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Charlotte Bailey
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
dream matter storyteller, visual artist & host at civic square
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Akihiro Hikita
Yokohama, Japan
Worked for Fuji Bank (currently Mizuho Bank) after graduating from Sophia University with a degree in Economics. He went to Shanghai to study Chinese abroad, then left Shanghai for Tibet, India, Nepal, and Thai with 6 companions of different nationalities for 4 months as a backpacker. In Nepal, he broke the Annapurna Circuit, which was the starting point for his engaging in international business. In 2003, he became a country manager of Datastream Systems, a Nasdaq-listed company acquired by Infor Global, implementing EAM (= Enterprise Asset Management System) in 3 refineries of Showa Shell and other multiple sites in the process industry. In 2019, he joined a StartupBootCamp Osaka program held by Rainmaking Innovation as an Innovation Partner. There, he facilitated 20 POCs between 13 startups from 11 countries and 7 Japanese large corporations. In March 2021, he became CEO of Global DX Inc., and is supporting the establishment of a global ecosystem and venture building through it.
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Maria` Gamaza
Norwich, England, United Kingdom
I am fisheries researcher with experience working with a range of stakeholders searching from a balance between a healthy environment and social well-being.
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Rachael Donham
Bainbridge Island, Washington, United States of America
I am trained as an Economist and working as a Data Scientist in the Seattle area, Washington, USA.
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Jonathan Wilcox
Salisbury, England, United Kingdom
I am an environmental engineer and infrastructure economist specialising in urban sanitation systems.
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Marten Susebeek
Copenhagen, Region Hovedstaden, Denmark
Curious, marathoner, dad. Owner at Engea. Started via a practical study route via MBO & HBO (BSc.) Mechanical engineering towards a MSc. Business Administration. From there I've been CEO at Susteq for 8 year to work on water projects in Africa. Reaching 150.000 people with safe & affordable water. In Denmark, I worked as business developer at EcoTree to take action against climate change via sustainable forestry in Europe.
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Rebecca Perera
Cleveland, Ohio, United States of America
Finance professional and communications consultant, concerned parent, and citizen of the world
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Roux Malan
Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
As a Community Minister of the Unitarian Church Cape Town I am working as a volunteer in various projects in Cape Town to address issues of inequality, gender and ecology in the City of Cape Town.
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Ryan Pleune
Denver, Colorado, United States of America
Ryan honors the natural and inherent beauty of human migration while still being accountable to repair settler colonial oppression and border imperialism. He resides on stolen native land, Tsêhéstáno (Cheyenne) and Hinono'eino (Arapaho) unceded territory and works towards reconciliation through Land Back initiatives. Ryan has taught and facilitated ecological literacy since 1998 both inside and outside the formal classroom with ages 5 through 18. He advocates for student achievement to be measured equally through mastery of academic skills and content, high-quality work, and character.
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Erich Nussbaumer
New York, United States of America
In my previous life, I was a development economist and fintech entrepreneur. Today, I am wholeheartedly engaged in supporting our transition to a just and sustainable society. I work as a leadership coach and facilitator for start-ups, NGOs and other organizations grounding my work in the belief that with a curious approach, every person can discover a path to fulfillment, even in the midst of difficult challenges. And people seeking fulfillment will get us closer to the society we envision. I am part of this community because I'd like to learn from you about tools and methodologies to facilitate workshops focused on transitioning to the doughnut, as much for businesses as for communities. And I would like to offer my time and skills in facilitating workshops. Website coming soon
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Zaid Omer
Table View, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
Engineer, Risk Manager, Innovator, Governance researcher, Photographer, Martial Artist, Founder of the GOO (Governance of Opportunities) and Influencer
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Jack England
Winchester, England, United Kingdom
Hi, my name is Jack and I am an Economist, living in Winchester. I have a strong interest in Ecological Economics and believe that a new economic system is needed for the 21st century which can deal with the social and ecological challenges of our times.
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Rebecca Trudgett
Farnham, England, United Kingdom
I am a Chartered Accountant who wants to help change the way small businesses do business and to build a better world.
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Franz Rothschild
Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
Peruvian industrial engineer with a MSc in Global supply chain management ans a MSc in sustainable technologies. + 15 years professional experience in different types on industries snd company sizes. Interested in developing more sustainable supply chains for SMEs in Latinamerica.
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Amanda Pummer
Sunshine Coast, Maroochydore, Queensland, Australia
Sustainability Consultant specialising in the Hospitality industry; measuring energy, water & waste in hotels, events, restaurants; ex-hotelier and auditor with Green Globe 21 throughout SE Asia, 10 yrs in Bali, qualified trainer, Post Grad in Sustainability, BA Philosophy.
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Caroline Duvier
Leeds, England, United Kingdom
Research background in (environmental) psychology, sustainability transitions in social housing, and sustainable cities. Interested in getting into social and ecological justice questions, currently looking for jobs in Berlin, Germany
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Irene Portelli
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
I am the Chairperson of Circular Economy FNQ, where we are building a Transition Accelerator Lab for circular economy solutions in regional and remote Australia. Through Shopping Centres in Homework Centres as the kids are the people who inherit and run what we are building. Our purpose is to create a high-trust, collaborative environment linking schools, universities, industry, First Nations knowledge holders, and community, to accelerate practical solutions for regenerative agriculture, decarbonised re-manufacturing, and cost-of-living resilience in hubs through third places - like Shopping Centres, CWA halls and Libraries. At the core of our work are three interconnected systems projects: Environmental systemWe are advancing biogenic iron dust, BID, research and Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) especially in the Antarctic Circumpolar Current as part of an Ocean Treaty pathway, recognising phytoplankton as a critical lever in climate regulation. This work connects Desert communities with Ocean communities and breaks down barriers of difference. Where I reside within the World Heritage “sandwich” — the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest — sustainable mining of BID through science-led Citizen Science camps and extra-curricular programs aligning with globally aligned ocean governance. exOIS. Social systemUsing the new currencies toolkit, we design mechanisms that ensure circular economy profits and extended life-cycle practices actively reduce the cost of living, support minimum income security, and keep value circulating locally. SDG 5 (Gender Equality) and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) are non-negotiable foundations of this work, ensuring disadvantaged communities—especially women and young people—are not excluded from the emerging circular industrial economy. Built & industrial systemWe focus on demand reduction first, through passive housing, tiny homes, housed through caravan-park pathways that reduce energy draw and utility costs. This is complemented by open-source micro-factories delivering waste-to-energy and re-manufacturing solutions designed specifically for regional conditions. Across all projects, we are measuring what Kate Raworth describes as the regional “layer cake”—social foundations and ecological ceilings—because Far North Queensland is exceptionally rich in natural capital. We work closely with First Nations peoples, the planet’s original scientists and engineers, recognising that their knowledge systems are essential to understanding and stewarding complex living systems. I am also the founder of We Made It Better for the Planet Pty Ltd, which delivers a waste to energy Microfactory in an Open Source delivery model to achieve SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) in full across the regions we expand into. Fifty percent of profits are reinvested into SDG10 Reduced Inequalities and SDG5 Gender Equality and SDG14 - Ocean Treaty & Environmental Science extra-curricular Camps and Homework Centres. All of this work is being the foundation for my Master’s in Data Science thesis, reporting via feedback loops of the application of system thinking using the DEAL framework, the Sustainable Development Goals, and ISO 59000-aligned ESG metrics, including Blue Carbon-credit methodologies linked to phytoplankton research through Ocean Pastures in the Global South -driving climate regulation—an approach to climate action widely supported by leaders such as Sir David Attenborough.
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James Sullivan-Tailyour
Bath, England, United Kingdom
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Amanda Carter-Philpott
Bletchley, England, United Kingdom
As a disabled professional I have had over 30 years in the social welfare/criminal justice field both as a social worker and senior probation officer in Milton Keynes and surrounding counties. As a trainer, educator, public speaker, activist and local town councillor, I engage with many diverse audiences sharing my dynamic approach to life with optimism and a dry sense of humour. My approach is totally inclusive and is at the core of my business model as a director of Pandora Inc CIC which stands for: Promoting Achievement Nurturing Diversity Openly Respecting Ability. Pandora was set up to work with those on the margins of society and give a voice to the voiceless. I am also the disability representative on the Independent Advisory Group to the Police in Milton Keynes, as well as Comms in the Womens Equality Party MK .
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Steven Fawkes
London Borough of Camden, England, United Kingdom
I have been working in the energy transition, specifically energy efficiency and clean energy, for more than 30 years. Most of my work has been about increasing the flow of investment into energy efficiency. I created the ep group to enable maximum impact in the transition to a net zero and regenerative economy. We have a consultancy, an architecture practice and an asset management company. We are transitioning to steward ownership because we believe that addressing the problems in the relationships within companies and between companies and capital is a critical piece of switching to a regenerative economy.
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David Yates
Auckland, New Zealand
Keen to be part of the solution (not the problem!!). I recently became involved with Global Carbon Reward, an initiative led by Dr Delton Chen whose paper is referred to in the brilliant 'novel' Ministry for the Future by Kim Stanley Robinson.
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Tabinda Shah
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Interested in 1) learning more about how doughtnut economics can be implemented through policy and decision-making, and in which fields 2) 1) learning more about how doughtnut economics can be implemented through civic, business and community practices
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Kelly Murphy
Ahipara, Northland, New Zealand
Working to connect people to land - connecting land owners to funding for positive environmental impact - strengthening communities - localising economies
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Luciana Foresti Lanzoni
Marinilla, Colombia
I´m a lifelong learner and a deep believer in appreciative inquiry, dialogue, collective intelligence, and putting learning into practice when aiming at positive transformation. I´m also deeply connected to my family and my husband I have two boys, a teenager already in college and our youngest who is in middle school. I´ve always been a believer in human potential and in our collective capacity to develop what has to be developed in ourselves, in our communities, in our planet so that we have a more inclusive, compassionate and empathic way of relating to all beings on Earth. And I believe the Doughnut Economy can be an important umbrella for the type of development needed today, I would love to contribute however I can. I´m open and aware of cultural and geographic diversity; I have worked with teams from different countries, I have friends from different countries and I have lived in Brazil, the Netherlands, Costa Rica and the US. I´m currently living in Colombia with my family.
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