senior producer and writer of the one-hour PBS and international broadcast documentary, Earth Emergency, and series of five short films, Climate Emergency: Feedback Loops, narrated by Richard Gere. She has worked for a variety of television science series such as NOVA, Scientific American Frontiers, and Discover Magazine. She has also produced, directed, and written media for museum exhibits around the U.S.

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Alexandre Antonelli

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SA
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Director of Science, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew

Antonelli’s passion is nature, and his mission mirrors that of Royal Botanic Gardens Kew’s: to understand and protect biodiversity for the well-being of people and the future of all life on Earth. To this end, he studies the distribution, evolution, threats, and sustainable uses of species and develops methods to speed up scientific discovery and innovation. Antonelli has published over 200 peer-reviewed scientific articles and book chapters, received multiple awards and recognitions for his work, and in 2022, his first popular science book “The Hidden Universe – Adventures in Biodiversity”, was published in several countries and languages.

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Camilla Välimaa

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SE
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Expert Business & Biodiversity, WWF Sweden

Camilla Välimaa has 20 years of supporting sustainable transformation of businesses in Sweden and internationally, as sustainability director at the Lantmännen group and as senior advisor at the Natural Step. Välimaa is an educated agronomist with focus on sustainability, based in earth system science including Framework for Strategic Sustainable Development (FSSD) and planetary boundaries. She currently holds a position as Deputy Director Markets & Finance at WWF Sweden, where she has been since 2017.

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Jaco Du Toit

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SA
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Biodiversity & Policy Manager, WWF and H&M Group Partnership, WWF

Jaco served as policy lead for WWF’s international climate team in the lead up to the Paris agreement and as interim executive director for Business for Nature during its establishment. He has worked directly on translating global biodiversity and climate policy for companies through the Science Based Targets initiative and in his current role supporting H&M Group on biodiversity action.

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Helena Allard

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SE
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Sustainability Innovator, Axfood

Agronomist and former Sustainability manager at Sigill Kvalitetssystem.

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Pär Larshans

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SE
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Director of Sustainability, Ragn-Sells

Pär is an award winner in communication, social sustainability, and intrapreneurship, listed multiple times by Trust Across America as one of the Top Thought Leaders in Trust. He is the current appointed expert for setting environmental targets for sea and coastal regions in Sweden and for the coalition group for climate-neutral Swedish industry by 2045.

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Starry Sprenkle-Hyppolite, PhD

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Senior Director, Restoration Science, Conservation International

Dr. Sprenkle-Hyppolite is a restoration ecologist from California specializing in tree restoration and agroforestry and was a contributor to the Exponential Roadmap for Natural Climate Solutions chapters on Climate Smart Farming and Grazing. Starry is the Senior Director of Restoration Science Conservation International (CI) and collaborates closely with The Nature Conservancy on agroforestry as a Natural Climate Solution. She leads CI’s approach to tree restoration monitoring, collaborating with the World Resources Institute. She is a Professor of Practice at Arizona State University, and holds a PhD from UC Davis.

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Rebecca Watkins

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SE
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Global Production and Sustainability Manager, Gina Tricot

Rebecca Watkins has thorough experience from working with sustainability in the textile industry, with brands such as Gina Tricot and Blåkläder. Watkins has studied fields such as textile technology, marketing and industrial ecology. Currently, she holds a position as Global Production and Sustainability Manager at Gina Tricot, where she has been working since 2012.

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Guido Broekhoven

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NL
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Head, Policy Research and Development, WWF International

Senior natural resources management advisor and programme manager with local, regional and global experience of nature conservation, policy and green governance. Currently leads WWF’s policy research and development team, which provides analysis of geo-political and policy trends to inform WWF’s conservation strategy. Leads WWF delegations to international fora such as the Convention on Biological Diversity.

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David Bryngelsson

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CEO & Founder, CarbonCloud

PhD David Bryngelsson has been CEO of CarbonCloud since its inception and has successfully taken the company through the bootstrapping phase the way up to backing of international venture capital and the mission of changing how the global food industry thinks about food and climate. With a deep understanding of the details in the science behind climate change and food production combined with a business mind he has a unique ability to package the science in ways to make it available and relevant for the food industry. Before CarbonCloud, David worked as researcher on climate change mitigation at Chalmers University of Technology for 8 years.

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Nicola Renison

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UK
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Farmer

Nicola Renison farms with her husband Reno in Cumbria, Northern England. The daughter of dairy farmers, Nic grew up within the conventional, high production ag environment, growing food with little thought of the environment, ‘it just wasn’t on our radar’. It wasn’t until in 2012 when the Renison’s started farming their own land they started to think more regeneratively, this wasn’t because they wanted to save the world it was because they needed to pay the bills! The last ten years have been a journey of both practical ‘re-learning’ and a total change in mindset, they now farm 80 beef cattle who are 100% grass fed, with laying hens following the cows around in an ‘egg mobile’, also a handful of woodland pigs. No artificial fertilisers and sprays have been used for seven years, this along with extended rest periods for the grasslands, planting of hedges and tree the farm’s eco-system is well and truly thriving. Nicola and Reno are also founding members of ‘Carbon Calling’ a regenerative farming conference in the North of England.

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Jennifer Clapp

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CA
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Professor, School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability, University of Waterloo & member, IPES food

Jennifer Clapp is a Canada Research Chair in Global Food Security and Sustainability and Professor in the School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability at the University of Waterloo, Canada. She has published widely on the political economy of food security and sustainability in a global context. She is currently Vice-Chair of the Steering Committee of the High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the United Nations Committee on World Food Security and a member of the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food).

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Guus ter Haar

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NL
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Chief Operation Officer, reNature

Guus is reNature’s COO, in charge of structure and smooth global operations for the regenerative agriculture scale up. With an academic background in business and science, Guus has 10+ years of experience in sustainability strategy and has worked intensively in sustainable agriculture.

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Ethan Soloviev

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US
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Chief Innovation Officer, HowGood

Ethan is a farmer and the Chief Innovation Officer at HowGood, the Sustainability Intelligence Platform. He manages innovation partnerships with Fortune 500 Brands, Retailers, and Suppliers through the world's largest product sustainability database, which covers 247 impact attributes across 33,000 unique ingredients and 2 million+ UPCs. Ethan leads HowGood's Regenerative Innovation working groups and is the author of Regenerative Enterprise and the Levels of Regenerative Agriculture.

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Olga Grönvall Lund

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SE
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Founder and General Secretary of non-profit organisation Reformaten

Olga Grönvall Lund is a Swedish entrepreneur who has worked with food-related projects her whole professional career. She has mainly been active in Stockholm and Berlin but has also hosted events, catered, and done productions in other parts of the world such as Hong Kong, London, Bologna, Copenhagen and Paris to name a few. In 2019 Olga founded Reformaten – a people’s movement for a positive food system where everyone’s winner – humans, animals and nature. The slogan, “Det ska vara lätt att äta rätt”, explains the purpose well; “it must be easy to eat right”.

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Susanné Wallner

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SE
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Vice VD, Restart.Earth

Susanné Wallner is Vice VD of Restart Earth. She was Business Manager ElectriVillage for Mariestad municipality, a UNESCO model area for sustainable development in Sweden. Mariestad’s unique ElectriVillage is testing and demonstrating sustainable transport and energy systems to meet climate goals. ElectriVillage includes renewable energy systems and is at the forefront when it comes to hydrogen, not least the hydrogen preschool that is currently being built with the same system solution and has the world's first solar-powered hydrogen filling stations. Susanné was previously Regional Councilor in the Jämtland / Härjedalen region with a focus on business. Susanné has also run her own company for 10 years in the wool industry.

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Ingmar Rentzhog

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CEO and Founder of We Don't Have Time

Ingmar is serial entrepreneur within financial communication and nominated for a DI Gasell Award, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year, Sweden’s Environmental Influencer 2018, and International Gamechanger of the Year 2020, and Green Warrior 2021. Ingmar Rentzhog has been the chairman of the environmental think tank Global Challenge. He is on the board of Naventus Corporate Finance. He’s a member of Al Gore’s Climate Reality and European Climate Policy Task Force and he was in 2022 appointed a European Climate Pact Ambassador by the European Commission.

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Chris Armitage

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AU
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CEO, Global EverGreening Alliance

Chris Armitage is a business development and strategic partnering professional, specialising in large-scale solutions to address the root causes and impacts of poverty, food insecurity and climate change in developing countries. Chris is currently the CEO and Executive Director of the Global EverGreening Alliance, which unites the world’s largest and most capable development NGOs and technical and research organisations. Chris’ experience leading the development of a diverse range of funding and programming models, the Alliance is working in diverse contexts around the world.

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Maria Gustavsson

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SE
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Urban Development Strategist, City of Mariestad

Maria Gustavsson works with the implementation of Agenda 2030 in Mariestad municipality and is also project manager for the municipality's participation in Viable Cities. Her interest in sustainable development comes from practical work and studies in agriculture and forestry. Over the years, Maria has worked with rural development and as a coordinator for the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Lake Vänern Archipelago and Mount Kinnekulle.

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Karin Svensson

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Sweden
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Chief Sustainability Officer, Volvo Group

Karin Svensson is the Chief Sustainability Officer at Volvo Group since April 2022. Prior to that, she occupied various managerial positions at Volvo Group since 1996, lately as Senior Vice President Public Affairs (2018-2022). Moreover, she was also Vice President Group Strategy, President Volvo Technology North America, and had a number of positions in Research & Development.

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Claes Kollberg

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SE
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CTO and Founder, CemVision

Cement plant manager in Europe and Africa, with world unique experience in climate cement, fossil free steel production and electrification.

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Pär Larshans

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SE
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Co-host, Director of Sustainability, Ragn-Sells

Pär is an award winner in communication, social sustainability, and intrapreneurship, listed multiple times by Trust Across America as one of the Top Thought Leaders in Trust. He is the current appointed expert for setting environmental targets for sea and coastal regions in Sweden and for the coalition group for climate-neutral Swedish industry by 2045.

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Bo Gyldenvang

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DK
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CEO, Tacton

Bo Gyldenvang is the CEO of Tacton. He is the former COO of Software AG and occupied various leadership positions in the software industry for over 15 years. He is committed to customers and pursuing excellence.

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Stephanie Smith

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US
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Director of Global Product Sustainability, Xylem

Stephanie has been at Xylem for 7 years, overseeing product management for environmental monitoring sensors and laboratory instrumentation used by water monitoring professional. Today she drives Xylem’s initiatives to build more sustainable products, reduce Xylem’s environmental impacts and reach Net Zero by 2050.

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Lucas Boudet

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FR & CAN
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Director General, European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA)

Lucas Boudet is the Director General of the European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA), the single authoritative voice on advertising self-regulation in Europe. It promotes high ethical standards in commercial communications by means of effective self-regulation. Before joining EASA in 2016, Mr. Boudet spent 12 years leading different self-financed independent French Chambers of Commerce abroad, in Belgium, Thailand, and South Korea.He holds a Master’s degree in entrepreneurial studies from the Paris Institute of Political Science (Sciences Po Paris) as well as a double degree in French and Anglo-American business law from the University of Paris.

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George Harding-Rolls

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UK
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Campaign Manager, Changing Markets Foundation

George is Campaign Manager at the Changing Markets Foundation, a Dutch non-profit formed to accelerate solutions to sustainability challenges by leveraging the power of markets. Much of their work involves exposing irresponsible corporate behavior, and George has worked across the fashion, fisheries, food, and plastics sectors pushing for corporate accountability. He leads the organization’s circular economy campaigns, exposing the fashion industry’s environmentally disastrous reliance on fossil fuels during the climate crisis as well as the organization’s latest project, greenwash.com. George is also an advisory board member of the Conscious Advertising Network.

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Cecilia McAleavey

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SE
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Director Sustainable Eating and Public Affairs, Oatly

Cecilia McAleavey is the Director Sustainable Eating and Public Affairs at Oatly. She is also a member of the Steering Committee of the European Alliance for Plant-based Foods, and has worked as Head of Corporate Communications at Orkla Foods Sverige AB.

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Maria Smith

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Secretary General, Axfoundation

Maria has 20+ years of experience working with sustainability in food retail, industry and service sector. She holds a M.SC. in Chemical Engineering and executive MBA. Acting as the Secretary general of Axfoundation - a stand-alone, non-profit organization developing practical solutions to complex sustainability challenges.

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Gustav Johansson

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SE
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CEO & Founder, Jävligt Gott/ChouChou

Runs Sweden's largest vegan food blog, Jävligt Gott. Co-Founder and culinary leader of the plant-based restaurant ChouChou. Opinion maker, educator, and creator of and for all things plant-based and bloody good!

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Sandrine Dixson-Declève

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Co-President of the Club of Rome

Sandrine Dixson-Declève is an international and European climate, energy, sustainable development, sustainable finance, complex systems thought leader. She is currently the Co-President of the Club of Rome and divides her time between lecturing, facilitating change in business and policy models and advisory work. She holds several advisory positions for the European Commission: Chair, Expert Group on Economic and Societal Impact of Research & Innovation (ESIR); Assembly Member, Climate Mitigation & Adaptation Mission (DGR&I); TEG Sustainable Finance Taxonomy and Sustainable Finance Platform (DGFISMA); United Nations: Food Summit Action Track 5 Resilience and for companies/organisations/institutes such as BMW, UBM, Climate KIC, UCL-Bartlett School of Enviornment and the IEEP. Sandrine is also a Senior Associate and faculty member of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) and a Senior Associate for E3G, Ambassador, for the Energy Transition Commission (ETC) and WEALL. In 2017 Sandrine co-founded the Women Enablers Change Agent Network (WECAN).

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Mathias Sundin

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Co-founder & CEO, Warp News

Mathias Sundin is an angry optimist. He is the editor-in-Chief of Warp News, Co-Founder and Chairman of Warp Institute. He was a Member of the Swedish Parliament in 2012, and from 2014 to 2018.

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Boaz Paldi

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Chief Creative Officer, UNDP

Boaz Paldi is the United Nations Development Programme Chief Creative Officer. In this role, Boaz oversees UNDP’s advocacy, flagship campaigns, events and partnerships. Most recently Paldi managed the design, rollout and launch of the #dontchooseextinction campaign. Before being appointed to his current role, Paldi led UNDP’s advocacy and communication as well as implementing UNDP’s multimedia strategy and co-founding the Social Good Summit. Prior to joining UNDP, Boaz worked as a TV journalist for 17 years covering conflicts, natural disasters and human-interest stories in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Balkans first for the BBC then the Associated Press and finally joining Reuters where he worked as a TV News Executive Producer for over 12 years.

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Frankie The Dinosaur

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Dinosaur, Climate Activist, UNDP

A concerned UNDP climate activist and asteroid-surviving dinosaur.

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