This 30-minute EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) session is designed to help participants release stress, anxiety, or tension they may feel at the start of the conference.

By engaging in guided tapping on the body’s meridian points, attendees will feel more grounded, open, and ready to connect with others and absorb new ideas. This session sets a positive tone for the event, encouraging clarity and engagement. Facilitated by Katya Willems, from Katya's MicroAdventures.

In this fireside chat, Gareth Cullen from Nudie Jeans joins Laura Matz, who works at Following the Footprints and betternotstop in talking about how fashion brands need to do more to commit to a circular approach and more conscious choices.

Supported by Following the Footprints, an independent volunteer-led platform, powered by people working on climate. They dig into how consumer goods brands are innovating to be more sustainable. Inject some inspiration into your inbox by signing up to their weekly newsletter here: https://read.followingthefootprints.com/

Is sustainable travel a real solution—or just a marketing ploy? In this provocative talk, we dive deep with Hazel McGuire into Intrepid Travel's bold approach to sustainability, challenging the myths, exposing the realities, and questioning whether the travel industry is doing enough to combat its environmental footprint.

From carbon offsetting to community engagement, we’ll explore what it truly means to travel responsibly in a world on the brink of climate crisis. Are we transforming the way we explore, or just papering over the cracks? Prepare for a candid conversation that might just change the way you pack your bags.

Katya Willems is offering free 15 minute 1:1 EFT sessions at the Horizon Stage on Wednesday and Thursday in the lunch breaks. Book here

EFT is great for lightening and overcoming all sorts of emotional blocks - eg procrastination, self doubt, anxiety, anger, people pleasing + lack of boundaries. It's also a brilliant confidence booster. So perfect for smoothing out those nerves at a two day Summit.

The way EFT works is by tapping gently on meridian (or pressure) points around the body which then send calming signals to the amygdala (the part of the brain that processes emotions).

Book here

In 2025, Nature will be at the forefront of global strategy, communication, and leadership. This keynote with Jannine Barron, Regenerative Business Mentor will share how this radical shift happened and how it is reshaping all industries and businesses.

Since COP26, nature has moved to the core of business driven climate action and corporate strategy under our noses, and yet most of us don’t see it still. This session offers a blueprint for forward-thinking leaders to drive impactful change with nature as central to their success. Discover how aligning with this evolving strategy is crucial for your business to survive.

Hydrogen is being hailed as the future of clean energy—but is it all it’s cracked up to be? Join Amer Gaffar, a leading expert in sustainable energy, as he unpacks the promise, potential, and pitfalls of hydrogen as a key player in the global energy transition.

Phil Korbel, Co-Founder of the Carbon Literacy Project takes a bold look at the connection between happiness and sustainability. He argues that the things that truly enrich our lives often have the smallest environmental footprints, while the products we’re sold as keys to happiness not only fail to deliver but also come with a heavy ecological cost—threatening us all.

We’re being led to accept a culture of "Infinite Desires on a Finite Planet" as inevitable, but is it really? And why do so many better business leaders shy away from using this obvious truth to shape their enterprises?

In this bold, 15-minute talk, Lee Chambers will confront the uncomfortable truth that in purposeful business, passive support for gender equity isn’t enough—it’s actively hindering progress. Silence from male leaders allows the status quo to persist, undermining any claim to true purpose. Lee will challenge men to move beyond good intentions and take real action, arguing that male allyship is crucial not just for fairness, but for the very integrity of purpose-driven businesses.

Shitthropocene offers a satirical, mock anthropological look at humanity’s destructive consumption habits. Through dark humour and sharp critique, the film explores how our endless pursuit of “more” might ultimately be our downfall. In this provocative exploration, the impulse toward overconsumption is framed as a critical force driving environmental and societal collapse.

The film examines how capitalism has "hacked" our central nervous systems, shaping desires and behaviours that prioritize profit over sustainability. With an irreverent tone, Shitthropocene challenges us to confront the implications of our unchecked appetites and raises urgent questions about the future of our planet.

Don’t miss this unique take on our collective future, where the absurdity of modern life is presented with wit and insight.