About Us
Our Approach
In 2017, a small group of international female professionals launched The Klosters Forum, driven by a shared belief in the power of collaboration to drive systemic change and a mutual love of the mountains.
The Swiss Alps provide a serene and breathtaking backdrop for The Klosters Forum, offering an ideal environment for our participants to reconnect with nature and each other as well as find grounding and energy amidst the stunning natural beauty.
Over time, The Klosters Forum has transformed into a community of experts committed to addressing the most urgent environmental challenges of our time.
As a neutral forum, we pivot our focus biannually, tackling issues such as plastic pollution, food systems and biodiversity regeneration, and, the built environment.
Our efforts include hosting an annual forum in the Swiss Alps, producing informative and educational content through our podcast series, videos, and social media channels, and running a series of TKF Talks.
Team
We’re proud to have a dedicated team of passionate professionals who share a deep commitment to advancing the mission of The Klosters Forum.
Together, we’re working to build a more flourishing future for our planet.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The TKF team is further supported by Josephine von Mitschke-Collande and Heiko Specking who act as systemic advisors, Philip Reuchlin who acts as sustainability advisor and Christina de Labouchere who acts as head of patrons.
Board of Trustees
TKF Support
As a small non-profit organisation, The Klosters Forum relies on donations to sustain its operations and achieve its mission. Donations allow us to support those change makers who could otherwise not attend TKF, to organise events, and to support our team of experts and staff. Without the generous contributions of individuals and organisations who share our values and goals, we would not be able to pursue our mission of accelerating the much needed systemic change to protect our natural environment.
Therefore, donations are crucial to the success and sustainability of The Klosters Forum.
If you’d like to support us, please get in touch.
TKF Carbon Reduction Strategy
We believe that every individual and organisation has a responsibility to take action to reduce their impact on the environment. By pursuing a carbon reduction strategy, we are taking a critical step towards reducing our carbon footprint. To achieve this, we will be using Climeet to accurately measure our carbon footprint and identify areas where we can make improvements. We believe that this effort will not only benefit the environment, but hopefully also set an example for others to follow. Find out more about our carbon reduction strategy here.