GSPN 2025 AGENDA

Delivering tangible solutions for real-world issues

Global Sustainability Partnership Network is a unique, two-day learning and networking event which brings together the most inspirational leaders and transformational suppliers in the sustainability sector to share cutting-edge insight, knowledge and experience. Our agenda is carefully curated to address the most relevant and emerging challenges in the sector.

3 - 4 June , Radisson Blu, Heathrow

Day 1
Day 2

03 June 2025

8:00 am - 8:45 am

Main Room

Registration
8:45 am - 9:00 am

Main Room

Chair's opening remarks

Benet Northcote has worked on sustainability for businesses, governments and NGOs since 2000, particularly on strategy and communications. Today he is the Chairman of Dialogue Earth and the Conservative Environment Network, as well as a Trustee of Green Alliance and the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.

He started his career as a BBC journalist before moving to various corporate communications roles, where his clients included FTSE 100 firms, top consumer brands, NGOs, and governments. He was chief policy advisor to Greenpeace UK, where he led engagement with politicians and businesses on campaigns ranging from coal to food and transport. After that, he spent five years as deputy private secretary to the king, when he was Prince of Wales, leading on responsible business, the natural environment, food and farming.

Until 2020, he was director of sustainability for the John Lewis Partnership. For seven years, he delivered major change to embed best-practice sustainability programmes at Waitrose and John Lewis, coinciding with a period of growth across both brands. Today, professionally, he continues to advise businesses on environmental and social engagement strategies.

Benet Northcote

Trustee
The Green Alliance

Welcome to the Global Sustainability Partnership Network!
9:00 am - 9:40 am

Main Room

Panel – The nature nexus: Aligning business, policy, and conversation goals
Since mid-2023 Rachel has been Executive Director at the Aldersgate Group, a cross-sectoral alliance of businesses and other organisations championing a prosperous, environmentally sustainable economy. Rachel has 22 years’ experience of working in environment and climate policy, as a civil servant (including as policy lead on the Climate Change Act) and in the private and third sectors. Drawing on this experience, she works with Aldersgate Group members to develop robust recommendations and press the Government for change in vital areas across climate and environment policy.

Rachel Solomon-Williams

Executive Director
Aldersgate Group

Rich Fitton

Investment Director
Finance Earth
As biodiversity targets loom on the horizon, companies must play a key role in shaping a nature-positive economy. However, achieving this goal requires clear regulatory frameworks, public-private collaboration, and innovative financial s...

As biodiversity targets loom on the horizon, companies must play a key role in shaping a nature-positive economy. However, achieving this goal requires clear regulatory frameworks, public-private collaboration, and innovative financial solutions to drive measurable progress.

In this session, we’ll bring together leaders from the business, financial, and policy sectors to explore how they can work collectively to meet ambitious environmental goals. We’ll discuss:

How businesses can align their sustainability strategies with emerging frameworks such as the Environmental Improvement Plan and Land Use Framework.

The role of financial mechanisms, including nature markets and biodiversity credits, in unlocking private investment for conservation.

The critical need for cross-sector collaboration, from enhanced regulatory support to initiatives like Biodiversity Net Gain and the 30×30 nature target.

Practical examples of successful partnerships and finance models driving real-world impact.

This panel will highlight the essential steps businesses can take to align their operations with biodiversity goals while leveraging innovative financial solutions. Join us to explore how your organisation can lead in this critical nexus of finance, business, and environmental stewardship, creating long-term value for nature and for industry.
9:45 am - 10:05 am

Main Room

Renewables revisited – Where we are and where we’re going

Philipp Lukas

Chief Executive Officer
Future Biogas

We’ve come a long way. From fossil fuel foundations to today’s climate crossroads. Philipp unpacks the progress made on reshaping our energy systems and looks at what must change if we’re to deliver a just transition. As the wo...

We’ve come a long way. From fossil fuel foundations to today’s climate crossroads. Philipp unpacks the progress made on reshaping our energy systems and looks at what must change if we’re to deliver a just transition. As the world ratchets up efforts to decarbonise, tough challenges still lie ahead. Green gas is an often overlooked, but immediately scalable solution that offers a renewable energy solution for a world where not everything can be electrified
10:10 am - 10:25 am

Main Room

Dragons' Den – Speed presentations

Our signature ‘Dragons’ Den’ session provides each solution provider with an opportunity to deliver a short 60 second pitch, explaining why they are here and how their services can help tackle some of the sector’s ongoing challen...

Our signature ‘Dragons’ Den’ session provides each solution provider with an opportunity to deliver a short 60 second pitch, explaining why they are here and how their services can help tackle some of the sector’s ongoing challenges.
10:30 am - 11:45 am

Main Room

Networking and business meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
11:50 am - 12:30 pm

Main Room

Quick fire case study session – Engage, align, act: reducing Scope 3 emissions through collaboration
Sean Worrall

Chief Engineer of Product Sustainability
GKN Automotive

Greg Ritt

Group Head of Sustainability
Stagecoach Group
Scope 3 emissions represent one of the most complex challenges for businesses striving to achieve net zero, with FTSE 100 companies generating 3.3 billion tonnes last year—a 3% increase. These emissions, spanning supply chain activitie...

Scope 3 emissions represent one of the most complex challenges for businesses striving to achieve net zero, with FTSE 100 companies generating 3.3 billion tonnes last year—a 3% increase. These emissions, spanning supply chain activities and product use, demand bold leadership, innovative strategies, and meaningful collaboration to drive measurable progress.

In this quick-fire session, Sustainability Leaders will hear directly from their peers through concise, impactful case studies that showcase real-world strategies for addressing Scope 3 emissions. Topics will include:

Engaging suppliers and aligning value chains to create transformative change.

Embedding sustainability across internal teams and external partnerships.

Leveraging data, innovation, and reporting to accelerate reductions.

This session offers actionable insights and inspiration, equipping your organisation to tackle the complexities of Scope 3 emissions, align efforts across the value chain, and achieve ambitious net zero targets.

Case study 1: – Sean Worrall, Chief Engineer of Product Sustainability, GKN Automotive
Case study 2: – Greg Ritt, Group Head of Sustainability, Stagecoach Group
12:35 pm - 12:55 pm

Main Room

Insurability uncovered: stories of climate adaptation and resilience

Zurich Resilience Solutions (ZRS) are a team of expert climate change resilience consultants. As organisations invest to mitigate their climate impact, ZRS readies its customers for the increasing impacts that severe climate driven weather events are and will be having on their organisations. We help organisations around the world to sustain their future by identifying climate-related events that could impact assets and operations in the future and preparing customers for growing regulatory and stakeholder demands

Andrew Forsyth

Head of Climate Resilience and Sustainability (UK)
Zurich Resilience Solutions

In this session, we will delve into the process of climate change risk assessment and the valuable lessons learned from our work supporting organisations. We will highlight the importance of proactive adaptation measures and share succes...

In this session, we will delve into the process of climate change risk assessment and the valuable lessons learned from our work supporting organisations. We will highlight the importance of proactive adaptation measures and share success stories that demonstrate the power of resilience in the face of climate challenges.
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

Main Room

Networking lunch

An opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers to talk over the learnings from the event. Lunch is served buffet style and a range of options are available to cater for different dietary requirements.
1:50 pm - 2:30 pm

Main Room

Group roundtable discussion – Thinking on your feet: collaborative problem-solving in action

Will Ennett

Head of Sustainability & ESG
PXC

Join us for an interactive roundtable session designed to test your creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking skills. Together, we’ll explore a series of real-world scenarios and unexpected challenges tailored to our shared fiel...

Join us for an interactive roundtable session designed to test your creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking skills. Together, we’ll explore a series of real-world scenarios and unexpected challenges tailored to our shared field of expertise.

Working in small groups, you’ll tackle these hypothetical problems head-on, discuss strategies, and share insights on how to overcome them. This is an opportunity to step into the shoes of decision-makers, debate approaches, and learn from each other’s diverse experiences.

Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, this session will help you sharpen your problem-solving abilities, uncover innovative solutions, and gain fresh perspectives to take back to your organisation. Let’s see how you’d respond when the unexpected happens!
2:35 pm - 2:55 pm

Main Room

Business value of sustainability

At Risilience, we help global businesses transition to the net-positive economy. Our award-winning platform and advisory services deliver centralised Sustainability Intelligence that enables better disclosures, risk insights and transition strategy.

Our technology enables you to quantify the financial impact of climate-and-nature-related risks and opportunities to make better business decisions that lead to better business outcomes.

We developed our environmental frameworks in partnership with the University of Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies to enable you to deliver credible and rigorous sustainability disclosures, and transition plans, on your journey to net positive.

Dr Andrew Coburn

Chief Executive Officer
Risilience

Sustainability professionals are increasingly asked to identify the business value of their initiatives to achieve net-zero emissions and nature-positive sustainability. Initiatives need near-term investment but generate long-term pay-ba...

Sustainability professionals are increasingly asked to identify the business value of their initiatives to achieve net-zero emissions and nature-positive sustainability. Initiatives need near-term investment but generate long-term pay-back, which can be optimised for risk-adjusted returns. At the same time, the future of climate risk itself is uncertain and our understanding of it is changing over time. We present our views of climate-and-nature-related risks in 2025 and how these can underpin a corporate transition strategy that delivers profitable growth.
3:00 pm - 4:15 pm

Main Room

Networking and business meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
4:20 pm - 5:00 pm

Main Room

Closing keynote panel – Halfway to 2050: bold conversations on net zero progress
Dr Marie Le Pellec

Space Sustainability Engineer
European Space Agency

James Robey

Global Head of Environmental Sustainability
Capgemini

Liz Brown

Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer
Inchcape

Matt Shaughnessy

Executive Director Global Operations – Sustainability
AstraZeneca

Linden Coppell

Vice President Sustainability & ESG
MSC Cruises
Achieving net zero by 2050 is a significant milestone, and with the 2030 targets now five years away, businesses find themselves at a crucial halfway point. Many organisations have set ambitious goals, but the journey to success requires...

Achieving net zero by 2050 is a significant milestone, and with the 2030 targets now five years away, businesses find themselves at a crucial halfway point. Many organisations have set ambitious goals, but the journey to success requires honest assessment, bold leadership, and strategic collaboration to ensure we meet our long-term sustainability commitments.

In this closing panel, Sustainability Leaders will engage in bold conversations to evaluate our collective progress towards net zero. The session will begin with an interactive survey to gauge the audience’s confidence in achieving the 2050 target, setting the stage for insightful discussions from peers who will share their experiences and strategies. Topics will include:

Assessing progress towards 2030 targets and identifying key challenges.

Overcoming obstacles and leveraging opportunities for accelerated net zero action.

Enhancing collaboration and innovation to sustain momentum towards 2050.

Developing actionable roadmaps to bridge the gap between current achievements and future goals.

This session offers actionable insights and inspiration, empowering your organisation to critically evaluate its net zero journey, align efforts across teams, and implement effective strategies to achieve ambitious sustainability targets. Join us to reflect on our progress, share best practices, and reignite your commitment to a sustainable and resilient future.
5:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Main Room

Hotel check-in/ free time
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Main Room

Drinks reception and networking dinner

Networking sessions – throughout the event we host a networking lunch as well as a dinner and drinks reception to give you ample opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers over the learnings from the event. Dinner is served i...

Networking sessions – throughout the event we host a networking lunch as well as a dinner and drinks reception to give you ample opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers over the learnings from the event. Dinner is served in formal-style seating to a set menu. Our delegate team will speak to you to ensure we cater for any specific dietary requirements.

04 June 2025

8:45 am - 8:50 am

Main Room

Chair's opening remarks

Laura Gelder-Robertson

Chief Executive Officer
Vet Sustain

Welcome to day 2 of the Global Sustainability Partnership Network!
8:50 am - 9:30 am

Main Room

Panel – Engage to empower: driving systems change for sustainability goals
Kevin Dunckley

Chief Sustainability Officer
HH Global

Peter Bragg is an internationally experienced senior sustainability and environmental leader developing organisational strategies, driving transformational change and delivering successful business outcomes in sustainability and corporate social responsibility programmes across a range of sectors in the UK, Europe and Australia. He previously worked as Director of Environment & Sustainability at Jacobs, a professional services firm. Prior to that he held senior environment and sustainability roles, including at Sydney Trains, Eurostar and Network Rail.

Peter Bragg

EMEA Sustainability & Government Affairs Director
Canon

Gemma has expertise in helping corporate leadership teams to develop transformational sustainability strategies and establish the governance practices needed to successfully deliver their strategies and visions. She also leads Forum’s UK/Europe work on Visionary Leadership. Since joining Forum, she has worked on projects with Bupa, Reckitt, Royal Enfield, The Crowne Estate, Glanbia, Bord Bia, Dole, Wates, Kingfisher and a global top five supermarket chain. Gemma has also led practical thought leadership pieces, such as the second iteration of the Business Transformation Compass in partnership with the Bentley Environmental Foundation, and the Visionary Leadership modules of two of Forum’s Climate & Health toolkits. Gemma’s background spans 15 years in industry and NGO roles in corporate sustainability and evidence-based policy. Gemma draws on her eight years in the Global Sustainable Business Team and the Global Reporting & Insights Team at Unilever to tackle practical considerations that can be addressed through strategy design and governance practices.

Gemma Bridgman

Principal Sustainability Strategist
Forum for the Future

Liz Wilks

Head of Sustainability & Public Affairs
APP Group
Engaging and empowering stakeholders is essential for businesses striving to achieve their sustainability targets. For Chief Sustainability Officers in global FTSE 100 companies, effective collaboration and compelling communication are k...

Engaging and empowering stakeholders is essential for businesses striving to achieve their sustainability targets. For Chief Sustainability Officers in global FTSE 100 companies, effective collaboration and compelling communication are key to aligning teams, departments, and external partners with sustainability objectives.

In this panel discussion, Sustainability Leaders will share their insights and strategies on driving collaboration and fostering a culture of sustainability within their organisations. Topics will include:

Crafting Compelling Narratives: Developing and sharing impactful stories that inspire and align internal teams and external partners.

Building Cross-Departmental Collaboration: Implementing strategies to unify efforts across different departments towards common sustainability goals.

Engaging Suppliers and Partners: Leveraging storytelling and communication to involve suppliers, customers, and communities in sustainability initiatives.

Utilising Effective Communication Tools: Employing various platforms and techniques to maintain momentum and commitment to sustainability targets.

Inspiring Leadership and Ownership: Encouraging leaders at all levels to take ownership of sustainability initiatives, fostering a culture of accountability and continuous improvement.

This session offers actionable insights and inspiration, equipping your organisation to enhance collaboration, effectively communicate sustainability goals, and achieve significant advancements towards a sustainable and resilient future.

Join us to learn how to effectively engage and empower your stakeholders, driving meaningful change across your business and beyond.
9:35 am - 9:55 am

Main Room

Presenting the seventh carbon budget

Dr Eoin Devane

Head of Carbon Budget
Climate Change Committee

The UK’s seventh Carbon Budget has now been set, outlining the emissions pathway for 2038–2042 and marking a critical milestone in the country’s net zero journey. In this session, the Climate Change Committee will present the key r...

The UK’s seventh Carbon Budget has now been set, outlining the emissions pathway for 2038–2042 and marking a critical milestone in the country’s net zero journey. In this session, the Climate Change Committee will present the key recommendations, assumptions, and implications of the budget — from sectoral pathways to investment signals and policy alignment.
9:55 am - 10:15 am

Main Room

Embedding social impact into business: from strategy to action

Lisa Hawkes is Global Sustainability Senior Manager at Unilever. In 2015, she helped create TRANSFORM, an impact accelerator led by Unilever, the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, and EY, that supports visionary enterprises across Africa, Asia and beyond. She now leads TRANSFORM’s work around livelihoods, as well as partnering with local teams on TRANSFORM’s work in Africa. Lisa has worked for Unilever for over a decade in various sustainability roles across research and development, supply chain and within the Global Sustainability Function.

Lisa Hawkes

Global Sustainability Senior Manager
Unilever

Embedding Social Impact into Business: From Strategy to Action
As businesses face increasing pressure to demonstrate social responsibility, integrating social impact into core business practices is no longer just a ‘nice to have�...

Embedding Social Impact into Business: From Strategy to Action
As businesses face increasing pressure to demonstrate social responsibility, integrating social impact into core business practices is no longer just a ‘nice to have’—it’s a strategic necessity. This session will explore practical ways companies can embed social impact into their operations, from supply chains to stakeholder engagement. Drawing on real-world examples, we will discuss the business case for social impact, how to align it with commercial objectives, and the key challenges and opportunities in making it a meaningful part of business strategy.
10:20 am - 10:40 am

Main Room

The lost gardens: reimagining urban hospitality for a net zero future

Robert Godwin

Chief Executive Officer
Lamington Group

Discover Lost Gardens — a pioneering hotel brand and visionary concept that’s redefining sustainability in the built environment. This session will explore how the project is pushing boundaries in net zero design, urban greening, and...

Discover Lost Gardens — a pioneering hotel brand and visionary concept that’s redefining sustainability in the built environment. This session will explore how the project is pushing boundaries in net zero design, urban greening, and regenerative hospitality, offering a bold new model for climate-conscious development. From integrated urban farming to rewilding city spaces, learn how Lost Gardens is setting a new global benchmark for sustainable innovation in urban living and tourism.
10:45 am - 11:45 am

Main Room

Networking and business meetings

15 minute meetings with suppliers who are offering solutions most relevant to your challenges. Please check the schedule on the back of your delegate pass for your meeting timings.
11:50 am - 12:20 pm

Main Room

Roundtable discussion – Regulatory crossroads: Navigating CSRD, CSDDD, EU Taxonomy & ISSB
Laura Gelder-Robertson

Chief Executive Officer
Vet Sustain

Benet Northcote has worked on sustainability for businesses, governments and NGOs since 2000, particularly on strategy and communications. Today he is the Chairman of Dialogue Earth and the Conservative Environment Network, as well as a Trustee of Green Alliance and the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.

He started his career as a BBC journalist before moving to various corporate communications roles, where his clients included FTSE 100 firms, top consumer brands, NGOs, and governments. He was chief policy advisor to Greenpeace UK, where he led engagement with politicians and businesses on campaigns ranging from coal to food and transport. After that, he spent five years as deputy private secretary to the king, when he was Prince of Wales, leading on responsible business, the natural environment, food and farming.

Until 2020, he was director of sustainability for the John Lewis Partnership. For seven years, he delivered major change to embed best-practice sustainability programmes at Waitrose and John Lewis, coinciding with a period of growth across both brands. Today, professionally, he continues to advise businesses on environmental and social engagement strategies.

Benet Northcote

Trustee
The Green Alliance
With sustainability reporting and corporate due diligence requirements evolving at pace, businesses face an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. From the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainabil...

With sustainability reporting and corporate due diligence requirements evolving at pace, businesses face an increasingly complex regulatory landscape. From the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) to the EU Taxonomy and ISSB standards, organisations must stay ahead of shifting expectations, compliance deadlines, and global alignment efforts.

This session will unpack where these frameworks currently stand as of June 2024, what’s next on the horizon, and how businesses can proactively prepare. Key topics include:

CSRD & CSDDD implementation – latest updates, practical challenges, and what’s expected next.

EU Taxonomy expansion – how companies are aligning financial and non-financial disclosures.

ISSB integration – navigating the growing convergence of global reporting standards.

Future-proofing your strategy – balancing compliance with strategic advantage in a fast-moving regulatory landscape.

Join us to get clarity on where these critical frameworks are headed, hear expert insights on emerging best practices, and ensure your organisation is positioned to thrive in an era of increased sustainability scrutiny.
12:25 pm - 12:45 pm

Main Room

Closing keynote address – Bold thinking for a resilient future: redesigning systems for net zero

Laura Sandys

Chair
Green Alliance

As we stand at a critical juncture in the race to net zero, bold leadership and systemic transformation have never been more essential. In this energising closing keynote, Laura Sandys CBE — leading voice in energy transition, systems ...

As we stand at a critical juncture in the race to net zero, bold leadership and systemic transformation have never been more essential. In this energising closing keynote, Laura Sandys CBE — leading voice in energy transition, systems innovation and Chair of the UK Government’s Energy Digitalisation Taskforce — will explore what it takes to break down siloes, redesign markets, and unlock the full potential of business, technology, and policy to deliver a sustainable, secure and resilient future. Expect honest insights, strategic provocations, and a call to action to lead with courage and ambition
12:50 pm - 1:00 pm

Main Room

Chair's closing remarks
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

Main Room

Networking lunch

An opportunity to connect with your peers and suppliers to talk over the learnings from the event. Lunch is served buffet style and a range of options are available to cater for different dietary requirements.

Day 1
Day 2

GSPN 2025 AGENDA

Delivering tangible solutions for real-world issues

GSPN 2025 AGENDA

3 - 4 June , Radisson Blu, Heathrow

03 June 2025

8:00 am - 8:45 am

Main Room

Registration

8:45 am - 9:00 am

Main Room

Chair's opening remarks

Benet Northcote

Trustee The Green Alliance

9:00 am - 9:40 am

Main Room

Panel – The nature nexus: Aligning business, policy, and conversation goals

Rachel Solomon-Williams

Executive Director Aldersgate Group

Rich Fitton

Investment Director Finance Earth

9:45 am - 10:05 am

Main Room

Renewables revisited – Where we are and where we’re going

Philipp Lukas

Chief Executive Officer Future Biogas

10:10 am - 10:25 am

Main Room

Dragons' Den – Speed presentations

10:30 am - 11:45 am

Main Room

Networking and business meetings

11:50 am - 12:30 pm

Main Room

Quick fire case study session – Engage, align, act: reducing Scope 3 emissions through collaboration

Sean Worrall

Chief Engineer of Product Sustainability GKN Automotive

Greg Ritt

Group Head of Sustainability Stagecoach Group

12:35 pm - 12:55 pm

Main Room

Insurability uncovered: stories of climate adaptation and resilience

Andrew Forsyth

Head of Climate Resilience and Sustainability (UK) Zurich Resilience Solutions

1:00 pm - 1:45 pm

Main Room

Networking lunch

1:50 pm - 2:30 pm

Main Room

Group roundtable discussion – Thinking on your feet: collaborative problem-solving in action

Will Ennett

Head of Sustainability & ESG PXC

2:35 pm - 2:55 pm

Main Room

Business value of sustainability

Dr Andrew Coburn

Chief Executive Officer Risilience

3:00 pm - 4:15 pm

Main Room

Networking and business meetings

4:20 pm - 5:00 pm

Main Room

Closing keynote panel – Halfway to 2050: bold conversations on net zero progress

Dr Marie Le Pellec

Space Sustainability Engineer European Space Agency

James Robey

Global Head of Environmental Sustainability Capgemini

Liz Brown

Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer Inchcape

Matt Shaughnessy

Executive Director Global Operations – Sustainability AstraZeneca

Linden Coppell

Vice President Sustainability & ESG MSC Cruises

5:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Main Room

Hotel check-in/ free time

7:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Main Room

Drinks reception and networking dinner

04 June 2025

8:45 am - 8:50 am

Main Room

Chair's opening remarks

Trustee
The Green Alliance

Executive Director
Aldersgate Group

Investment Director
Finance Earth

Chief Executive Officer
Future Biogas

Chief Engineer of Product Sustainability
GKN Automotive

Group Head of Sustainability
Stagecoach Group

Head of Climate Resilience and Sustainability (UK)
Zurich Resilience Solutions

Head of Sustainability & ESG
PXC

Chief Executive Officer
Risilience

Space Sustainability Engineer
European Space Agency

Global Head of Environmental Sustainability
Capgemini

Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer
Inchcape

Executive Director Global Operations – Sustainability
AstraZeneca

Vice President Sustainability & ESG
MSC Cruises

Chief Executive Officer
Vet Sustain

Chief Sustainability Officer
HH Global

EMEA Sustainability & Government Affairs Director
Canon

Principal Sustainability Strategist
Forum for the Future

Head of Sustainability & Public Affairs
APP Group

Head of Carbon Budget
Climate Change Committee

Global Sustainability Senior Manager
Unilever

Chief Executive Officer
Lamington Group

Chief Executive Officer
Vet Sustain

Trustee
The Green Alliance

Chair
Green Alliance