Theme: One Planet Living

TEDxWWF aims to deliver an unforgettable day, where people come together to discuss a range of issues, the broad theme being the environment and ways in which people might better live in harmony with nature.

We envisage bringing together exceptional speakers who will share their personal views on such topics as the way in which we treat our planet (good and bad), the survival of species, the responsibility of industry to the environment, creative solutions for how we might live our lives in a more sustainable way etc.

The programme aims to be though-provoking, moving, creative, emotional and essentially positive and uplifting - in the spirit of 'ideas worth spreading'.

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Rue du Stand 3bis
Geneva, 1204
Switzerland

Jason Clay

Senior Vice President, Markets, WWF-US "Feeding 9 Billion and Maintaining the Planet"

Kamal Quadir

Entrepreneur, "Audacity to Take Part"

Andy Wales

Global Head of Sustainable Development, SAB Miller, "The Water-Food-Energy Nexus-Why Everything You Consume is Connected"

Rory Sutherland

Vice Chairman, The Ogilvy Group, "The New Sweet Spot-And How to Find it"

Carlos Drews

Director, Global Species Programme, WWF International, "The Faces of Conservation"

Emmanuel De Merode

Director for Virunga National Park, "A Story of Conflict, Renewal and Hope"

Isabelle Autissier

Sailor, Navigator and Writer, "Lessons from the Sea"

Stuart Orr

Manager, Freshwater Programme, WWF International, "Water: The Solvable Crisis"

Dawa Steven Sherpa

Mountaineer and Environmentalist, "Initiating Action"

Jane Fulton Suri

Managing Partner and Creative Director, IDEO, "What Nature Can Teach Us About Design"

Mike Barry

Head of Sustainable Business, Marks and Spencer, "A Manifesto for a Sustainable Business Revolution"

Michael Spencer

Managing Director, Sound Strategies, "Sound and Sustainability"

James Alexander

Trustee and former CEO of Green Thing, "Creativity versus Climate Change"

Will Day

Thought Leader in Sustainability, "Is the World's Current Economic Model Really Sustainable?"

Justin Hall-Tipping

Science Entrepreneur, Nanoholdings, "The Power of the Simple Electron"