Andrew is an experienced leader at the intersection of business, government, and sustainability. Part of the founding team at Lime, he led new market development, government relations and
policy strategy through its global growth. He now leads sustainability at Lime.

Prior, Andrew served on the executive team of an Inc. 500 solar company and served on the Board of Directors to the Solar Energy Industry Association, representing the 1,000+ businesses
in the U.S. solar industry. He previously worked in the U.S. Congress and on President Barack Obama’s presidential campaign. He is a graduate of Middlebury College summa cum laude, mentor at Harvard’s iLab, and advisor to impact start-ups

Brigadier Tim attended the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and commissioned into the Royal Logistic Corps in 1999. Deployments have included management of helicopter handling operations in Macedonia, port activation in Iraq and three tours of Afghanistan (as a Planner, a Combat Logistic Patrol Commander, and the Deputy Chief of Staff of Task Force Helmand).

In more recent strategic leadership appointments, he has focused on organisational and cultural change in various roles in Army Headquarters and in the MOD Main Building in London. His current role is Head of Climate Change and Sustainability for the British Army.

He is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. He has an MA from Kings College London and is currently enrolled on the postgraduate programme at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership.

Megan is Head of Sustainability at Canva, where she leads sustainability initiatives across Canva’s worldwide cloud, print and operations. In this role, she is responsible for shaping and executing Canva’s sustainability strategy, overseeing impactful programs, and driving the company towards its sustainability goals.

Before joining Canva, Megan spent 12 years in climate change and energy management consulting. Megan holds a master’s degree in data science as well as bachelor degrees in engineering and mathematics, and is one of Science & Technology Australia’s Superstars of STEM.

Currently the Director of Sustainability for Accor Pacific the largest hotel operator in the Pacific David drives the strategic sustainability actions at over 400 hotels in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. He has had an extensive senior career in the travel and hospitality industries with companies including EY, Qantas , Air New Zealand and the oneworld alliance.  A Fellow of Chartered Accountants ANZ and a graduate Australian Institute of Company Directors his governance experience includes Non Executive Director roles at YHA Australia where he Chairs the Board ESG Committee and with Eco Tourism Australia, BGF Foundation and the  IATA Sustainability Council. He is a former Chair and President of the International Travel Catering Association and was awarded the global Industry Champion Award in 2023 by Onboard Hospitality. 

Richard is the Chief Sustainability Officer at Australis Post; a government business enterprise that plays a critical role connecting communities across Australia. Leading the team responsible for developing and embedding the sustainability strategy, Richard drives the integration of sustainability priorities within the enterprise strategy to achieve lasting change.

With over 26 years’ experience dedicated to sustainability, climate change and environment, Richard’s background spans various roles in listed organisations, professional services as well as industrial and consumer product sectors.

Richard is a passionate believer that integrating sustainability values and principles into business strategy is essential to creating long-term value and resilience.

Ben Fargher is the Lead for Sustainability in Cargill’s Ag and Trading business in Asia. In this role he is responsible for a customer focused sustainability portfolio, including sustainability and decarbonization programs in row crops and tropical oils. Ben is also the Country Representative for Cargill in Australia.

Ben returned to Australia from living in the United States in 2022, where he held various commercial and sustainability Managing Director roles in Cargill’s North American grain and oilseed supply chain business over several years. Prior to that Ben was the General Manager for customers and grain origination in the Cargill Australia grain and oilseed business.

Before Cargill, Ben worked as the General Manager of Operations for a publicly listed cotton and grain agribusiness. He was also previously the Chief Executive Officer of the national farm lobby group in Australia, the National Farmers’ Federation.

Ben, who grew up on a farm in Australia, has a Bachelor of Agricultural Science from the University of Adelaide and a Masters degree in Economics from the University of New England.

Bill has been General Manager of Mars Food & Nutrition Australia – the producer of iconic brands loved by consumers across Australia including Masterfoods, Ben’s Original, Dolmio and Kantong – since 2019. He is a passionate advocate of sustainable solutions in business and currently chairs Soft Plastics Stewardship Australia, an industry-led initiative working towards building a circular economy for soft plastic waste.

Bill has had a long career at Mars, joining the company in 2008 and holding various key roles across the business in markets including the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Ireland. He previously worked in a number of sales roles across a range of companies in the FMCG sector.

Sarah steers Australian property company Mirvac’s globally-recognised ESG strategy, This Changes Everything, and was ranked in the 2023 and 2024 Financial Standard ESG Power 50.

Mirvac’s ESG recognition includes eliminating scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions, being top rated by Sustainalytics in 2025, acknowledged by Good Company as one of the best workplaces (ranked #3 in 2024), and named one of Australia’s leading community givers in the 2024 AFR GivingLarge report.

Beyond Mirvac, Sarah is the Deputy Chair of Cladding Safety Victoria, an AU$600m program to reduce the risk of combustible cladding, and Chaired Homes Victoria’s $5b+ investment in social housing until 2025.

She has been an executive leader across multiple sectors, industries, and jurisdictions, including property, oil and gas, energy, transport, carbon sequestration, and social policy.

Sarah received a Master of Arts (Professional & Applied Ethics) from the University of Melbourne, is a graduate of the McKinsey Executive Leadership program, the Prince of Wales Business & Sustainability Leadership program from the University of Cambridge, and holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons, English) from James Cook University.

Alison is a Senior Sustainability Specialist for Climate & Environment at Telstra. She holds responsibility for Telstra’s nature and biodiversity strategy, and shaping the role of Telstra’s technology, data and connectivity solutions for climate and nature action. Alison is passionate about bringing business and industry together with diverse views, perspectives and resources to learn from each other and tackle big problems together to accelerate climate & nature action.

Alison has a background in environmental management and corporate strategy, risk and governance. She holds a Master of Business (Sustainability), a Bachelor of Engineering (Environment) and Bachelor of Science.

Andrew is Vice President of SingTel’s Group Corporate Sustainability and was previously concurrent Vice President of Sustainability at Opus between 2015 and 2025. He has been responsible for setting up and supporting the Singtel Group’s Board Sustainability Committee and currently sits on the Industry Sustainability Advisory Committee for the Singapore Institute of Technology. Andrew previously served on the Singapore National Council of Social Services 4ST Strategic Committee helping to shape the strategic roadmap for the Singapore social services sector. He is an accredited leadership coach and had coached 180 of the Group’s talent and leadership over the past decade. He is an accredited director with the Singapore Institute of Directors. In 2025, Andrew was named No 1 Sustainability Leader in Telco by the Impact Leadership Magazine. 

Paolo is Group Head of Sustainability at Frasers Property, overseeing its sustainability strategy across its multinational and multi-asset class portfolio in 20 countries. He has delivered industry leading programmes and solutions at both project and organisational levels across real estate and energy sectors in multiple markets.

Prior to his current role, Paolo was the founding General Manager and Chair of Real Utilities, a green energy retailer and utilities business of Frasers Property. Before joining Frasers Property, Paolo held various sustainability and renewable energy roles at Lendlease.

With two decades of experience in the real estate sector, Paolo’s sustainability leadership credentials include serving as former Vice Chair of the International Living Future Institute and former Chair of the Property Council of Australia’s National Sustainability Roundtable.

Justin is the Sustainability Director at Lion and responsible for setting Lion’s sustainability strategy focusing on environmental leadership, long-term positive social impact and strengthening governance. Prior to Lion, Justin held various roles in Qantas for 6 years, he was Operations Manager at the Koppers chemical plant in Kurnell for 11 years. Justin has a Chemical Engineering Degree and Master of Environmental Management. 

Fiona Lawrie is Head of Sustainability, Product Safety and Corporate Affairs at Officeworks. She is also a Non-Executive Director on the Board of the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO). 
 
Prior to commencing with Officeworks, Fiona was the Sustainability and Aboriginal Affairs Manager with Wesfarmers Limited. At Wesfarmers, she was the sustainability executive responsible for managing environmental and social risks across complex supply chains for one of Australia’s largest and most diverse companies 
 
Fiona holds a Master of Environmental Management and Corporate Sustainability from Monash University, a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Melbourne and completed the Finance for Executives course at INSEAD. Fiona speaks Mandarin fluently having completed her Chinese language studies at Liaoning University, Shenyang. 
 
From 2013-2015 Fiona was the Executive Director of the Australia-China Youth Dialogue, the preeminent track two dialogue for emerging Australian and Chinese leaders. Fiona attended the first and second Australia-China High Level Dialogues. 
 
Prior to joining Wesfarmers Fiona worked on water projects in China for a number of years, and held commercial roles with ANZ. 
 
In 2013 Fiona was recognised by the World Economic Forum as a Global Shaper. 

Sara King is Intrepid’s General Manager of Purpose and is responsible for delivering the company’s environmental, social and governance commitments, including as a signatory to the UN Global Compact and a certified B Corp. Her remit includes Reconciliation, Modern Slavery, climate change, gender equality, animal welfare and the Intrepid Foundation.  

Prior to joining Intrepid, Sara held a number of roles at the International Finance Corporation, which is a member of the World Bank Group, including a posting to Vanuatu where she delivered a national investment incentive scheme for tourism to promote collaboration, innovation, and sustainability. Sara holds a Master’s in International Relations and Affairs from Macquarie University and a Graduate Certificate of Management from the UNSW Business School.  

For the past 20 years, Dr Lissa van Camp has worked to ensure that some of our nation’s most complex mega infrastructure projects have appropriately considered sustainability, environmental and social outcomes.

Lissa joined Suburban Rail Loop Authority in 2020 and leads the team responsible for developing Victoria’s first fully interactive digital Environment Effects Statement – a ground-breaking and innovative piece of work that has secured the necessary approvals to build the rail infrastructure for Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop.

Lissa is now spearheading an unprecedented urban planning program, leading the precinct structure planning that will ensure the delivery of SRL as a rail line, while also providing for well serviced communities and more homes that will support Melbourne’s growth.

As a highly accomplished and trusted expert, Lissa provides technical advice and leadership across major infrastructure project approvals, managing complex stakeholder relationships to cultivate a collaborative, transparent and delivery-focused project culture.

Lissa has a broad range of experiences, having started her career in academia before moving into consulting where she worked on flagship infrastructure projects, ranging from channel deepening, flood mitigation and regional road and rail projects to nuclear waste storage facilities.

Lissa holds a PhD in marine molecular sciences from Flinders University in South Australia, and a Bachelor of Science with Honours from James Cook University in Queensland.

Lissa’s accomplishments include serving on the Board of the Committee for Adelaide, investigating South Australia’s opportunity to participate in the Royal Commission into the nuclear fuel cycle. She is a trusted and respected leader who has provided expert briefings to the Prime Minister, state premiers, federal and state treasurers and ministers.

Sally is the Group Senior Sustainability Manager for the global employment marketplace provider SEEK. SEEK provides operates market-leading online employment marketplaces in Australia, New Zealand and across South East Asia.

SEEK’s core business has a strong positive impact on people, businesses and communities. To maximise that impact, SEEK focuses on its daily activities to facilitate the quality matching of people and organisations. Beyond its core business, SEEK focuses on a range of sustainability activities including fair hiring and modern slavery, social impact programs such as SEEK Volunteer, data and insights to support policy development, our community partnerships, workplace giving program and SEEK’s First Nations Reconciliation Strategy, as well as delivering on its climate commitments.

Sally is responsible for driving SEEK’s social and environmental priorities across its APAC operations. She is an experienced sustainability and change professional and passionate about creating value and making a difference.  Sally has significant experience across various industries with a background in management consulting, global resources, healthcare and technology and has managed major organisational transformations projects as both a functional lead and change manager in the private and public sector.

Meredith Read is currently Head of Sustainability at Orica, leading the company’s global sustainability efforts across decarbonisation and climate change, social performance, governance and reporting. With nearly 20 years experience in process engineering, manufacturing and technology, and more recently in sustainability, Meredith brings deep technical insights and a passion to deliver practical, science-based climate and sustainability solutions for emissions intensive and hard-to-abate sectors, while also supporting the broader transition towards net zero.

During her time at Orica, Meredith has held a series of senior roles focused on advancing sustainability strategy, most recently overseeing key elements of the organisation’s decarbonisation program and climate response. She holds a Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Science from the University of Melbourne.

Meredith’s collaborative, systems-level approach has made her a trusted leader in navigating complex industrial challenges with a strong focus on impact, innovation and integrity.

Belinda Keeffe has built a career spanning professional services, corporate, and not-for-profit sectors, with a focus on strategy, performance, and social impact. She has held senior leadership roles across health, disability, and aged care portfolios, leading cross-functional teams and forging strategic partnerships to drive systemic change.   Currently, as Head of Sustainability at Asahi Beverages, Belinda leads the company’s efforts to embed sustainability at the core of its business strategy—advancing climate action, circularity, and social value. She brings a pragmatic, purpose-driven approach to aligning commercial ambition with long-term environmental and social outcomes.

As the Head of Sustainability at JLL, he is a member of the executive leadership team for JLL’s Australasian business. He is dedicated to expanding our sustainability services in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) across all business segments, helping clients set and realise their sustainability ambitions. He is frequently quoted in the media and regularly presents at industry conferences and events hosted by esteemed organisations such as the Property Council of Australia, Quest Events, and ULI Australia.

His key focus is ensuring that our clients understand the current and emerging ESG trends, regulation and strategies that can impact their real estate operations and investments. In his previous role as Operations Director for JLL’s APAC sustainability consulting division, Connor was instrumental in steering the operations, team management, and strategic growth in key markets including Singapore, China, India, and Southeast Asia. He is a staunch advocate for collective action in the real estate sector and invests in nurturing emerging talent, particularly in the realm of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters.

Connor’s extensive background encompasses providing consulting and advisory services to preeminent real estate firms and investors globally, with a client roster that features Nuveen, Aviva Investors, Aberdeen Standard Investments, Lendlease, Goodman, The GPT Group, and Charter Hall. Moreover, his expertise benefits a wide array of entities, from pension funds to banks and retail conglomerates.

As an active member of JLL’s Australasian Executive Committee, Connor is committed to aligning JLL’s employees and clients with the company’s purpose of shaping the future of real estate for a better world. Additionally, he serves as the Chair of JLL’s RAP Working Group and Indigenous Business Resource Group, further emphasising his dedication to advancing sustainability and fostering collaboration in the areas of indigenous business and reconciliation.

Stephen Smith is the Executive General Manager of Safety, Wellbeing and Sustainability at NBN Co, with over 20 years of experience across international markets in real assets and infrastructure. A senior executive and people leader, Stephen drives business outcomes, resilience, and organisational excellence across Health, Safety, Wellbeing, Environment, Quality, and Sustainability portfolios.

He is a professional Engineer, a Certified Environmental Practitioner (CEnvP), and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA). Stephen has held influential roles in global networks including the IOSH Global Business Leaders Forum, World Green Building Council Corporate Advisory Board, BCO ESG Committee, and UK Green Building Council Leaders Network. He was also a founding member of Building Responsibly, advocating for worker rights in engineering and construction.

Gigi Yuen is the Head of Environment and Sustainability at Melbourne and Launceston Airports, where she leads the transformation of airport operations toward a low‑carbon future. With a deep passion for electrification, automation, and sustainable materials, Gigi drives practical climate action across complex operational environments.

Under her leadership, both airports have achieved net zero Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2025, supported by initiatives in energy transition, electrification of ground fleets, and sustainable infrastructure development. She is pragmatic in her approach to climate solutions, ensuring sustainability is seamlessly integrated into the day‑to‑day realities of airport operations, balancing innovation with practical implementation to deliver measurable environmental impact.

Tiffany Crawford is Director City Design and Co-Chief Heat Officer at City of Melbourne. In her role as CHO she focuses specifically on heat resilience and protecting and improving the lives of Melburnians in a changing climate. Tiffany also has extensive experience as Director Climate Change and City Resilience for the City.

Tiffany has degrees in Law and Arts from Monash University and an Executive Masters in Public Administration from the University of Melbourne. She has worked in both the public and private sectors, in both USA and Australia. Tiffany has broad experience in litigation, tax and business advocacy, and public policy and strategic implementation. Tiffany has contributed to many of the City’s innovative and world renowned initiatives in urban greening, climate change mitigation, urban nature, adaptation and resilience, environmental finance, the Sustainable Development Goals and infrastructure provision.

Cara Turnley is Manager of Sustainability Reporting, Risk & Governance at Toll Group, where she leads ESG reporting, assurance readiness, and integration of climate and sustainability risks into investment decisions. With a Chartered Accountancy background, she combines financial expertise with a strong focus on decarbonisation, data governance and risk management. Cara is passionate about helping organisations translate sustainability commitments into measurable action and transparent disclosure.