Three New Executives Join Sustainability LIVE: D&I

November 07, 2024

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Sustainability LIVE: Diversity & Inclusion will enhance connections between the leading diversity and inclusion leaders worldwide

Join us at Sustainability LIVE: Diversity & Inclusion next week and discover how you can drive innovation and craft a better tomorrow

On 12 November, Sustainability LIVE: Diversity & Inclusion will be taking place - a captivating virtual conference that will uncover how to drive real change in your organisation.

Throughout the day, we will delve into the latest trends, regulatory changes and innovations that are being implemented across the industry to ensure you can remain at the forefront of our field’s knowledge.

From engaging keynote presentations to fascinating panel discussions, Sustainability LIVE: Diversity & Inclusion promises to equip you with the knowledge and insights you need to thrive in the future of our evolving field - to explore the full agenda, click here.

Join us next week and have your say in shaping a sustainable future.

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Peter Mousaferiadis, CEO & Founder of Cultural Infusion

Peter Mouseriadis, CEO & Founder of Cultural Infusion

Peter Mousaferiadis is the CEO of Cultural Infusion, a cultural enterprise founded in 2002.

Delivering programmes to over 350,000 students a year, Cultural Infusion creates intercultural action in the arts, education and Information and Communications Technology (ICT).

In 2019, the enterprise launched its holistic data and equity SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) tool, Diversity Atlas. The SaaS now has clients globally, including think tanks and multinationals.

Over the course of his career, Peter has acquired a range of experience in the creative & cultural industries as a creative director, producer, conductor and thought leader in culture.

Peter was awarded the Global Business & Interfaith Peace Award Silver Medal from the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation in 2021 and also received the United Nation’s Global Compact’s Business for Peace Initiative.

🎤 At Sustainability LIVE: Diversity & Inclusion, Peter will feature on our ‘Impact of AI on Diversity & Inclusion’ panel alongside Sourav Roy, CEO of the Centre for Big Synergy, Helen Milner, CEO of the Good Things Foundation and Adam Karnama, Founder of Spritju.

This panel discussion will delve into the benefits and challenges of AI and discover how we can utilise this technology to craft a equitable future.

Tanya Morton, Global Director of Customer Success Engineering for MathWorks

Dr. Tanya Morton is the global director of customer success engineering for the producers of MATLAB and Simulink - MathWorks.

Over 29 years, including 4 years as an operations leader at a technology start-up and 19 years in customer-facing roles at MathWorks, Tanya has worked as the heart of science, engineering and innovation.

Tanya consistently displays her passion for DEI and sustainability and supports scientists and engineers on enhancing their understanding of tackling climate change.

She also holds an M.A. in mathematics from the University of Oxford and a Ph.D. in mathematics and computer science from Vanderbilt University.

🎤 At Sustainability LIVE: Diversity and Inclusion, Tanya will feature on our ‘Social Impact Panel’ alongside Sanjay Lobo, CEO of OnHand, Taylor Amerman, Director of Global Social Impact at CDW and Aliza Ayaz, Senior Consultant at TORI Global.

This panel discussion will explore how organisations can align their sustainability goals with social impact to drive greater business and uncover how inclusive practices improve corporate responsibility, support sustainable growth and catalyse impactful social change

Adam Karnama, CEO of Spritju

Adam Karnama is the CEO of Spritju.

Spritju is a tech company that focuses on energy traceability. In the organisation, Adam guides future leaders on sustainable business practices.

He is also a passionate advocate for underrepresented communities in climate tech and empowers them to discover opportunities, education and career advancement.

Adam has worked for a number of technology companies over the course of his career, including Ericsson, Cognizant and Accenture. In these roles, he developed his reputation for implementing eco-conscious, scalable solutions and spearheading sustainability initiatives.

He holds a PhD from MIT and two MSc degrees from the Swedish Royal Institute of Technology - KTH.

🎤 At Sustainability LIVE: Diversity & Inclusion, Adam will feature on our ‘Impact of AI on Diversity & Inclusion’ panel alongside Sourav Roy, CEO of the Centre for Big Synergy, Helen Milner, CEO of the Good Things Foundation and Peter Mouseriadis, CEO & Founder of Cultural Infusion.

This panel discussion will explore how D&I leaders can guide ethical AI practices and provide invaluable insights on how organisations can harness AI to craft a better tomorrow.