Kathryn Firth is an architect and urban designer whose passion for creating thriving places spans some 30 years. She leads master planning and urban design projects across the UK, US, Europe, and the
Vincent advises the public, private, and voluntary sectors, ranging from local neighborhoods to regional authorities and from inner-city and remote rural communities. Previously, he held senior posts
Phineas Harper is an innovative leader in developing sustainable cultural programmes that engage broad audiences with architecture and design. A regular contributor to the Guardian on ecological
Josie has a decade of experience working with grassroots policy, business, and civil society organisations to create systemic change and build a more regenerative future. Beginning her career as a
Dr. Paul Scholefield, based at Lancaster University’s Environment Centre, has built a distinguished career at the nexus of environmental change and terrestrial ecosystems. His innovative approach
Dr. Veronika Kapsali is a Professor of Materials Technology and Design at the London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London (UAL). With over 10 years of experience, she was awarded
Sarah, founder and CEO of IF, is an expert on building trust in new and emerging technology. A systems designer, Sarah founded IF in 2016 and has a well-established reputation for her commitment to
Elaine Yan Ling Ng, nicknamed the ‘techno fairy’ by Elle Deco, is the founder of The Fabrick Lab, which brings together textiles, electronics, biomimicry, interiors and installations. A British
Deborah is director of Deb Nagan Studio, a multidisciplinary consultancy focussing on the interwoven themes of making sustainable environments: nature & landscape, social cohesion,
