Stephanie has a diverse background in sustainability consulting, business consulting, and media. She holds an MA in Sustainability from EOI in Madrid (2008), alongside an MA in Business Studies from Edinburgh University (2006).

Before starting TKF, Stephanie also orchestrated the Nexus Youth Summit in London, curated a series of impactful ethical fashion events, and ventured into entrepreneurship by launching her sustainable shirt company.

Noëmi is co-founder of Residently, a property-tech start-up based in London. Since April 2020 she has changed direction and started building an FBA e-commerce business, scaling a home decor brand. Noemi holds a Master of Science in Global Affairs from New York University.

Clare was the Legal Advisor at the White Cube gallery having previously trained at Norton Rose Fulbright. Clare received a BA Honors in English Literature from the University of Newcastle and attained both her Graduate Diploma in Law and completed the Legal Practice Course at BBP Law School, London.

Pete is a Director at PwC and specialises in career transition for senior executives, coaching and wellbeing. Prior to PwC, Pete spent over 20 years as an officer in the Parachute Regiment, latterly joining the Royal Household, as Equerry to the then Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall; a role akin to a Chief of Staff in HM The King and HM Queen's Private Office.

Pete is Chair of the Royal National College for the Blind, a trustee of the suicide prevention charity James's Place and is on the steering committee of the PwC Foundation. He also remains involved with a number of other charities, including Supporting Wounded Veterans and the Hereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust.

Lalie has spent many years in event management, hospitality and interior design. She is one of the founding owners and the interior designer for the renowned cocktail bars The Little Yellow Door, The Little Blue Door, and The Little Orange Door in London.

As an avid believer that an extraordinary surrounding, setting and meal can engender greater outcomes, Lalie has come onboard with TKF to bring some of her dynamic energy to the forum. As a life-long skier and Klosters lover she can think of no better or more beautiful place to host such a forum.

Hannah MacInnes is a broadcaster and journalist. She presents on Times Radio and hosts the How To Academy’s Live Programmes and Podcast where her interviewees include Bill Clinton, Jane Goodall, Melinda Gates and Sean Penn. She has written for the Radio Times, the Evening Standard and TLS. Before going freelance she worked for 8 years at BBC Newsnight, as Planning Editor and as a Producer / Filmmaker.

Hannah is a social media and content specialist committed to helping accelerate the transition to a sustainable future through impactful storytelling. With previous experience at an electric vehicle startup championing clean air initiatives, she now seeks to promote sustainability more holistically. Hannah envisions a world where everyone has access to clean air and a more sustainable environment, with a keen interest in circular economy, regenerative farming, eco-friendly building practices, and greener solutions for transportation. She firmly believes that community and collaboration is key to building a brighter future for all.

Camilla received an MA in English Literature from the University of Edinburgh, attained her CPE Graduate Diploma in Law from City University London, and holds an MA in Advanced International Studies from Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies.

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Jessica Altenburger has been working in the field of sustainable development for the past 15 years. She is currently co-leading an education project at myclimate in Zurich, focusing on the systemic integration of climate protection into vocational training.
As founder of Sanima in Lima, Peru, she pioneered a sustainable sanitation service for families in structurally disadvantaged communities. She later joined WATER FOR WATER where she led the organisation's impact business development in Mozambique. In addition, she was instrumental in the organisation's efforts to build capacity in the water sector in Zambia. Until 2023, she served as Interim Chair of the Integrated Sustainable Development Foundation in Switzerland, which implements inclusive, sustainable urban development. Her academic background includes a BFA in Product Design from Parsons School for Design in New York. She is a mother, a passionate painter, an untalented cross-country skier and has a deep love of nature and mountains.