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Climate change is no longer a distant threat. Today, 3.6 billion people already live in areas highly vulnerable to its effects, and by 2050, it’s expected to cause 250,000 more deaths each year through undernutrition, malaria, and heat stress. Businesses, communities, and governments need more than awareness—they need action. Top sustainability keynote speakers inspire that shift. They turn complex data into clear direction, motivating audiences to rethink practices, embrace innovation, and lead meaningful environmental change. Whether addressing corporate responsibility, green technology, or global impact, these expert sustainability speakers spark the conversations that drive action towards a more sustainable future.

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Pete Cohen

Human Behaviour Specialist, Transformational Coach & Former GMTV Resident Life Coach & Author of 'Sort Your Life Out' & 'Life DIY'

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Ellie Goldstein

English Model, Actress, Gucci Beauty Trailblazer, Vogue Cover Star & Disability Inclusion Advocate

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Keyu Jin

Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics, Author of 'The New China Playbook', Expert in International Macroeconomics & the Chinese Economy & TED Speaker

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Alexandra Shulman

British Fashion Editor, Longest-Serving British Vogue Chief, Columnist, Cultural Commentator & Media Thought Leader

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Billie Jean King

Former World No.1 Tennis Player, Founder of the Women’s Tennis Association, Equality Advocate, Sports Business Owner & Global Leadership Speaker

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Clare Smyth

First Female Chef to Run a Restaurant with Three Michelin Stars in the UK, Former Chef Patron at Restaurant Gordon Ramsay & Named the World's Best Female Chef by the World's Best 50 Restaurants

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Oti Mabuse

Two-time Strictly Come Dancing Champion, Dancing on Ice Judge, Loose Women Panellist, Latin Dance Champion

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Gabby Logan

Former Host of Final Score, Commentator at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, Writer for The Times & BBC's Sports Personality of the Year

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Grace Beverley

Founder of TALA, Shreddy, The Productivity Method, Featured in Forbes 30 Under 30 & Author of 'Working Hard, Hardly Working'

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Brené Brown

Research Professor at University of Houston, Leadership Author, Dare to Lead Founder & CEO

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Susie Wolff

Founder of the Dare to be Different Initiative, Former Team Principal of ROKiT Venturi Racing, Managing Director of F1 Academy & Author of 'Driven'

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Malala Yousafzai

Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Malala Fund Executive Chair, UN Messenger of Peace, Global Girls’ Education Advocate

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Sustainability is vital for businesses because it shapes how employees, customers, and investors see them. Two-thirds of employees say their employers aren’t doing enough to address climate change and sustainability, signalling a clear demand for change from within. Companies that take meaningful action reduce costs, attract and retain top talent, and future-proof their operations against regulatory and environmental risks. Beyond compliance, sustainability strengthens brand reputation and builds trust. Businesses that prioritise the planet show leadership, innovation, and accountability—qualities that inspire loyalty and long-term growth in a world where responsible practices are no longer optional but expected.

Top 5 Ways to Be More Environmentally Friendly:

  1. Cut Down on Waste – Carry a reusable water bottle, coffee cup, and shopping bag; avoid single-use plastics whenever possible.
  2. Choose Sustainable Transport – Walk, cycle, car share, or use public transport instead of driving alone.
  3. Save Energy at Home – Switch to LED bulbs, unplug devices not in use, and choose renewable energy suppliers.
  4. Shop Smarter – Support local and ethical brands, buy second-hand, and reduce unnecessary purchases.
  5. Eat with the Planet in Mind – Eat more plant-based meals, buy seasonal produce, and waste less food.

Source: WWF

A sustainability speaker explores how individuals and organisations can reduce their environmental impact and build a greener future. They cover topics such as climate change, renewable energy, circular economies, and corporate responsibility. Many also share practical steps for embedding sustainability into business strategy and culture. Through real-world examples and data-driven insights, they inspire audiences to take meaningful action towards lasting environmental and social change.