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Edoardo Vivo
Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain
PhD in Physics, now Data Scientist in Business Intelligence and Marketing.
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Celeste Delgado-Librero
Valencina de la Concepción, Andalucía, Spain
I was born in Spain and have lived half my life in the USA, but I'm hoping to move back to Europe soon. My professional background is in higher education, teaching Spanish language and culture. I've been a passionate environmentalist for over 3 decades, and I have started 2 grassroots groups, one in Roanoke (Virginia, USA) and one in Valencina de la Concepción (Sevilla, Spain).
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Alex Kruzel
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Alex has partnered with a breadth of commercial, federal and non-profit clients across her international consulting career. She decided to establish Telesto Strategy to support leaders to build purpose-driven strategies that drive both strong financial returns and positive ESG and Sustainability outcomes. She brings a bold global vision to regenerate the planet by building an international network of diverse business and civic leaders to formulate collaborative growth strategies that are regenerative and help solve for the greatest challenges facing our planet.
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Alexander Morais Osterweil
London Borough of Camden, England, United Kingdom
I am a student with a keen interest in sustainable development. I am looking to see how I can truly apply myself to the problems that really need solving in this world and would welcome any and all guidance on how to do so in the context of my current school student life.
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anand Damani
Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India
3 decade social entrepreneurial journey. Having 100 happy memorable interactions daily. With customers, vendors, and employees. I ♥ BEING RESOLVED Having ( emotional and material wealth ) more than needs. Fulfilled by being productive & useful. Having answers to all my What, How & Why questions. Free of past worries and uncertainties of the future. Imagined perceived reality = actual existential reality. Working to help businesses thrive. More details online at www.ananddamani.com www.howtogivemore.com
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Jacob Etheridge
Perry Vale, London Borough of Lewisham, England, United Kingdom
Hi everyone, I'm a 33 year old Learning Disabilities nurse who moved to London from the East Midlands to study nursing. I've been working within the NHS since I qualified in 2018 and currently I work for a community learning disabilities healthcare team, although I spent the majority of my time since qualifying, working within Forensic Mental Health in inpatient and community settings. While I understand working as nurse could seem fairly removed, throughout my training and during practice I've seen how health inequalities as a result of politics and the socio-economic make up of our country, directly effect the most vulnerable people in out community. Since I've started reading more about Doughnut Economic theory, I've appreciated so much more about the interactions of current economic theory and the state of inequalities in the UK and further abroad; and I want to get more involved in doing something to help change things for the better.
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Alex Johnston
Detroit, Michigan, United States of America
Alex Johnston is a civic designer and social entrepreneur. In 2014, Alex founded Cities Reimagined, a civic design firm that employs principles of design to solve complex challenges in urban cities. She is a graduate of the London School of Economics with a Master’s Degree in Cities. Alex started her career as a social worker, working with at-risk mothers and their babies. On one memorable occasion at the local Department of Social Services, Alex watched her client wrestle a food stamps application so long that it touched the floor. From that moment on, Alex has been obsessed with solving civic problems by placing users at the center of the design process. Alex is currently based in Detroit, Michigan. She serves as the CEO of Cities Reimagined and is a Senior Fellow for the Institute of Social Innovation at Babson College in Boston.
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Tony Brauer
Jordans, England
My grandmother and mother were both radical Quakers, and I seem to be channelling them.; so what happened? In 1969 I dropped out of an economics degree after one term of mounting fury, and spent most of the next 20 years supporting community initiatives associated with the environment, the arts, and homelessness. The Open University introduced me to systems thinking, and I went on to do a couple of masters degrees (philosophy / world development) and a Ph.D. on The Equitable Construction of Social Institutions. After that excursion, it was back to community work, including some time in Lesotho and Mozambique, though I was also able to pick up a couple more masters' in business and tertiary education along the way. I've synthesised all that has been shared with me over those years into a way of looking at viable complex adaptive human systems, and I'd quite like in turn to share what I've learned before I become a candidate for reincarnation. (I'm hoping for tortoise next time around.)
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Maarten Elferink
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Sustainability Nerd & Founder of innoindex.org; an open web app for users to identify, compare and evaluate product sustainability. Sustainable cleantech innovation is what excites me! But how do we avoid greenwashing and what is truly sustainable (planet, social, economic)? --> innoindex.org
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Ian Chapman
Kendal, England, United Kingdom
Over the past thirty years, I have been a senior lecturer in sustainability, a member of Degrowth research groups and an advocate for heterodox economics. Most recently I led the Aspiring Leaders' Programme at the University of Cumbria in partnership with Brathay Trust, developing the third sector advocates of the future.
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Lindsay Andrews
Fordingbridge, England, United Kingdom
Retired Early Years and Forest School Teacher. Currently Plastic Free Ringwood Community Leader (Surfers Against Sewage) , Ringwood Community Fridge Coordinator (part of the Hubbub Community Fridge Network) Member of Ringwood Race Against Time (Charity 1189272) m Part of the organising team for Greening Ringwood with Ringwood Town Council. Assistant Group Scout Leader (Beaver Scout Leader for 20 years) of First Poulner Scout Group - I have 5 sons, 5 daughters in law and 7 grandchildren - it's their future i worry about and want to do something to help
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Jack Cr
City of London, England, United Kingdom
I am interested in alternative thinking to economics. At uni
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Nick Sammons
Royal Tunbridge Wells, England, United Kingdom
Dad, geography teacher, Thames lifeboat volunteer crew. Interested in philosophies of idling, indigenous knowledge, and living well.
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Alex Bernat
Louisville, Colorado, United States of America
I am an emerging idea creator and systemic change-maker, and I am enthusiastically curious to meet mentors and collaborators. I believe that by changing the properties of the currencies we use, we can make it most profitable for individuals and communities to cultivate the common good. I fight for all people to have universal basic access to well-being without cost; for the planet's wild places and natural systems to thrive in perpetuity; and for the new systems we create to be safe, equitable, and liberating for all people. You can learn more about my work to revolutionize the currencies we use at https://www.make-money-better.com/
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Sabita Banerji
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
I am the founder and CEO of THIRST - The International Roundtable for Sustainable Tea. I set it up after witnessing at first hand an uprising of women tea workers in my birthplace, Munnar. I am greatly inspired by Doughnut Economics and hope to persuade the tea industry to apply it in order to understand how to balance its many social and environmental challenges.
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Andrew O
Newark, Delaware, United States of America
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Dominic Allamano
Sacramento, California, United States of America
I'm a regenerative urban agroforester working on stewardship of urban food system repair, cultural evolution and climate adaptation / resilience at the neighborhood scale
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Ronan Taylor
Washington D.C., District of Columbia, United States of America
My name is Ronan Taylor. I have a background in paleoecology and herpetology. I have worked for organizations such as the Smithsonian and National Geographic and have conducted research on four different continents. I am currently trying to develop optimized modular systems of environmental restoration that utilize new technologies. I strongly believe that combating climate change is the challenge of our time and environmental restoration is a key component of this fight.
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Sammy Barras
New York, United States of America
I am engineer based in New York, and I am pivoting my career toward the field of sustainability and environmental science.
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Philippa O'Connor
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
I have been a supporter of environmental organisations for years, but have recently got more personally involved in the movement to reduce waste. I'm a director of SHARE Oxford which aims to reduce consumption and promote a circular economy. It runs a Library of Things and Repair Cafés. I am working with a group to bring about an Oxfordshire Doughnut Collective
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Harris Tiddens
Bonn, Germany
Our present moneysystem is a contageous dangerous sick nervous system of cities and our post urban society. It is the money system that prevents us to remain within the tolerancies of our ecosystems. The current monetary system has two characteristics that are not normally seen. Firstly, it is a mathematical echo chamber that is completely disconnected from the real world, and secondly, the use of money is a systemic shifting of responsibility. Today's monetary system is therefore a major cause of the destruction of the Earth's habitability by us as a human race. Measures to protect this habitability currently have to be financed from taxes that come from an economy based on this monetary system. This is absurd. The financial sector has the opportunity to do something about it. However, it takes little or no notice of this responsibility. Of course, the habitability of the earth is to be given a higher ethical value than gold and money. But then it is also a moral duty to curb their destructive role. A new monetary order based on real values is possible. How, is described in my book "Nature as the Standard of Value. Three measures for creating a monetary system that protects our livelihoods" (Published Dec. 2024 in German, I am still looking for an English publisher.) https://value-for-money.org/en/ As a sinologist, I started my career in the financial world and later became a financial correspondent for the Dutch press in Bonn. After eleven years in the financial world, I joined a large German DAX-listed company to help it go public internationally. There I rose to the management level with responsibility for quality management. Since 2006, I have been researching how cities can achieve sustainability in real-world laboratories from Beijing to Hamburg. In 2014, oekom Verlag published the book "Wurzeln für die lebende Stadt" ('Roots for the Living City’). This book is available as an open science document. From 2014 onwards I have setup, directed and/or supervised four living labs in and between urban quarters. One in Berlin and three in the city of Hamburg. The results where published in 2023 in the German scientific reader „(Re-) Konstruktion von lokaler Urbanität“ (W.-D. Bukow et al. (Hrsg.)) in the article with the translated title ‘Small towns and quarters as the smallest units of an urban society, their fundamental role in ensuring sustainability and resilience with personal responsibility and self-efficacy’ https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-39635-0 One of the results of this research is the observation, that our money system is a dangerous sick nervous system of cities. For a bit more information please look at: https://value-for-money.org/en/ For more information about me, see: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harristiddens.
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Manosh De
Dubai, دبي, United Arab Emirates
Resident, visitor and worker
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Felix Perez
Santiago de Chile, Región Metropolitana de Santiago, Chile
Soy docente de la Universidad Mayor de Santiago de Chile en la asignatura Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación en la Facultad de Ciencias y de la Escuela de Cine. También hago de Liderazgo e Innovación en la Escuela de Ingeniería Ambiental.
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Paolo Celli
Milano, Lombardia, Italia
I am a consultant in the field of purpose-driven strategy and marketing. I am also the manager of a Technopole belonging to a regional innovation ecosystem in Bologna (Italy), focused on life sciences.
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