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Professor Richard Calland |
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Director, CISL Africa | Director, CISL Board Programmes |
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Elodie Cameron |
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Programme Director |
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Fiona Cannon |
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Senior Associate of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership |
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Ken Caplan |
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Senior Associate of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership |
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David Carlin |
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Head of Risk, UNEP-FI |
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Neil Carson |
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Neil Carson joined Johnson Matthey in 1980 and is now the Chief Executive. He was appointed Division Director, Catalytic Systems in 1997 after having held senior management positions in the Precious Metals Division as well as Catalytic Systems in both the |
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Anton Cartwright |
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Director, Credible Carbon |
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Giorgio Caselli |
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Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Business Research, Cambridge Judge Business School |
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David Cembrero |
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Senior Associate of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership |
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Sharon Chang |
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Sharon Chang is a media executive, brand strategist, innovation consultant, social entrepreneur, impact investor, and philanthropist. |
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Dr Fiona Charnley |
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Senior Associate, University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership , Professor of Circular Economy and Co-Director of the Exeter Centre for Circular Economy within the University of Exeter Business School |
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Michael Chen Head of Sustainability, Westpac Institutional Bank |
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Michael is responsible for Westpac Institutional Banks’s approach to sustainable finance and ESG risk management. |
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Anthony Cheung |
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Supervisory Board Member, World Benchmarking Alliance |
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Dr Bronwyn Claire |
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Sustainable Finance Specialist in the Climate and ESG Solution at Ortec Finance, Fellow of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership |
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Elizabeth Clark |
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Programme Manager, Investment Leaders Group |
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Dr Zeynep Clulow |
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Research Associate, Energy Policy Research Group, Cambridge Judge Business School |
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Laura Cochrane-Davies |
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Senior Communications Manager |
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Caroline Cole |
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Caroline is Industry Panel Chair and is Founder and Director of Colander. |
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James Cole |
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Executive Director, Chief Innovation Officer |
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Tanja Collavo |
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Course Director, PG Diploma and Certificate in Sustainable Business, Master’s in Sustainability Leadership Flexible Route |
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Fabio Colletti Barbosa |
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Since October 2011, Fábio has been CEO of Abril S.A., one of the largest and most influential communication groups in Latin America. |
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Simon Connell |
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Senior Associate of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership |
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Dr Emma Coonan |
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Emma directs and teaches on Cambridge University Library’s Research Skills Programme, which supports and expands the information skills of students, researchers, and academics across the University of Cambridge. |
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Professor Ian Cooper |
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Professor Ian Cooper trained as an architect, and gained his PhD at the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University. |
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Beverley Cornaby |
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Director, Policy & Systems Change Collaborations Team and Director, UK Corporate Leaders Group |
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Angélica Cortés Consultant for Sustainability of Visiona RSE y Gestion Social SpA |
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Angélica based in Chile working as a Consultant for Sustainability of Visiona RSE y Gestion Social SpA. She works on developing sustainable and community related strategies for Mining companies in Chile including Minera Los Pelambres and Anglo American. |
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Professor Robert Costanza |
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Robert is regarded as the founding father of the discipline of ecological economics. He is the author or co-author of more than 500 scientific papers and 20 books, and repeatedly appears on lists of the world’s most influential researchers. |
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Tim Costello |
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Tim Costello is Chief Executive of World Vision Australia, Australia’s largest international development NGO. He is one of the country’s most recognised voices on social justice, global poverty, leadership and ethics. |
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Dame Polly Courtice DBE, LVO, Emeritus Director and Senior Ambassador, CISL |
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Founder Director of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (1989–2021)., Board member of a number of major corporates, Chair of the Faculty Board of Engineering at the University, and Deputy Lieutenant for Cambridgeshire. |
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Danielle Crompton |
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Programme Director |
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Dr Heather Cruickshank |
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Heather Cruickshank is currently a University Lecturer in the Centre for Sustainable Development at the University of Cambridge after joining the Department in March 2000. |
