After Dinner Speakers
Associate Professor of Energy and Environmental Change
Paul Behrens offers a compelling overview of the climate crisis, blending scientific insight with a vision for possible futures. He explains the risks of inaction alongside the opportunities for building a healthier, more sustainable world.
This keynote inspires audiences to see climate action as both urgent and achievable. Attendees leave with a deeper understanding of the challenges ahead and the solutions that can create meaningful impact.
Energy Transitions
Our speaker explores how the global energy system is undergoing radical transformation. Paul highlights the technologies, policies, and innovations driving the move away from fossil fuels and toward renewable, cleaner alternatives.
This talk provides clarity on what these transitions mean for businesses, governments, and communities. It equips leaders with the foresight to adapt strategies and embrace the opportunities of a low-carbon future.
Food Futures
Paul examines how food production and consumption must evolve to meet the needs of a growing population while protecting the planet. He unpacks the links between agriculture, climate, and sustainability, offering evidence-based pathways forward.
This session sparks vital discussions for organizations in food, agriculture, and beyond. It empowers audiences to reimagine food systems that are resilient, equitable, and environmentally sound.
Environmental Sustainability
In this keynote, Paul addresses the broader challenge of building sustainable societies. He explains how interconnected systems—energy, food, and the economy—must transform to ensure long-term prosperity.
Audiences leave with practical insights on creating positive change within their own organizations. This talk inspires leaders to view sustainability not only as a responsibility but also as an opportunity for innovation and growth.
