Anne Rammi is a Brazilian eco-feminist, activist, and co-founder of the Be the Earth Foundation. As CEO of the foundation, she works to disrupt patriarchal structures and shift financial capital towards systems that foster ecological and community wealth. Anne also has a background in interior design, art education, and public policy for children and youth, and she has been involved in co-creating a fellowship to support women activists.

Andreas is a moderator, presenter, activist, and speaker, who works with climate and sustainability issues. With a background from Fridays for Future, he works as a project manager for Climate Live Sweden. He approaches social issues with playfulness and curiosity, emphasizing the power of storytelling and the importance of youth engagement. Andreas is a recipient of the HM King Carl XVI foundation “Young Leadership” award.

Ambassador Odo Tevi was appointed Permanent Representative of the Republic of Vanuatu to the United Nations in 2014. Since then, Ambassador Tevi chaired amongst others, the Special Committee on the UN Charter & Strengthening the Organization, the UN Asia Pacific Group and was elected Vice-President of the UN Pledging Conference for Development Activities. He also engaged in the intergovernmental negotiation body on the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda.

Matthew Shribman is a scientist, environmentalist, speaker, advisor, serial founder and author.

Matthew has taught, consulted for and mentored people all around the world: Olympic athletes, politicians, climate activists, corporate executives and celebrities.

Most recently, Matthew is co-founder and CEO of AimHi Earth, whose team is racing to activate millions of nature-first thinkers, to bring about a future where nature has a seat at every boardroom, political and kitchen table.

HRH Princess Esmeralda of Belgium is a journalist, author, and documentary filmmaker specializing in human rights, gender equality, and environmental protection. She has worked internationally with Indigenous communities and climate initiatives, supporting governments, civil society, and global audiences to advance justice, sustainability, and collaborative solutions to pressing social and environmental challenges.

Jojo co-founded Stop Ecocide in 2017, alongside barrister and legal pioneer the late Polly Higgins, to support the establishment of ecocide as a crime at the International Criminal Court. She is Chair of the charitable Stop Ecocide Foundation and convenor of the Independent Expert Panel for the Legal Definition of Ecocide. She has overseen the remarkable growth of the movement while coordinating between legal developments, diplomatic traction and public narrative.