David Gottfried is the author of Regen360: An Operating System for a Regenerative Earth and co-founder of the U.S. Green Building Council.
He is a pioneer in green building, sustainable development, and regenerative design, promoting innovative approaches to environmental challenges.
Porsha Seechung is the Director of Academic Relations at Green Project Management (GPM), focusing on sustainability and responsible project management.
She advocates for integrating sustainability into business strategy, moving beyond viewing it solely as an environmental concern.
Christoph von Toggenburg is an author, humanitarian diplomat, and global impact executive with extensive experience in complex humanitarian environments.
His career has taken him into war zones and crisis settings, where he has worked to support people facing conflict and adversity.
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.
Gauri Jauhar is the Global Executive Director of Strategic Climate and Energy Initiatives at S&P Global, driving initiatives at the intersection of energy, sustainability, and strategy.
With extensive global leadership experience, she specializes in climate strategy, energy transition, and guiding organizations through complex business challenges.
Jyoti Bhasin is a seasoned business leader known for driving growth, innovation, and operational excellence across global markets.
As Managing Director for India and the Middle East at NSF, she leads initiatives focused on food safety, water quality, sustainability, and public health standards.
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.
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.
Dr. Chandan reflects on his academic journey in chemical engineering and how an encounter with a candid UN scientist inspired him to pursue meaningful, systems-level change.
Early lessons from the Global Fund during the malaria treatment transition
Why transformative solutions must be accessible to matter
