Richard Blossom is the Co-Founder and CEO of Hill Tribe Organics, dedicated to building ethical and sustainable agricultural businesses.
He is passionate about social entrepreneurship and creating business models that generate both economic opportunity and meaningful community impact.
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Alain Chetrit is an entrepreneur and philanthropist known for building innovative businesses and creating platforms that drive global impact.
He pioneered advancements in the fashion retail industry before expanding his focus to purpose-driven leadership and knowledge sharing.
Peter Ivany is the Chairman of Ivany Investment Group and a distinguished Australian business leader with extensive experience across multiple industries.
He is recognized for his expertise in global business, investment strategy, and international economic and geopolitical developments.
Early leadership within the YPO Impact Network Council and the creation of the Global Impact Summit
Transition from Bamboo Capital to launching Human Planet
• The real purpose of advisory boards
• How CEOs can determine if they need one
He is a strategic global leader with over three decades of experience in leadership development and executive engagement.
He is a facilitator and curator of high-impact learning experiences for senior executives and global communities.
Growing up in Lebanon amid instability and constant change
Learning adaptability by moving across countries and schools
Carissa Reiniger reflects on her prairie roots in Edmonton, Alberta, where generosity, community, and service were core values.
Initially planning to pursue a PhD in psychology to work with juvenile delinquents, she soon realized she was more of a “doer” than an academic—prompting a shift from theory to action. Her move to Toronto introduced her to the world of business and community-driven impact.
India’s “Goldilocks moment”: low inflation, high growth, and controlled unemployment
Strong resilience amid global uncertainty and volatile markets
Growing up in an entrepreneurial family and working in his father’s retail business
Early failures during the dot-com era and the lessons they provided


