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PEOPLE

Take a deep-dive into the life, work and perspectives of emerging culture makers.

“The World We Knew When We Were Born Has Ended.”

André Carvalhal is an author, sustainable designer and digital influencer questioning the systemic implications of consumerism, and the impact of mass consumption and advertising on the psyche.

“Pleasure is Connected to Creativity and Life Force Energy.”

Facilitator and author Pamela Von Sabljar is empowering global change makers and business leaders to live a life of pleasure and radical responsibility.

“Organisations Are About People, And People Don’t Always Behave According To Plan."

As a transformational leadership coach and ecologist Anne Caspari integrates lessons from the world’s best functioning organisation to restore balance to the modern workplace.

“We Are In A Toxic Relationship With Trash. Why Can’t We Imagine A Different Way?”

As one of the founders of Berlin's Circular Economy Hub, Garbologist Alice Grindhammer is blazing the trail for a different approach to the environmental crisis.

“People Can’t Talk About Societal Transformation Without First Looking To Transform Themselves.”

As a systemic consultant it’s Hanno Burmester’s job to think about how today's organisations can facilitate the cultural transformation that is needed for them to adapt to tomorrow's world.

“We’re Not Quite What We Think We Are.”

For chess Grandmaster Jonathan Rowson the game became a gateway to exploring how spirituality can be harnessed to tackle the world’s interlocking environmental, political and social crises.