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Mashudu Ramano |
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Founder & Chief Executive Officer of the Mitochondria Energy Company. |
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Namrata Rana Director, Futurescape |
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Director, Futurescape |
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Professor Jorgen Randers |
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Jorgen Randers is a Norwegian environmental scientist, dynamic systems expert and Professor of Climate Strategy at the Norwegian School of Management, where he teaches scenario analysis and corporate responsibility. |
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Harry Randhawa |
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Project Co-ordinator |
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Stef Raubenheimer |
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Fellow of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership |
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Kate Raworth |
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Senior Visiting Research Associate, Oxford University’s Environmental Change Institute. |
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Manita Ray |
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Manita Ray is Australian National Manager of Pollinate Energy, a social enterprise which provides Indian slumdwellers with access to affordable clean energy technology. |
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Professor Juliane Reinecke |
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Professor of Management Studies, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford |
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Gwyn Rhodes, Head of the Banking Environment Initiative |
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Head of the Banking Environment Initiative |
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Katherine Richardson |
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Katherine is a professor in biological oceanography at the University of Copenhagen and leader of the Sustainability Science Centre. |
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Mats Rinaldo Planetary Steward and Researcher, DNV GLK |
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Planetary Steward and Researcher, DNV GLK |
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Nicola Robins |
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Founder and Partner, Incite Sustainability |
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Adeline Rochet |
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Programme Manager, CLG Europe |
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Adeline Rochet |
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Programme Manager, CLG Europe |
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Paul Ronalds |
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Paul joined Save the Children Australia as Chief Executive Officer in July 2013 and is responsible for leading the organisation to increase its impact for vulnerable children and their families. |
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Stuart Rose |
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Stuart Rose was CEO of global retailer Marks & Spencer from 2004-11, where he launched ‘Plan A’, one of the world’s most ambitious and public sustainability strategies. |
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Pierre Rousseau |
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Senior Associate of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership |
