Alix Willemez is an environmental law expert, science communicator, and multidisciplinary thinker focused on sustainability, policy, and human resilience.
She has contributed to global environmental initiatives, including the United Nations World Ocean Assessment, with work centered on ocean protection, biodiversity, and deep-sea mining challenges.
Category Archives: Frits Bussemaker
He moved across different domains, typically spending 5–10 years in each.
His focus has always been on contributing to society rather than personal gain.
Clarification that “CIA” refers to the Culinary Institute of America
Humorous mix-ups with the Central Intelligence Agency
A tea professional’s role is similar to that of a wine expert, focusing on tea production, sourcing, tasting, pairing, and regional knowledge.
Early family influence, especially from his mother
Immersing in basketball culture as a child
Legal definition: Speaking up about illegal, unethical, or serious wrongdoing
Cultural differences and wider interpretations
Frank Wouters shares his journey from working with wind pumps in Africa to becoming deeply involved in renewable energy.
He explains how his focus shifted toward cleaning up energy “molecules” (fossil fuels) using green hydrogen.
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.
Parul Punjabi Jagdish is the Global Head of Impact for AIME, leading Indigenous-led systems change and mentoring initiatives across 52+ countries to amplify community-centered impact.
He is a Salzburg Global Fellow, board director, former CEO, and strategist with experience spanning corporate consulting, social ventures, filmmaking, and global partnerships.

