Kresensia, a former corporate legal consultant, transitioned from a successful legal career to pursue her passion for books by launching a book-selling business

Diana Zaheer's journey from teenage journalist to spiritual teacher reflects a deepening connection to service and healing.

After a decade as a digital nomad, Christina Voll is redesigning remote work through Rise Remotely - a platform now evolving into wellness-focused co-living bootcamps.

Michael Henriksen left a successful finance career to co-found Wavepiston, a company using ocean waves to generate clean energy and drinking water.

Jo Salter is the founder of Where Does It Come From?, a clothing brand focused on ethical, transparent, and sustainable fashion.

Michaela Stephen co-founded MATR to revolutionize the hospitality industry with circular economy solutions, tackling the hidden waste crisis of discarded mattresses.

Sam and Simon, founders of WONDR, created a platform to empower founders with knowledge-sharing, focusing on impact-driven industries and fostering professional growth.

Sophie O’Brien founded Pollen to rehumanize recruitment, focusing on fairer hiring practices, feedback-driven processes, and meaningful opportunities for marginalized job seekers.

Tatiana Maino, founder of Oocca, champions sustainable furniture solutions, targeting co-living spaces with circular models to reduce waste and redefine industry practices.

Tim Kaasjager co-founded Biosphere Solar to bring circularity to the solar industry, integrating activism and innovation for sustainable energy solutions.

Lisa Rabone’s Concept Zero empowers businesses to embed sustainability into decisions, addressing the hidden environmental costs of data and digital tools.

Gavin Taylor’s Dot & Lola creates chemical-free skincare, turning personal challenges into sustainable solutions loved by luxury hotels and eco-conscious consumers.

Epaphras transforms Burundi’s agri-food industry with sustainable farming, creating jobs, boosting food security, and training youth in agriculture.

César’s Clean Something for Nothing turns small actions into big impact, with 5,000+ cleanups and a tree planted for every kilo of trash collected globally.

Ayana Ames, founder of Am.A-line Collections, redefines fashion with circular design, using sustainable materials to reduce waste and drive eco-friendly innovation.