CAMILLA TER HAAR
Camilla is a commercial barrister at 39 Essex Chambers specialising in international and domestic commercial and construction law, co-authoring the book, Remedies in Construction Law.
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. camilla@theklostersforum.com
STEPHANIE VON MEISS
Stephanie has a background in sustainability consulting, business consulting and media. She has previously organised the Nexus Youth Summit in London, a series of ethical fashion events and started her own sustainable shirt company.
Stephanie holds an MA in Sustainability and CSR from EOI in Madrid, and an MA in Business Studies from Edinburgh University. stephanie@theklostersforum.com
Clare Heaton
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. clare@theklostersforum.com
Noëmi Staehelin
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.
PETER FLYNN
Pete is a Director at PwC. Within PwC’s financial services industry, as Operations Director, Pete worked on the formulation of strategy and its translation into action and delivery. Prior to PwC, Pete spent over 20 years as an officer in the Parachute Regiment, latterly joining the Royal Household, as Equerry to TRH The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall.
This is a role akin to a Chief of Staff in Their Royal Highnesses Private Office. Pete sits on the Board of the Royal National College for the Blind, the charity Supporting Wounded Veterans and is on the steering committee of the PwC Foundation. He also remains involved with a number of other charities, including the Princes Trust, Veterans Aid and the Beyond Food Foundation.
Lalie Jacout
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.
Previously Lalie has spent many months volunteering in the Calais ‘refugee camp’ referred to as the Jungle where she worked as the donations warehouse manager and then as the head of the Vulnerabilities Team. Lalie attained her MA from Trinity College Dublin in History of Art and Architecture and Ancient History and Archaeology.”
Chloë McCallum
After graduating in Intermedia Art from the University of Edinburgh, Chloë gained media and marketing experience at the BBC and various environmental organisations. She is passionate about the use of social media to promote socially responsible issues, including environmental protection and plant-based living.
Alongside working for The Klosters Forum, Chloë also works as an Marketing and Account Manager for HomeViews, the independent review platform for residential property developments. She is an exhibiting artistand has volunteered abroad for various wildlife organisations in Africa and Central America.
Josephine von Mitschke-Collande
Joséphine has more than 10 years’ experience working in sustainability with a focus on holistic changes for the socio-ecological transformation. Since 2019 she is Systems Innovation and Ecosystem Lead at EIT Climate-KIC.
Joséphine has worked for the Club of Rome, and for several international organisations such as the European Commission, the UN and UNESCO. She is a certified Warm Data Lab host from the International Bateson Institute and is experienced to host groups for facilitating comprehension of processes and patterns of interdependency in complexity. Joséphine holds an MSc in International Relations from the University of Bristol and graduated in Political Science from Panthéon Sorbonne, University of Paris.
Heiko Specking
Heiko has over 25 years of experience working in sustainable development, connecting the broad spectrum of philanthropy engagement with social -environmental viable investment practices.
Driven by his passion for regenerative principles and key topic such as water, agriculture, biodiversity or the purpose driven economy, he is keen about co-creating systems change, so that new, more consciously interconnected and resilient systems can emerge.
Heiko is the founding Director of specking+partners, which provides wealthy individuals, foundations and corporations with guidance on responsible behaviour and sustainable strategies. Heiko is an advisor for systems change to The Klosters Forum.
Andrew Sharpless
Plastic Pollution Advisor
Craig Leeson
Plastic Pollution Advisor
Sally O’Brien
Plastic Pollution Advisor
Erik Bruun Bindslev
Food System Advisor
Will Hunter
Built Environment Advisor