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Sustainability LIVE London Global Summit New Speakers
Sustainability LIVE London Global Summit welcomes four new speakers from Supercritical, Santander UK, THG, and WSH
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Where change-makers gather to challenge and share innovations to adapt and grow sustainability strategies and best practices, Sustainability LIVE London Global Summit returns in one month!

Join us on September 10 and 11 to challenge your thinking, adapt your strategy, and make crucial progress with change-makers, innovators, and sustainability leaders at Sustainability LIVE London Global Summit. 

Sold out in 2023, don’t miss out on your chance to hear from more than 60 acclaimed speakers, network with 1,300 in-person delegates, and unlock hundreds of opportunities to share and learn. 

Your sustainability plan starts now at Sustainability LIVE London Global Summit. 

Click here to get your tickets.

Michelle You, CEO and Co-Founder of Supercritical

Michelle You, CEO and Co-Founder of Supercritical

Co-founder and  CEO of Supercritical, Michelle You is a repeat entrepreneur focused on climate investments, with a proven track record of success. Michelle founded Supercritical to provide companies with a carbon removal platform to achieve ambitious climate goals. 

Michelle is also a former venture partner of LocalGlobe and the Co-founder of Songkick – a company which she grew to over 20 million monthly unique users and raised capital from Y Combinator, Index Ventures and Sequoia before exiting to Warner Music Group in 2017.

Fiona Hyde, Head of Sustainability and Responsible Banking at Santander UK

Fiona Hyde, Head of Sustainability and Responsible Banking at Santander UK

Leading the sustainability and responsible banking team at Santander UK, Fiona Hyde leads the delivery of the company’s ESG strategy. Having worked in sustainability for nearly 20 years, Fiona is an influential leader in the industry, chartered Environmentalist and full member of the IEMA. Fiona is also a Non-Executive Director of Sustainability at Bucks & Berks Football Association.

Mark Jones, Chief Sustainability Officer at THG

Mark Jones, Chief Sustainability Officer at THG

As Chief Sustainability Officer at THG, Mark Jones is responsible for building THG’s overall sustainability strategy and driving implementation across the business to tackle carbon, biodiversity, circular economy, ESG, and social responsibility. 

Since joining THG, Mark has led the success of the company's net-zero GHG targets approved by SBTi, developed the partnership in action (PACT) programme to decarbonise THG’s supply chain, and launched many other initiatives to support the company’s wider sustainability goals.

Annelie Selander, Chief Sustainability Officer at WSH

Annelie Selander, Chief Sustainability Officer at WSH

Annelie Selander has more than 50 years of experience in the food industry. Currently, Annelie is the Chief Sustainability Officer at WSH dedicated to guiding the business towards more sustainable practices. 

Her ambition is to accelerate transformation in the food and hospitality industry and create positive change for people and the planet. 

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Sustainability LIVE continues to expand its events with more to come in 2024 and 2025, discover our essential diary dates below.

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