Eninch’s work focuses on transforming the deep design of businesses to enable them to pursue regenerative and distributive strategies. Working with 22 partner organisations and over 300 businesses, he has lead DEAL’s work to create the Doughnut Design for Business tool, which enables businesses to engage with the concepts of Doughnut Economics.

Erinch has been in leadership roles across business, NGOs and government. He was the chief executive of the World Fair Trade Organisation, the global network and verifier of social enterprises that fully practise Fair Trade. He has also spent 7 years at Oxfam working in campaigns and programmes, including creating and leading the Behind the Brands
scorecard. Erinch has also worked at Procter & Gamble as a market strategy manager, established a furniture business and worked for Australia's aid programme in Indonesia. 

Erinch is a board member of the Social Enterprise World Forum and the Finance Innovation Lab. He is also a fellow at the Post Growth Institute and a senior associate at Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, where he teaches sustainable value chains to postgraduate students. He holds degrees in finance and law, a Masters in international law and an honorary doctorate from Oxford Brookes University.

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Munish is passionate about the crucial role every sector of society, including government, business, civic organisations, and individuals, must play to create a truly equitable, inclusive, and sustainable world.

As Director with Specsavers Group, he leads the design and delivery of its global sustainable business strategy. Munish also provides strategic global insights, advice, and critical thinking as a sustainability advisor to BNP Paribas Real Estate Investment Management. Munish is a Fellow of the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) and the University of Cambridge Judge Business School, where he empowers leaders from global businesses and start-ups to tackle critical challenges. Munish is a NED/Trustee of sustainable development not-for-profits, Bioregional, and Rama Foundation. He is also a NED/Governor of the Stephen Perse Foundation of schools in Cambridge, UK. Munish’s previous roles include Director at the UK Green Building Council and Head of Sustainability at Marks & Spencer.

Lucy Siegle is one of the UK’s most recognisable and respected voices on sustainability and environmental advocacy. Dubbed the UK’s “green queen,” she has spent nearly two decades bringing ecological issues into the mainstream through prime-time television and major media platforms.

Lucy is the author of five books, including Turning the Tide on Plastic, but it was her groundbreaking 2011 book To Die For: Is Fashion Wearing Out the World?—a searing exposé of the fashion industry’s human and environmental costs—that helped popularise the term “fast fashion” and ignited a global movement for sustainable fashion. The book became the basis for the acclaimed Netflix documentary The True Cost, which Lucy produced and featured in. A dynamic public speaker, she has addressed audiences worldwide, from Bangladesh to Sydney. Lucy co-founded the Green Carpet Challenge, and she continues to advocate for climate action through her work with Ellie Goulding, WWF UK, and Surfers Against Sewage.

Melissa Chester is Co-founder of 80Twenty, a talent development consultancy that helps organisations thrive by developing emotionally intelligent, future-ready leaders and teams.

With over a decade of experience spanning coaching, organisational psychology and facilitation, Melissa designs and delivers programmes that blend evidence-based frameworks with human connection and practical tools.
A certified coach, team coach and practitioner of systemic approaches to development, she works with senior leaders, teams and aspiring changemakers across sectors. Her work focuses on bridging inner development with external impact—encouraging individuals and organisations to lead with purpose, awareness and adaptability.

Andrew Mitchell has spent a lifetime at the frontline of tropical forest conservation and is an international thought leader on sustainable finance, climate change and forests. He is the Co-founder and former Vice Chair of TNFD, the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosure. He engages with banks, investors and insurers worldwide on emerging regulations, reporting and disclosure, linked to risks and opportunities in sustainable finance. As Founder and Senior Adviser to Global Canopy, one of the world’s leading providers of ‘data for nature’, he helped to accelerate the understanding of forests and climate within the UNFCCC and pioneered biodiversity disclosure among corporations worldwide. Andrew set up Equilibrium Futures, a private consultancy, advising and educating the financial sector on redirecting global financial flows towards a climate and nature positive economy. In 2023, he received the Founders Medal, from the UK's Royal Geographical Society, a Royal Medal approved by King Charles III.

Michaela is the Group Head of Sustainability at Skipton Group, and previously UK Head of Sustainability and Global Head of Social Impact for a large International Bank.

She has worked for over 18 years in the Sustainability field within the Financial Services sector and holds a Masters in Sustainability and Responsibility from Ashridge Business School.

She is enthusiastic about ensuring the transition to Net Zero is both regenerative and socially inclusive. Michaela is an avid Beekeeper who uses her hobby to raise funds that support women and children experiencing domestic violence and she recently finished her term on an advisory board of a leading institution protecting the environment.

For over twenty years, Estelle has been building post-extractivist, regenerative, and equitable minerals value chains that deliver sustainable development for business and society.

Estelle is the CEO and Founder of Levin Sources, a majority women-led and operated B Corp™ advisory firm that has assisted over 160 clients in responsibly and sustainably managing minerals production, trade and investment across more than 300 projects in over 90 countries since 2010. Estelle and her team support companies worldwide to discover the value of human rights aligned strategies and due diligence in their operations and business relationships, and help governments, multistakeholder initiatives, and development finance institutions drive human rights performance through good governance, joint initiatives and investments.
Estelle is also a member of the G7’s Gender Equality Advisory Council, a Commissioner for the Global Investor Commission for Mining 2030, and a member of Women in Mining UK’s Policy & Research Committee. Estelle was named a WIM100 Global Inspirational Woman in Mining in 2020 and an African Mining Review's Mining Elite in Africa in 2024.

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Simon Matthews is the Chief Property and Sustainability Officer at the Channel Islands Coop, where he leads the strategic planning and direction for all sustainability, facilities management and property across 44 stores and 120 properties in Jersey and Guernsey.

Simon has over 30 years of experience in commercial management, procurement, and sustainable development. Simon has delivered solutions on complex property and infrastructure programs across the UK and Channel Islands. Simon plays a pivotal role on the Coop’s Executive Leadership Team, which leads 1,100 colleagues delivering services for our 120,000 Members.
Prior to joining the Coop, Simon founded and grew the Channel Islands’ largest cost, project, and sustainability consultancy. Simon has advised numerous clients including HS2, London 2012 Olympics, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Palaces of Westminster, Office for National Statistics, the Government of Jersey, the States of Guernsey, UK Government ministries for defence, justice, business, home affairs and health, and the Mayor of London.

A Chartered Quantity Surveyor and Chartered Construction Manager, Simon is known for his dynamic leadership and ability to drive sustainable outcomes in complex environments. His expertise spans strategic planning, governance, and regulated public procurement—making him a passionate advocate for embedding sustainability into business at scale.

Until recently elected as a States Member in Guernsey, Sally was a Director of Mourant Consulting with over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. Previously, she was a Director at a Big 4 professional services firm where she led the Guernsey advisory team and the risk and regulatory team across Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Gibraltar.

During that time she also supported the delivery of the local internal climate initiative and client-facing sustainability services. She has developed her sustainability expertise through studying towards a Masters in Sustainability with the Cambridge Institute of Sustainable Leadership. 

With over 20 years’ experience leading corporate procurement functions, Tracy has held senior commercial and business transformation roles across various sectors. Her focus has consistently been on driving change, building organisational capability, and helping businesses adapt and grow in an evolving landscape.

For the past eight years, Tracy has been with Specsavers, a family-run business, where she established and now leads the global Sustainability function. In this role, she is responsible for developing a clear strategy, setting bold goals, building a high-performing team, and engaging stakeholders across the entire value chain.
Tracy is passionate about business being a force for good. Her background in transformation and procurement has been instrumental in embedding sustainability into the heart of Specsavers’ operations. She is a strong advocate for sustainable procurement as a means to minimise environmental impact, support social responsibility, and deliver long-term value across supply chains.

Michelle Ryan is chair of the Jersey Association of Sustainability Practitioners (JASP) and Director of True Limited.

She is a passionate leader in sustainability and not-JUST-for-profit businesses and has coupled a Maths degree with 20 years’ experience in Private Banking in both Jersey and London, becoming a Chartered Fellow of the Securities Institute.

She has grown her experience, skills and qualifications in sustainability, studying with IEMA, the University of Cambridge and the CFA, and now advises international clients on their sustainability strategies and reporting from a base in Jersey.