Speakers
Alani Shafiq
Head Grower: Mushroom Cultivation, MAD LEAP CIC
Alani Shafiq
Head Grower: Mushroom Cultivation, MAD LEAP CIC
Alani’s journey through agroforestry, eco-construction, and holistic living led to a deep passion for fungi and food justice. They are committed to holistic alternatives to extractive capitalist structures while fostering abundance and equity for all living beings.
The magic of microbes: from gut health to mushroom growing
Ali Malvern
Lead on Plastics for the London Councils consumption-based emissions programme
Ali Malvern
Lead on Plastics for the London Councils consumption-based emissions programme
Ali Malvern is the Lead on Plastics for the London Councils consumption-based emissions programme. She’s recently delivered the Single-Use Plastics Pledge for boroughs to encourage commitment to action on plastics and is currently exploring opportunities to change behaviours through reusable packaging schemes.
One World Living Conference
Álvaro Llobet
Head of Product, Finboot
Álvaro Llobet
Head of Product, Finboot
Álvaro Llobet is Head of Product at Finboot, where he leads the development of enterprise SaaS solutions that help companies improve traceability, automate workflows, and stay ahead of regulatory requirements. With a degree in Business Administration and Management from ESERP Business & Law School, Álvaro has a decade of experience building and scaling B2B platforms. His work focuses on combining AI, automation, and smart product strategy to solve challenges for global enterprises. Known for his ability to align product, go-to-market, and sales teams, Álvaro plays a key role in driving customer-centric growth and ensuring the successful adoption of Finboot’s technology at scale.
Navigating European Sustainability Regulations: a practical masterclass for businesses
Amy Casey
Amy Casey
Through her role as Advisor at ReLondon, Casey provides support to eleven of the London boroughs on waste, recycling and circular economy projects. She also delivers various research & innovation projects, focusing on circular solutions at a neighbourhood / community level. This includes the two-year demonstrator pilot Heston in the Loop with LB Hounslow, and currently a circular food community project focusing on increasing low-carbon food consumption and reducing food waste in partnership with LB Islington.
One World Living Conference
Anastasia Stella
Cofounder & CEO, Circuland
Anastasia Stella
Cofounder & CEO, Circuland
Circuland webinar – material and building passports for a circular built environment
Ander Zabala
Sustainability & Climate Service Group Manager, London Borough of Hackney
Ander Zabala
Sustainability & Climate Service Group Manager, London Borough of Hackney
Ander Zabala is the Sustainability & Climate Service Group Manager at Hackney. Leading on Climate, Recycling, and Land, Water, and Air services. He is currently working on Hackney’s first Circular Economy Strategy & Action Plan, and he is one of the leads, alongside Stephanie Li, for the London-wide food-emissions work through the One World Living programme.
One World Living Conference
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Andrea Carr
Scenographer, performance maker, artist, Co-director of Ecostage
Andrea Carr
Scenographer, performance maker, artist, Co-director of Ecostage
Andrea (she/her) is an eco-scenographer, performance maker, artist and facilitator and therapist in training at RSPOPUK. She’s a co-founder of Ecostage – helping to link sustainable practices with creativity and well-being. She also co-founded bring it to the table (BITTT), a facilitation initiative fostering reflection, collaboration, and systemic thinking.
The Edge of Change with BITTT
Stepping into the landscape: an Ecostage Lab
Andrew Gold
Head of Food Strategy - Public Health, London Borough of Newham
Andrew Gold
Head of Food Strategy - Public Health, London Borough of Newham
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Andrew Scutt
Waste & Recycling Officer, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
Andrew Scutt
Waste & Recycling Officer, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
One World Living Conference
Ani Passarelli
Textile artist and designer, MakeMee Studio
Ani Passarelli
Textile artist and designer, MakeMee Studio
Starting from a background in Fashion & Textiles from IED in Milan, Ani worked on a series of projects in film, photography and graphic design, gaining experience in a variety of fields within design and the creative arts. After Ani joined D&Me as Brand Manager, where she ran the website from content to aesthetics whilst executing logistics and administrative rolls. Now Ani works as a freelancer, devoting part of her time to the RTW label Soler, teaching creative workshops and creating a small line of conscious fashion and homeware products.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Ann Beavis
Head of Sustainable Development, Crown UK & I
Ann Beavis
Head of Sustainable Development, Crown UK & I
Ann has worked in the environment and sustainability sector for over 20 years, following a career in social housing. During this time, she has been involved in the development of commercially successful circular economy service innovations, driving reuse and refurbishment whilst delivering social value. Ann has developed the Responsible Business Plan for all the Crown UK&I brands to help deliver their net zero targets whilst embedding more strategic sustainable business practices to drive better outcomes aligned to UN Goals.
Ann helps drive the market-leading circular services of Crown Workspace in the remanufacturing, refurbishment, resale and donation of redundant workplace furniture and IT assets that have recently been showcased in the Terra Carta Impact report. She is building these principles into the Crown’s wider workplace change service provision as well as supporting circular and sustainable service innovations across the other Crown brands.
Ann is a member of the CE task force as she is passionate about collaboration to drive a more sustainable and equitable society. She frequently speaks and writes about enabling the change and believes in the power of business to deliver a net positive future. She is a keen sailor, forest cyclist and enjoys fun times with her family.
Creating circular workspaces: how circular economy builds local skills and social impact
Anna Carmichael
Councils & Partnerships Manager, Freegle
Anna Carmichael
Councils & Partnerships Manager, Freegle
Anna has worked in waste prevention, environmental education, event planning and sustainability for more than 20 years. Roles in local government, schools, regional partnerships, community groups and the not-for-profit sector have given her a wide range of experience to draw from. Anna specialises in building relationships, working with communities, initiating behaviour change and creating engaging content to inspire positive action.
Building bridges with reuse: a win-win in hard-to-reach communities
Anne N’Diaye
Director, Nature's Brief
Anne N’Diaye
Director, Nature's Brief
As a sustainable marketing strategist and sustainability trainer, Anne is committed to driving impactful change. She equips teams with the insights and knowledge necessary to develop purpose-driven actions that advance their organisations’ sustainability agendas.
Circular Economy Collage at Earls Court Community Hub
Arthur Kay
Board Member, Fast Forward 2030
Arthur Kay
Board Member, Fast Forward 2030
Arthur Kay is an entrepreneur and urban designer building solutions for sustainable cities.
Arthur is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Skyroom, the design, technology and development company that builds new buildings in the airspace above existing buildings (2018-).
He is Founder and Chair of the £100 million ESG private equity fund, the Key Worker Homes Fund (2020); Founder and former Chief Executive Officer of the clean technology company, bio-bean (2013-2018 (acquired 2023)); and co-Founder and co-Chair of the think tank, Fast Forward 2030 (2015-).
In addition, Arthur is an Entrepreneur in Residence at UCL’s Institute for Global Prosperity and a Visiting Lecturer in technology, entrepreneurship, and design at both UCL, and Imperial College London. He is an advisor to various organisations, including a leading real estate development company, the Victoria & Albert Museum (London, UK); the Royal Academy of Engineering, where he chairs the Sustainability and Climate Roundtable, and the Museum of the Home (London, UK) where he serves as a Trustee.
Arthur’s work has been recognised by the UN as a Sustainable Development Goals Pioneer; The Guardian as Sustainable Business Leader of the Year; MIT Technology Review, as a 35-under-35; and Forbes as an all-star 30-under-30. His words and work have appeared in publications, including the FT, MIT Technology Review, Wired, Architect’s Journal, RIBA Journal, Architectural Review, Architectural Digest, Wallpaper*, Bloomberg, New Scientist, National Geographic, The New York Times, The Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, CNN, CNBC, CBS, and the BBC.
Arthur studied architecture at The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, and entrepreneurship at The Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Rethinking mobility: the future beyond the car
Ash Goddard
Facilitator, Trainer and Director, Climate Clarity
Ash Goddard
Facilitator, Trainer and Director, Climate Clarity
Ash has seemingly boundless energy for climate education. With a background in aerospace engineering and an interest in sustainability, Ash left his work in 2019 to become involved in the effort to prevent catastrophic climate change. For the last 3 years he has been delivering Climate Fresk with his social enterprise Climate Clarity CIC.
After learning about coral erosion, Ash became fascinated about the finite nature of things. He now uses this drive to tackle our excessive consumption with circularity.
Circular economy workshop
Ayse Yilmaz
Co-founder, OTTAN
Ayse Yilmaz
Co-founder, OTTAN
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Breanna de Jong
Public Health Strategist, Newham Council
Breanna de Jong
Public Health Strategist, Newham Council
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Budelia Probert Watt
Head of Sustainability, Fora
Budelia Probert Watt
Head of Sustainability, Fora
A determined advocate for people and planet with proven record of driving ESG initiatives from inception to implementation. Responsible for delivering decarbonisation and environmental strategy for a portfolio of 70+ operational and development assets across the UK and Germany. Currently studying Sustainability Leadership for the Built Environment Mst at University of Cambridge.
Fit(out) for purpose?
Cecile Molinas
Director and co-founder, ClimateClue Ltd
Cecile Molinas
Director and co-founder, ClimateClue Ltd
Drawing upon a strong academic foundation in biology and biochemistry (MSc and PhD) and research experience at the Institut Curie and Imperial College, Cecile’s career has revolved around scientific communication.
Whether as a journalist, author or teacher, Cecile has always succeeded to convey complex scientific concepts in accessible and engaging ways.
Circular Economy Collage at Earls Court Community Hub
Charlie Wedgwood
Head of Carbon, McGee
Charlie Wedgwood
Head of Carbon, McGee
Charlie is Head of Carbon at McGee, leading the Carbon Reduction Strategy towards our goal of a Net Zero future. He is passionate about sustainable and practical designs that drive better performing structures. Charlie regularly engages in industry working groups to bridge the gap between consultant and contractor, leading to innovations such as achieving a UK-first in pioneering steel salvage and reuse at 1 Golden Lane. With 12 years of experience in Construction and Structural Engineering, Charlie derives solutions to provide unrivalled sustainability-conscious outcomes for our clients.
Circuland webinar – material and building passports for a circular built environment
Chris Lewington
Founder, Brew Resourceful and host of the Modern Brewer Podcast
Chris Lewington
Founder, Brew Resourceful and host of the Modern Brewer Podcast
Chris is the founder of Brew Resourceful and host of the Modern Brewer Podcast, where he champions sustainability across the brewing industry.
With over a decade of experience in leading craft breweries and a proven track record helping names like Camerons, Northern Monk, DEYA, Signature Brew, and Vault City, Chris specialises in building sustainability strategies that balance people, planet, and profit. His work focuses on solutions that not only reduce environmental impact but also deliver real financial returns, helping make sustainability a driver of innovation in brewing.
WASE x Hepworth Nexus beer launch
Ciara Ronan
Circular Economy Project Manager, West London Waste Authority
Ciara Ronan
Circular Economy Project Manager, West London Waste Authority
Ciara Ronan is a Circular Economy Project Manager at West London Waste Authority and Textile Co-Lead for the One World Living Programme. With experience across both waste collection and disposal authorities, she has delivered waste composition studies, food waste service expansions, and recycling improvements at flats. Passionate about reuse and sustainable textile practices, Ciara’s work supports the transition to a circular economy and helps develop strategic responses to emerging waste legislation.
One World Living Conference
Cristina Iodice
Senior University Lecturer, Facilitator, Accredited Mentor, Business Advisor & Sustainability Advocate
Cristina Iodice
Senior University Lecturer, Facilitator, Accredited Mentor, Business Advisor & Sustainability Advocate
Cristina is a purpose-driven educator, mentor, and business leader with over 20 years of experience across industries including fashion, banking, and telecommunications. Her career spans blue-chip corporations to startups, with a strong focus on the fashion sector, where she most recently served as Global Head of Sales, leading 360° go-to-market strategies.
Currently a Senior Lecturer at Ravensbourne University, Cristina specialises in ESG and researches sustainable behaviours through behavioural insights. She also teaches at Kingston University at the postgraduate level and supervises dissertations at both institutions, bridging academic theory with real-world application.
Cristina’s expertise lies in sustainability, strategic planning, and purpose-led international business and marketing. She holds two MAs, a PGCHE, SFEHA, and is an accredited mentor. With a unique blend of academic and corporate insight, she is passionate about shaping future-ready professionals and creating meaningful impact.
Circular Economy Collage at Earls Court Community Hub
Dany Jamal
Junior Consultant, Valpak
Dany Jamal
Junior Consultant, Valpak
Achieving sustainability goals
David Leigh-Pemberton
Deputy Director, Policy & Engagement, British Fashion Council
David Leigh-Pemberton
Deputy Director, Policy & Engagement, British Fashion Council
David Leigh-Pemberton is Deputy Director of Policy & Engagement at the British Fashion Council, where he acts as a senior adviser to the CEO and board, leading public affairs, government relations, and international strategy across the UK’s fashion industry. His work sits at the intersection of culture, policy, and global trade—advocating for sectoral competitiveness through initiatives that span tax-free shopping, creative skills, sustainability, and post-Brexit diplomacy.
David plays a central role in shaping the BFC’s policy voice and wider public positioning—from London Fashion Week’s evolution as a platform for responsible innovation, to major national campaigns on export growth, visas, and the creative economy’s role in regeneration. He is also a key contributor to the Institute of Positive Fashion, driving forward evidence-based frameworks on circularity, inclusion, and business resilience.
A member of the UK’s Creative Industries Trade and Investment Board, David regularly engages with ministers, international delegations and cultural institutions to align the UK’s fashion sector with a fast-changing global agenda. With a background that bridges public policy, diplomacy, and the performing arts, he brings a creative and strategic sensibility to the future of industry engagement.
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
Dominic McAndrew
Senior Director, Head of Architecture & Design - UK&I, CBRE Design Collective
Dominic McAndrew
Senior Director, Head of Architecture & Design - UK&I, CBRE Design Collective
Dominic McAndrew is Head of CBRE Design Collective in the UK and Ireland. Ranked number two in ID’s 100 Global Giants for workplace design and 16 across all disciplines, CBRE Design Collective has a vibrant track record across a workplace, aviation, commercial real estate and more. Dominic joined CBRE in 2024 and has worked to unify the design studios in Dublin, London and Manchester while growing the business and designing spaces that are both uncompromising in terms of design and their environmental credentials.
Designing for change: modularity, materials and the circular economy
Dr David Greenfield
VP of the Circular Economy Institute and President of CIWM
Dr David Greenfield
VP of the Circular Economy Institute and President of CIWM
President of the CIWM, Fellow of the CIWM, Fellow of the RSA, Associate Member of the ICE and Chartered Environmentalist with over 15 years of leadership experience in public and private sector roles focused on strategy, planning and delivering efficiencies in the environmental space.
Strong track record in transformation, facilitated by expertise in partnership working, procurement and strategic policy interventions. Worked with and advised private sector companies, venture capitalists, central, regional and local government.
Background includes leadership of teams and management of budgets ranging from £1m to £15m pa, and contribution to more than six major procurements, worth between £1m and £1bn.
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
Ed Perryman
CEO & Co-founder, Replacer
Ed Perryman
CEO & Co-founder, Replacer
Ed is CEO and Co-founder of Replacer, a UK-based software startup helping hotels to reduce waste, conserve resources, and become stronger businesses as a result. Replacer’s tool has gained traction with its bold action focus and ease-of-use; it complements existing measurement, reporting, and certification tools by focusing squarely on action; helping hotels to discover practical solutions, quickly build business cases, and connect with vetted suppliers of circular and sustainable alternatives.
As well as attracting 100s of users already, Replacer has collaborative impact partnerships with ECOsmart (Greengage), BWH Hotels GB, and Bluestone National Park Resort. Replacer is a Pending B Corp and a member of the ReLondon community of circular businesses.
Circular economy action in hospitality – waste less time, money and stuff!
Elina Grigoriou FRSA HonRICS
Interiors and Sustainability Leader with Global Expertise
Elina Grigoriou FRSA HonRICS
Interiors and Sustainability Leader with Global Expertise
Elina Grigoriou is a London-based Interior Designer, Sustainability and Wellbeing expert.
The Co-Founder of Grigoriou Interiors, one of the UK’s most forward-thinking design and sustainability studios, Elina is passionate about designing beautiful interiors that ensure the wellbeing of people and the environment, while driving corporate and individual growth.
With 20+ years’ experience in the global commercial interior design sector, Elina’s extensive knowledge of human-centric design is complemented by an eye for aesthetics and in-depth sustainability know-how. Elina works at the heart of the latest industry developments and initiatives regarding sustainability, partnering with national and global institutions to help collaborative approaches for systemic change.
In 2017, Elina was awarded Honorary Membership to the RICS in recognition of her dedication and work promoting sustainability in the property sector. Elina is frequently invited to share her knowledge and expertise by speaking at events, participating in debates, contributing to research and writing articles on design, wellbeing and sustainability. Significant industry contributions include the development of the SKA rating system and good practice guidance since 2008 and the 2014 WGBC report ‘Health Wellbeing and Productivity in Offices’.
Her book ‘Wellbeing in Interiors – Philosophy, Design & Value in Practice’ by RIBA Publishing is available through all major and local bookshops.
Circularity for fit-outs and interiors – making it happen
Ella Nevill
Head of Strategic Growth, CAMA Group
Ella Nevill
Head of Strategic Growth, CAMA Group
A first class Human, Social and Political Sciences graduate from the University of Cambridge, passionate about engaging communities and industries to drive change for more sustainable and equitable ways of living.
Ella heads up Strategic Growth at AssetFlow (part of the CAMA Group), supporting its partners in the film and television industry to engage with the circular economy across their props, sets, and costumes. Having previously worked as a client engagement manager at an award-winning ClimateTech startup, Ella’s background is in net-zero strategies and carbon accounting.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Flávia Sales
Marketing Manager & Circular Economist, Finboot
Flávia Sales
Marketing Manager & Circular Economist, Finboot
Flávia Sales is an award-winning sustainability marketer and the Marketing Manager at Finboot, where she also serves as co-host of Green Supply Chain Talks, the company’s flagship interview series. With over 20 years of experience, Flávia has built a career at the intersection of marketing strategy, sales development, and strategic alliances. She has led the design and execution of impactful campaigns that have elevated brand visibility and driven commercial success across diverse industries. Flávia combines creativity with strategic thinking to deliver growth-oriented marketing initiatives.
Navigating European Sustainability Regulations: a practical masterclass for businesses
Florrie Cole
Local Economies Officer (The Cally), Islington Council
Florrie Cole
Local Economies Officer (The Cally), Islington Council
Florrie Cole is the Cally Local Economy Manager at Islington Council, working within the Community Wealth Building department. In partnership with ReLondon, Florrie has led the Circular Food Community Programme in Caledonian Ward, Islington, delivering a suite of projects co-designed with the community to support a more sustainable local food system while addressing social and economic inequalities.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
One World Living Conference
Gareth Roberts
Founding Partner, Roberts and Treguer, Culpeper Family
Gareth Roberts
Founding Partner, Roberts and Treguer, Culpeper Family
Founding Partner of Roberts and Treguer
Creates Inspiring sustainable places for people to: Live, Eat and Stay.
Owner / Director of London Standard
Founded to develop complex and innovative property development projects throughout the South East of the United Kingdom that require imagination and specialist skills to realize their potential.
Previously co-founded Sturgis Carbon Profiling a strategic carbon consultancy in the property sector working for: Google, British Land, Land Securities and Grosvenor.
Gareth has fifteen years experience working in architecture and property development in the UK.
FutuREuse Forum – where use starts with reuse
Genia Mineeva
Circular design expert and founder/CEO of BEEN
Genia Mineeva
Circular design expert and founder/CEO of BEEN
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
Henrietta Moore
Chair of Global Board, Fast Forward 2030
Henrietta Moore
Chair of Global Board, Fast Forward 2030
Professor Dame Henrietta L. Moore is a cultural theorist and social anthropologist. She is the Director of the UCL Institute for Global Prosperity, where she also holds the Chair in Culture, Philosophy and Design. Her work focuses on developing new approaches to prosperity that look beyond economic growth to wellbeing, environmental sustainability, institutional change and social justice.
Professor Moore is the co-founder and chair of SHM Productions, a strategy and insight consultancy based in London, a founding trustee of the SHM Foundation, and a trustee of the Barbican Centre Trust in London. She is a Fellow of the British Academy, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, an Academician of the Learned Societies for the Social Sciences, a Member of Defra’s Science Advisory Council, and a Member of the Institute of Directors.
Henry Onyeka
Design Consultant, RAK Ceramics
Henry Onyeka
Design Consultant, RAK Ceramics
Henry Onyeka is a Design Consultant at RAK Ceramics with over 15 years of experience in the design industry. His work spans bathrooms, furniture, and lighting, reflecting a passion for creating spaces that balance luxury, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. Known for his collaborative approach, Henry partners closely with architects, designers and contractors to deliver projects that meet client expectations. His expertise in practical design solutions continues to shape environments that are both beautiful and purposeful.
Flooring circularity in action
Howard Dawber
Deputy Mayor of London for Business and Growth
Howard Dawber
Deputy Mayor of London for Business and Growth
Previously 18 years in-house as Strategic Advisor and then Managing Director Canary Wharf Group, working on 10 m sq ft of development across 6 sites in London, London 2012 Olympic Bid and legacy, Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) project design, politics and funding among other projects. Then a year running City Strategy urban development consultancy.
Prior to that 10 years in Public Affairs and PR.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Hugo Warner
Circularity Expert
Hugo Warner
Circularity Expert
On a mission to expand everyone’s options for the future. This means building a thriving circular economy, on the one hand, and restoring the planet’s living systems on the other. To this task he brings over two decades leading the design, delivery, and measurement of complex and innovative global programmes, including over 15 years with PwC and Strategy&.
The digital workplace: a key opportunity for your organisation’s green strategy
Ilektra Kouloumpi
Sectors Lead, Doughnut Economics Actions Lab
Ilektra Kouloumpi
Sectors Lead, Doughnut Economics Actions Lab
Ilektra Kouloumpi is a senior expert in post-growth economics with over 15 years of experience driving systemic change worldwide. Now based in Greece, she runs her own consulting studio and serves as the Sectors Lead for the Doughnut Economics Action Lab. Her work spans large-scale projects in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia, collaborating with the European Commission, the United Nations, Ministries of Environment and over 100 cities globally.
Ilektra is particularly recognized for her contributions to the Amsterdam City Doughnut project and its circular economy strategy, initiatives that have garnered media attention from outlets like the BBC, Time Magazine, and The Guardian. As an engaging keynote speaker and facilitator, she shares her insights at international conferences and educational institutions. She is currently partnering with Schumacher College to develop a new school aimed at cultivating the next generation of leaders dedicated to creating a better future where both people and the planet can thrive.
Highways doughnut toolkit – rethinking roads for people and planet
James Ivin
Environmental & Sustainability Manager, Overbury EOS
James Ivin
Environmental & Sustainability Manager, Overbury EOS
Circularity for fit-outs and interiors – making it happen
Jason Davies
Co-Founder, The Architectural Forum
Jason Davies
Co-Founder, The Architectural Forum
FutuREuse Forum – where use starts with reuse
Jason Ruddle
Head of Growth, Circuland
Jason Ruddle
Head of Growth, Circuland
With a background in civil and structural engineering and a passion for digital transformation, Jason has spent the last 30+ years with a commercial focus in helping the construction sector embrace smarter, more collaborative ways of working. Whether it’s introducing new tech, scaling teams, or shaping go-to-market strategies, Jason focuses on driving real change through practical solutions.
Circuland webinar – material and building passports for a circular built environment
Joost de Kluijver
Co Founder and CEO, Closing the Loop
Joost de Kluijver
Co Founder and CEO, Closing the Loop
CEO and co-founder of Closing the Loop, helps the tech sector turn circular goals into results that matter to business and society. Drawing on 12+ years of leadership and a consulting background, he champions practical, customer-focused solutions that reduce e-waste and drive impactful global collaborations, making circularity easy, immediate and business-friendly.
The digital workplace: a key opportunity for your organisation’s green strategy
Juan Miguel Perez
Chief Executive Officer, Finboot
Juan Miguel Perez
Chief Executive Officer, Finboot
Juan Miguel Perez is CEO and co-founder of Finboot, a technology company enabling Green Supply Chain Management for the world’s capital-intensive companies. Juan holds a PhD in Physics from Barcelona Tech University. With more than 10 years of experience in the blockchain space, Juan has helped companies like Repsol, Moeve (formerly Cepsa), Evonik, and SABIC. He’s a Linkedin Top Voice and also the host of Green Supply Chain Insights and Green Supply Chain Talks, Finboot’s ongoing interview series, both available on Finboot’s YouTube channel.
Navigating European Sustainability Regulations: a practical masterclass for businesses
Katherine Adams PhD
Director, Reusefully Ltd
Katherine Adams PhD
Director, Reusefully Ltd
Katherine has over 20 years’ experience in resource efficiency, mostly in the construction sector and has just finished a PhD at Loughborough University, looking at how a circular economy can be embedded in the building sector.
She has raised the importance of construction resource efficiency within the UK through the development of research and the provision of data and has developed influential partnerships and networks and encouraged collaboration across the supply chain.
Circularity for fit-outs and interiors – making it happen
Katherine Murtha
World Resources Institute, Membership Engagement Specialist, Coolfood
Katherine Murtha
World Resources Institute, Membership Engagement Specialist, Coolfood
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Kira Curtis
Co-Director, Ecostage
Kira Curtis
Co-Director, Ecostage
Stepping into the landscape: an Ecostage Lab
Kristin Strandberg
Cities Strategist, Circle Economy
Kristin Strandberg
Cities Strategist, Circle Economy
Kristin is a Cities Strategist at Circle Economy, supporting cities in accelerating their transition to a circular economy through a people-centred approach. She led the development of the Highways Doughnut Toolkit in collaboration with local authorities, contractors and the Doughnut Economics Actions Lab, helping ensure that road infrastructure meets both planetary boundaries and human wellbeing.
Highways doughnut toolkit – rethinking roads for people and planet
Lea Francastel
Education & Sales, Climate Clarity
Lea Francastel
Education & Sales, Climate Clarity
Lea began her deep-dive into the climate crisis while pursuing a Masters in Petroleum Geoscience. Disturbed by this dissonance in her life, she decided to use her knowledge to raise awareness of climate change and not continue on her petroleum-based path. Lea is actively implementing everything she has learned to live a joyful and low-carbon lifestyle and is committed to spreading high-quality climate education in the UK.
Lea’s turning point came at the beginning of her Masters degree while reading a book about Zero Waste. Pulling that thread led her to becoming the climate education activist she is today, but the circular principles of Zero Waste stayed close to her heart!
Circular economy workshop
Lizzie Gimblett
Founder, Pupils Profit
Lizzie Gimblett
Founder, Pupils Profit
Lizzie founded Pupils Profit in 2014, initially combining enterprise education with a healthy school tuck shop model. The aim was to help children develop transferable skills and aspirations, while also encouraging their peers to make healthier food choices. Just before the COVID-19 lockdowns, Lizzie saw an opportunity to adapt the tuck shop into a school-based refill shop, helping families reduce single-use plastic while removing the barrier of convenience for busy parents.
With seed funding from Designing London’s Recovery Green New Deal, Lizzie piloted the concept in 12 London schools. Her work caught the attention of ReLondon’s Heston in the Loop project, and a collaborating began with several London borough councils. Additional funding allowed Pupils Profit to expand the model to schools outside of London, and it is now accessible to schools across the UK.
In September 2024, Pupils Profit successfully entered the EdTech space with the launch of its platform, ecorefillshop.com. Today, Pupils Profit supports more children than ever before, empowering them to develop real-world skills while making it easier for their communities to refill via their school refill shops.
One World Living Conference
Lorraine Wilson
Packaging Consultant, Valpak Limited
Lorraine Wilson
Packaging Consultant, Valpak Limited
Achieving sustainability goals
Louise Tompkinson
Waste & Resource Traceability Consultant, Valpak Limited
Louise Tompkinson
Waste & Resource Traceability Consultant, Valpak Limited
Achieving Zero Waste to Landfill Certification
Mael Le Couedic
Outdoor Repair Specialist, Decathlon
Mael Le Couedic
Outdoor Repair Specialist, Decathlon
Textile and tent repair workshop
Maria Fronoshchuk
Behavioural Science • Behaviour Change • Behavioural & Service Design
Maria Fronoshchuk
Behavioural Science • Behaviour Change • Behavioural & Service Design
Applied behavioural scientist and behaviour change consultant specialising in the green transition, circular economy, and decarbonisation. With over a decade of experience at the intersection of behavioural science, strategy, and stakeholder engagement, Maria has designed interventions for UN agencies, governments, NGOs, and global corporations. She focuses on creating processes and products that shift behaviours, scaling evidence-based solutions, and crafting narratives that move people and organisations to act.
The human side of circular change: how to turn strategy into real shifts in behaviour
Matthew Adams
Head of Natural Resources & Climate Strategy, Harrow Council
Matthew Adams
Head of Natural Resources & Climate Strategy, Harrow Council
Matthew Adams is Assistant Director for Climate Change, Natural Resources and Strategy at the London Borough of Harrow and has been the lead borough officer for the One World Living Programme since 2021.
He has worked in local government for over 15 years advising London boroughs, county councils and district authorities on a wide range of local government projects with a community and place-making focus. A commercial and environmental lawyer by background, Matthew also has an MSc in Sustainability from Ashridge Business School.
One World Living Conference
Mete Coban
Deputy Mayor of London for Environment and Energy
Mete Coban
Deputy Mayor of London for Environment and Energy
Mete Coban MBE became the Deputy Mayor of London for Environment and Energy in July 2024, overseeing the Mayor’s world-leading climate action plan for the capital.
Before this role, Mete was a Councillor and Cabinet Member for Climate Change, Environment, and Transport in the London Borough of Hackney, where he delivered a £61 million Green New Deal to tackle the climate crisis. He is best known for pioneering Hackney’s Community Energy Fund, which provides clean, green, community-owned energy to 39 not-for-profits.
Mete is widely credited with making politics more accessible to young people as the Founder of the youth-led charity My Life My Say. He led the Give an X voter registration campaign, resulting in over 488,000 newly registered voters ahead of the UK General Election in July 2024.
Additionally, Mete serves as a Trustee at the London Marathon Foundation and My Life My Say.
In the New Year’s 2020 Honours List, Mete received an MBE for services to young people, recognising his efforts to make politics and democracy more accessible to the younger generation.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Michael Trotter Comas
Researcher and CBAM service lead, Valpak Limited
Michael Trotter Comas
Researcher and CBAM service lead, Valpak Limited
Achieving sustainability goals
Molly Macaulay
Environmental Manager, Overbury & Morgan Lovell
Molly Macaulay
Environmental Manager, Overbury & Morgan Lovell
Why materials matter: unlocking value from end of life
Natalie Ibbott
Project Manager Councils & Partnerships programme, Freegle
Natalie Ibbott
Project Manager Councils & Partnerships programme, Freegle
Natalie has worked in waste, reuse, recycling and circular economy for over 20 years, in consultancy, local government, regional partnerships and is a Circular Economy Club volunteer leader. Her experience includes helping local authorities and other organisations to write waste management and circular economy strategies; designing and delivering local authority improvement and efficiency programmes; waste prevention, education and communications; waste policy; waste collection management as well as former landfill management and remediation. She specialises in project management, research and partnership working.
Building bridges with reuse: a win-win in hard-to-reach communities
Nicholas Lambert
Head of Circularity, Primark
Nicholas Lambert
Head of Circularity, Primark
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
Nicola Forest
Head of Sustainability, Structure Tone
Nicola Forest
Head of Sustainability, Structure Tone
Fit(out) for purpose?
Paul Burgess
Co-Director, Ecostage
Paul Burgess
Co-Director, Ecostage
Stepping into the landscape: an Ecostage Lab
Paul Crofts
Co-Founder isomi, Founder & Creative Director, Paul Crofts Studio
Paul Crofts
Co-Founder isomi, Founder & Creative Director, Paul Crofts Studio
Paul Crofts is Founder and Creative Director of Paul Crofts Studio, an award-winning multidisciplinary design practice established in London in 2003, and working internationally across furniture, product, and interior design, celebrated for its material-led approach where craft, process, and innovation drive each project. His studio has delivered projects for clients including Unilever, Spring Studios, Theatre Royal Plymouth, and Lotte Department Store. In 2012, he co-founded Isomi, leading award-winning designs recognised internationally for sustainability, innovation and redefining the relationship between products and space.
Designing for change: modularity, materials and the circular economy
Paul Davidson
Challenge Director, Smart Sustainable Plastics Packaging - UK Research and Innovation
Paul Davidson
Challenge Director, Smart Sustainable Plastics Packaging - UK Research and Innovation
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Paul Gaughan
Founder, Lumybel
Paul Gaughan
Founder, Lumybel
Paul Gaughan is a Fellow of both the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), with over 35 years of experience in the construction industry. For the past 25 years, he has held senior board positions within the London Fit Out Sector. He also serves as Chair of the CIOB Cambridge Hub and contributes to the Finishes and Interiors Sector (FIS) through its Sustainability Leadership Group.
Paul believes that leaders in the construction industry share a responsibility to shape not only a better built environment but also a better industry — one where sustainable practices are standard. The era of “business and building as usual” is over. Through Lumybel, he is working to fundamentally change how we build, create, and curate spaces.
He advocates for a complete mindset shift across the construction sector. Companies must move away from traditional models toward a purpose-driven agenda, adopting sustainable, low-carbon solutions that align with both financial constraints and environmental goals. Paul is confident there is a better way — one that balances purpose, planet, and the people who live and work within the spaces we create.
Fit(out) for purpose?
Prof. Sophie Thomas (FCIWM OBE)
Founding Partner, Chief Technology Officer and Senior Director
Prof. Sophie Thomas (FCIWM OBE)
Founding Partner, Chief Technology Officer and Senior Director
Sophie Thomas is an unusual mix of campaigner, practicing designer and chartered waste manager. She has been working in the fields of sustainable design, behaviour change and material process for over 20 years; through her design agency, Thomas.Matthews ltd; and through a number of campaigning posts including Director of Circular Economy at the RSA and more recently becoming trustee for WRAP UK.
Why materials matter: unlocking value from end of life
Rachel Arthur
Advocacy Lead Sustainable Fashion at the UN Environment Programme
Rachel Arthur
Advocacy Lead Sustainable Fashion at the UN Environment Programme
Sought-after consultant, speaker and writer driving systems change within the fashion industry. Rachel has dedicated her career to transformation; tracking and interpreting signals of change, and working with organisations on implementation. She is obsessed with rethinking long-term value creation in order to secure a sustainable future for people and planet, and believes fashion the ideal case study for the economic shift required.
Rachel is currently the Advocacy Lead for Sustainable Fashion at the United Nations Environment Programme, where she focuses on challenging industry norms and accelerating circularity in the sector. This work includes exploring narrative shift as a lever for reducing overconsumption and addressing the elephant in the room of production volumes. Both were the basis for the UNEP x UN Climate Change Sustainable Fashion Communication Playbook she authored in 2023. She also hosts UNEP’s Transforming Textiles podcast, interviewing global policy leaders about change.
She has further worked with Textile Exchange, the UN Climate Change-convened Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action and the British Fashion Council’s Institute of Positive Fashion, and previously led the strategy for Google’s environmental data platform with WWF and Stella McCartney. She also advises various multinationals and mentors start-ups similarly focused on driving change, and has contributed to accelerator programmes including Farfetch’s Dream Assembly and John Lewis’ JLAB.
By background, Rachel is an award-winning business journalist, with work featured in heavyweight titles including Vogue Business, The Business of Fashion, The NY Times, Wired, Forbes, The Guardian and more. She has also delivered a TED talk about the role of innovation for a more environmentally sustainable fashion industry.
Rachel was named one of 50 Future Icons Power People for 2025, a sustainability thought leader in the Vogue Business 100 Innovator list in 2023, a LinkedIn Top Voice for sustainability in 2022, one of 30 people changing the face of fashion by Glamour in 2020, and was awarded trade/B2B fashion journalist of the year by Fashion Monitor in 2015. She is an Honorary Fellow of Cardiff University.
Rachel also regularly mentors young people in the industry, hosting monthly open office hours call for anyone to join and talk about careers and sustainable fashion.
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
Rachel Singer
Circular Economy Advisor, ReLondon
Rachel Singer
Circular Economy Advisor, ReLondon
Rachel Singer is a Circular Economy Advisor at ReLondon and leads on the organisation’s textiles and electricals sector-based work. Recently, this has included supporting the development of a material flow analysis for electricals and electronics and the London Textiles Action Plan. Prior to her role at ReLondon, Rachel contributed to a number of other research projects related to cities, sustainability and the built environment.
One World Living Conference
Ravina Singh
Programme Manager, London Councils Climate Programme
Ravina Singh
Programme Manager, London Councils Climate Programme
Ravina Singh is a Programme Manager within London Councils Climate Programme. Out of the seven themes of LCs Climate Programme, Ravina enables delivery of the Green Economy theme, which is focused on finance, delivery models, jobs & skills, and the One World Living theme, which is focused on reducing consumption emissions in London.
One World Living Conference
Ray Knight
Sustainability Programme Manager, Atos
Ray Knight
Sustainability Programme Manager, Atos
Ray Knight is an ISEP-certified sustainability leader at Atos, driving programs that deliver business and environmental value. As the Head of Sustainability Services in the UK, he champions technology’s role in achieving net zero through collaborations with clients and partners to accelerate sustainable progress.
The digital workplace: a key opportunity for your organisation’s green strategy
Ray Molony
Head Of Content at Build Back Better Awards
Ray Molony
Head Of Content at Build Back Better Awards
Circularity for fit-outs and interiors – making it happen
Rebecca Hall
Operations Lead, A Good Thing
Rebecca Hall
Operations Lead, A Good Thing
Rebecca joined A Good Thing in August 2025, having spent the previous two years at the London South Bank University Green Skills Hub, promoting green jobs and training to South Londoners. Before that she worked in the tech sector as a project manager, scrum master and website designer.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Ricky Beecroft
Innovation Project Manager, Colas Ltd
Ricky Beecroft
Innovation Project Manager, Colas Ltd
Ricky is leading the Wessex Live Lab project which is part of the Department for Transport £30M Live Labs 2 programme. Ricky bridges strategic ambition with on-the-ground delivery, helping local authorities embed Doughnut Economics into highway maintenance and planning. He leads the team to translate complex sustainability goals into practical tools that balance ecological boundaries with social needs.
Highways doughnut toolkit – rethinking roads for people and planet
Roberto Prota
Workshop Manager, Decathlon
Roberto Prota
Workshop Manager, Decathlon
Bike maintenance workshop
Rohin Rajeevan
Waste and Resource Traceability Consultant|MSc(Eng)
Rohin Rajeevan
Waste and Resource Traceability Consultant|MSc(Eng)
Rohin is a sustainability and waste management professional with a background in environmental engineering and hands-on experience helping businesses improve compliance, reduce waste, and achieve certifications like Zero Waste to Landfill. Currently, He works as a Waste and Resource Traceability Consultant, where he leads site audits, advises on circular economy strategies, and supports clients through regulatory shifts like EPR and the UK’s packaging reforms.
Rohin’s journey started with a Master’s in Environmental and Energy Engineering from the University of Sheffield, where he researched innovative phosphorus recovery from wastewater. Since then, he’s worked across multiple sectors—consulting on water and energy systems, managing complex producer compliance submissions, and helping organisations turn environmental goals into practical action.
Achieving Zero Waste to Landfill Certification
Rokiah Yaman
Managing Director, MAD LEAP CIC
Rokiah Yaman
Managing Director, MAD LEAP CIC
Rokiah coordinates sites, fundraising, and operations while advocating for micro anaerobic digestion (AD) technology in urban public spaces. She promotes the closed-loop ethos to educate communities on sustainability and resource recovery.
The magic of microbes: from gut health to mushroom growing
Rosie Rainbow
Material Reuse Strategist
Rosie Rainbow
Material Reuse Strategist
After years advising, challenging and leading sustainable practices with leading retail brands, Rosie specialises in driving reuse and circular economy strategies within the retail design space. Bringing a strong mix of strategic thinking, material knowledge and stakeholder engagement, Rosie collaborates across teams and industries to deliver practical, high-impact solutions with circularity schemes – delivering reuse projects achieving a 20% cost saving and direct reuse rates averaging 41% and up to 75% across global projects. Known for her integrity, empathy and ability to align sustainability goals with operational needs, she’s passionate about creating retail environments that are both functional and future-focused.
Designing for change: modularity, materials and the circular economy
Ross Dight
Technical & Sustainability Director, Tarkett
Ross Dight
Technical & Sustainability Director, Tarkett
Why materials matter: unlocking value from end of life
Ruth Stringer
Co-Director, Ecostage
Ruth Stringer
Co-Director, Ecostage
Stepping into the landscape: an Ecostage Lab
Sabine Tyldesley
Associate Director, SEC Newgate UK
Sabine Tyldesley
Associate Director, SEC Newgate UK
Sabine is a senior strategic and political adviser at Communications and Advocacy Group SEC Newgate UK. Working across and range of sectors, she advises some of the most well-known brands how to communicate their mission and engage with government to influence their policy landscape. This includes refurbished electronics marketplace Back Market and recycling labelling organisation OPRL alongside other organisations across the sustainability, circularity and renewables space.
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
Sara Morel
Chief Executive Officer, Salvo Ltd
Sara Morel
Chief Executive Officer, Salvo Ltd
A recognised well connected fashion leader with senior communications experience and a strong record of successful project management.
Backed by over a decade in fashion communications working for Gucci, one of the world’s leading luxury brands, and Kurt Geiger, a leading retail authority in fashion footwear.
Founder of Reclaimed Woman consultancy, created with the personal and professional aim of advancing the conversation around sustainable design, and using fashion as a force for good.
From global brands to emerging talents, Morel offers cross-sector expertise with collaborations between sustainable fashion and reclaimed interiors, tech, and charities such as Smart Works and UNICEF.
FutuREuse Forum – where use starts with reuse
Sarah Malone
Senior Advisor, ReLondon
Sarah Malone
Senior Advisor, ReLondon
Sarah Malone is a Senior Advisor at ReLondon, currently leading the organisation’s food programme to enable a transition to a more low-carbon circular economy for food in the capital. Prior to ReLondon, Sarah has held various research and policy roles in both the public and private sectors, including at the Food and Drink Federation where she provided policy advice to central government on behalf of the food and drink supply chain.
One World Living Conference
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Savannah Theis
Group facilitator, psychotherapist, artist and Processwork practitioner
Savannah Theis
Group facilitator, psychotherapist, artist and Processwork practitioner
Savannah (she/her) is an artist, facilitator and therapist recently qualifying at RSPOPUK. Her background in the arts and collaboration inform her interests in co-discovering creative ways for engaging with personal and collective challenges. She is a co-founder of bring it to the table (BITTT), a facilitation initiative fostering reflection, collaboration, and systemic thinking.
The Edge of Change with BITTT
Scott Campbell
Director, Surface Matter
Scott Campbell
Director, Surface Matter
With more than 20 years developing the market for innovative surfaces across EMEA, Scott founded Surface Matter in 2013 to help designers and architects use materials better. Active in the Better Business Network and B Corp community, Scott believes in sharing knowledge and working with great people to drive positive change. He continues to address the challenges of circular design with smarter reuse strategies, launching Material Rescue in 2024 to maintain the highest level of quality with minimal intervention.
Designing for change: modularity, materials and the circular economy
Why materials matter: unlocking value from end of life
Shailja Dubé
Deputy Director, Institute of Positive Fashion at British Fashion Council, systems-level strategist
Shailja Dubé
Deputy Director, Institute of Positive Fashion at British Fashion Council, systems-level strategist
Mainstreaming circularity and communicating with impact: how fashion and textiles are rising to the challenge
Simon Crouch
Senior Development Manager, L&G - Asset Management
Simon Crouch
Senior Development Manager, L&G - Asset Management
Simon is a qualified chartered surveyor and development professional with 18 years client side experience delivering projects for FTSE 100 organisations. He currently works for Legal & General Asset Management in Private Markets delivering direct and funded developments for L&G funds in non residential sectors.
Circuland webinar – material and building passports for a circular built environment
Sofia Steffenoni
Founder, Materials Assemble
Sofia Steffenoni
Founder, Materials Assemble
Sofia is an architect with 15 years of experience in bespoke manufacturing and material consultancy for prestigious projects across Europe and the US, including museums, fashion houses, and large-scale architectural ventures. Originally from Venice and now based in London, she co-founded Matter of Stuff in 2014, establishing one of the world’s largest online material libraries and delivering custom manufacturing projects that champion sustainable design practices. Her architectural training at the University of Ferrara earned her a nomination for Archiprix Italy 2010, and she has since worked on award-winning projects with renowned firms such as Acme, 3xn, Foreign Office Architects, and Squire and Partners.
As the leader of Materials Assembly, Sofia continues to empower designers and architects to push the boundaries of sustainability in material design while also lecturing at institutions such as Istituto Marangoni and Westminster University. In 2025, she joined Piercy & Company, where she leads the research department, driving innovative material solutions and advancing the firm’s sustainable design strategies.
Flooring circularity in action
Solenn Launay
Circular Economy Collage Facilitator
Solenn Launay
Circular Economy Collage Facilitator
Solenn Launay is a French generalist engineer, with 15 years’ experience managing projects in the energy sector worldwide (mostly renewables). Since 2023, she is dedicated to her heart values and raise awareness on the environmental issues (climate, biodiversity, resources scarcity, wastes and pollutions). To do so, she advises organisations on their sustainability roadmap, facilitates didactic workshops and gives conferences to lead participants to take actions in their works and lives. She tailors her approach to corporate’s needs and brings enthusiasm and positivity.
The Circular Challenge
Stephanie Li
Climate Manager, London Borough of Hackney
Stephanie Li
Climate Manager, London Borough of Hackney
London’s food purchasing commitment refresh
Stuart Cochrane
Sustainability Lead & ISO Lead, JLL Workplace
Stuart Cochrane
Sustainability Lead & ISO Lead, JLL Workplace
Circuland webinar – material and building passports for a circular built environment
Susana Nuria Guerrero Lopez
Founder & CEO, ALDStone
Susana Nuria Guerrero Lopez
Founder & CEO, ALDStone
Susana is an ecopreneur, a thought leader disruptive innovator, a visionary designer, an advocate for positive change and a pioneer with over 15 years of experience in the field of construction, circular economy and climate solutions.
In 2014 Susana founded ALDStone, a multi-award-winning London based company which she then went on to launch with Ellen MacArthur Foundation in 2018. Susana’s work has led to collaborations with the likes of H&M Group, Cosentino, Heathrow Airport and RAK Ceramics.
Susana and her team are on a mission to align human flooring needs whilst considering the limited natural resources of Planet Earth. Their goal is to reduce carbon footprint and embodied carbon by implementing and scaling ALDStone FUF, the world’s first reusable dry lay underlay which optimises the usage of a wide range of flooring materials.
Flooring circularity in action
Tamasin Rhymes
Programme and Impact Manager, Greener and Cleaner UK
Tamasin Rhymes
Programme and Impact Manager, Greener and Cleaner UK
Having worked across theatre and production Tamasin is now enjoying using those skills in a community charity encouraging everyone to engage with sustainability in all its forms.
Connecting those building better communities and improving social justice with opportunities and audiences is fascinating and rewarding.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Tina Aileen
Creative Director of premium fashion
Tina Aileen
Creative Director of premium fashion
Tina Aileen is a photographer and designer-maker. In 2010 Tina graduated from Central Saint Martin’s Fashion Design Womenswear course.
During her time at St. Martin’s, Tina encountered a UK-based charity called TRAID, which inspired her to dedicate her life to eco-fashion.
Creative upcycling workshop with Tina Aileen
Vitalina Makakenko
Climate & Circular Economy Project Consultant
Vitalina Makakenko
Climate & Circular Economy Project Consultant
Sustainability and ESG consultant with over 10 years of cross-sector experience in strategy development and project management. Vitalina helps organisations transition to ethical, circular, and future-ready business models by embedding sustainability into daily operations and long-term planning. Her expertise spans circular economy integration, ESG strategy, operational sustainability audits, stakeholder engagement, and impact-driven reporting.
The human side of circular change: how to turn strategy into real shifts in behaviour
Wayne Hubbard
Chief Executive Officer, ReLondon
Wayne Hubbard
Chief Executive Officer, ReLondon
With nearly 30 years of experience in the waste and sustainability sector, Wayne is a passionate and visionary leader who strives to make London a global leader in circular economy and environmental innovation. As the Chief Executive Officer of ReLondon, a partnership of the Mayor of London and London’s councils, Wayne oversees the delivery of an ambitious Business Plan that aims to transform the way London produces, consumes, and manages its resources. Wayne is a a Fellow of the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management, and he brings diverse perspectives and experiences to the team, having worked in both the public and private sectors across different fields and regions.
CE Week 2025 launch event – Circular innovation, local action
Host an event
It's free to host an event – so get in touch and we'll help you set it up and promote it.
Become a supporter
Support #CEweek2025 and help accelerate the transition to a circular economy.
Download partner pack Get in touch
Explore the events programme
See previous years' events
CE Week 2025 supporters
Get in touch
If you would like to become a #CEWeek2025 partner or host an event, please get in touch.
Email: [email protected]
Or complete the event submission form below
*This information is required