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Associate project officer for Futures literacy and Foresight and MOST, at UNESCO SHS
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Principal Investigator at the Technical University of Munich, Department of Science, Technology and Society; she is an affiliate of the Global Research Programme on Inequality (GRIP) and appointed research fellow of the Centre for Research on Evaluation, Science and Technology, Stellenbosch University.
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Dr Gregg has worked as a natural resource/agricultural economist and agribusiness analyst for various universities where he applied various analytical techniques, including supply chain analysis, and productivity and efficiency analysis. He now operates his own consultancy focused on research for impact in inclusive and sustainanble supply chains.
His background in economics underpins a focus on real-world innovations and interventions that can support inclusive and sustainable economic development. His major current focus is developing digital tech to support inclusive supply chains.
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William Murithi is a researcher, business consultant and trainer with expertise in entrepreneurship, strategy, policy and technology-driven learning across a diverse and global environment. He has a PhD in Entrepreneurship and Family business. He is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy (Now Advance HE), and a Certified Management and Business Educator (UK). His research has been published in raked journals and international conferences. Dr Murithi aspires to work with global organisations to develop innovative and sustainable solutions that seek to improve dignified human living for all.
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Since 2012: Researcher (in charge of research) at the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and professor at the "Paris School of Economics" (PSE), Paris, France.
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Professor of Work Psychology at The University of Sheffield. Karina Nielsen is an expert in organisational interventions aimed at improving employee health and wellbeing through making changes to the way work is organised, designed and managed. She has developed and tested frameworks on how to design, implement and evaluate organisational interventions. Such interventions may focus on the individual, group, leader and organisational levels. She also has expertise in interventions to promote workers return and thrive at work after long-term sickness absence due to common mental disorders.
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Nora Siklodi is a Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Portsmouth, UK, and Visiting Fellow in DACED at NTNU, Norway. Her research interest is in citizenship politics, looking at new ways of defining and describing the experience of various types of citizenship as they happen today
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Dr Olumide Olukanni is an environmental biotechnologist with interest in pollutants biodegradation and wastewater remediation. He obtained a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Lagos, Nigeria. He was a visiting research to Shivaji University Kolhapur, India (2009), University of Hamburg, Germany (2014), University of Innsbruck, Austria (2022). He was lecturer of the year (2016), Chairman, Best University Committee (2016) and received the University Baca Laurel in 2018. He has attracted several research grants: TWAS-DFG, 2014; TWAS-IsDB grant 2019, GCRF Network 2020, Africa-Uninet 2022.
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Pascual Berrone is professor of strategic management and holder of the Schneider Electric Chair of Sustainability and Business Strategy at IESE Business School. Prof. Berrone has been recognized on several occasions for his outstanding research and teaching. Prof. Berrone was an Associate Editor of the research outlet “Organization & Environment” in recent years and is a member of several editorial boards. He is also the academic co-director of the research platform “IESE Cities in Motion” and academic director of the International Center for Competitiveness (ICC).
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Professor Bollinger’s interdisciplinary research portfolio aims to understand the causal effects of marketing and policy decisions in sustainability domains, and the interdependent reactions by consumers and firms. Examples include drivers of solar adoption and pricing, the role of home-automation and dynamic pricing on demand response, and response to information. Professor Bollinger received his B.A. and B.E. in engineering at Dartmouth College and his M.A. in Economics and Ph.D. in Marketing at Stanford University.