Nik Gowing was the main news presenter for BBC World News (1996-2014), and he has 35 years of analytical experience in diplomacy, defence and international security. In 2018 Nik Gowing, along with Chris Langdon, released the book Thinking the Unthinkable: A new imperative for leadership in the digital age.

After ten years as a BBC staff reporter and presenter in London, Maddy moved to Stockholm in 2014 to become Editor of The Local Sweden. She now works as a freelance documentary maker, podcaster and journalist for British and Swedish media, including BBC, Monocle Radio, Times Radio, Naudio and PodLit. 

Maddy’s favourite assignments focus on Nordic innovation, sustainability and lifestyle trends. She is also the creator of The Stockholmer, a founder interviews podcast which ran for three seasons.

Clover Hogan is a climate activist and the founding Executive Director of Force of Nature - the youth non-profit turning climate anxiety into action. She has worked alongside the world’s leading authorities on sustainability, consulted within the boardrooms of Fortune 50 companies, and counselled heads of state.

Clover has taken the stage with global change-makers such as Jane Goodall and Vandana Shiva, and interviewed the 14th Dalai Lama. Her TED talk, 'What to do when climate change feels unstoppable', has been viewed 2 million times. At 22 she was recognised on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and has featured in outlets including The Guardian, the BBC, the New York Times, the FT, and Vogue.

At 19, she founded Force of Nature. The now 12-person team has led global research on climate anxiety, and delivered programmes to young people in 50+ countries to help them take action. They work with businesses, policy-makers and educators to place young people at the heart of decisions affecting their future.

Clover is also host of the Force of Nature podcast. Season 2, We need to talk about eco-anxiety, explores the intersection of youth mental health and the climate crisis: from food, to fashion, and the role of media in driving climate doomism. Season 3, Confessions of a Climate Activist, pulls back the curtain on activism; from the rise of call-out culture, to navigating burnout. 

Jonas Kjellberg is a serial entrepreneur, disruptor, investor, and game changer. He is the Founder and Chairman of the board at NORNORM - a Nordic scale-up company with a fully circular business model that provides office furniture as a service.

“How do you change the game? How do you innovate in exponential business models? Driving exponential growth is not good enough anymore. From now on – circular growth is my purpose and passion.”

“To grow and adapt to the future, all companies need to rethink and fully adopt circular models, and move away from the linear business model. This is just the beginning of the movement. All industries will be affected, and to survive and thrive business leaders have to be prepared to change. The circular movement will have a bigger impact on industries than the internet revolution,” says Jonas Kjellberg, Co-founder and Chairman of the Board of NORNORM. 

Jonas joined Skype very early on and worked in Skype's founding office. He was the VP Head of Sales at Telecoms. Jonas is also an experienced venture investor: he was assigned to build Kinnevik's internet investment arm, with successful investments such as Zalando, Rocket Internet, Hello Fresh, Avito, Yell, Dafiti, and Lamoda. Jonas was the Chairman of iCloud, which was later sold to Apple, and the Founder of Player:IO. Recently, he served as the Head of Nordic BCG Digital Ventures and Senior Advisor, and today he is a co-founder and Chairman Of The Board at NORNORM.

Jonas was a lecturer at Stanford University and the Stockholm School of Economics, where he taught entrepreneurship and how to create a winning sales culture. He is also one of the authors of the bestselling book "Gear up," written together with professors from Harvard and Stanford.

Jonas Kjellberg has an MBA from Uppsala University and an engineering degree from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.

Ms Romina Pourmokhtari is Minister for Climate and the Environment in Sweden. 

She was elected as a Member of the Swedish Parliament in September 2022 for the Liberal 
Party and took office as Minister in the conservative-liberal Government in October 2022. 
She was Chair of the Liberal Youth Organisation in 2019–2022 and Vice Chair of the same 
organisation in 2018-19. Before the general election campaign in 2022, she wrote a book 
about her childhood and her political priorities. In January 2022 one of Sweden’s biggest 
newspapers Expressen appointed her as Sweden's most powerful politician under 30 years of 
age.

Romina Pourmokhtari was born in 1995 and she lives in Sundbyberg near Stockholm. She 
has studied political science at Uppsala University and then she worked as a political expert at 
the Regional Council of Stockholm for three years.

Professor Emily Shuckburgh OBE is a world-leading climate scientist and science communicator, who is the director of Cambridge Zero, the University of Cambridge’s ambitious climate change initiative. 

Shuckburgh is a mathematician and Professor of Environmental Data Science at Cambridge’s Department of Computer Science and Technology (CST). 

She leads the UK national research funding body’s (UKRI) Centre for Doctoral Training on the Application of AI to the study of Environmental Risks (AI4ER) and is a director of the Centre for Landscape Regeneration (CFLR).

Professor Shuckburgh worked for more than a decade at the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) where her work included leading a UK national research programme on the Southern Ocean and its role in climate.

A Fellow of the British Antarctic Survey, the Royal Meteorological Society (RMS) and Darwin College, Emily Shuckburgh has also undertaken research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and École Normale Supérieure (ENS). 

She is an advisor on climate to the UK Government and a Friend of COP26.

Emily is co-author with HM King Charles III and Tony Juniper of the Ladybird Book: Climate Change and was awarded an OBE for services to science and the public communication of science in 2016. 

Business Area Special Products is a broad group of businesses providing mining products and services globally and across our mining operations in Sweden. This includes LKAB Minerals, LKAB Berg & Betong, LKAB Kimit, LKAB Mekaniska and LKAB Wassara.  Responsible mining and resource efficiency is central to our activities. From direct extraction of critical minerals including rare earths, to leading mining products and services that support LKAB's transformation strategy.

Darren joined LKAB in 2013 as the UK Managing Director having previously worked in various roles for the French Construction Materials company Saint-Gobain. In his time at LKAB, he has taken a leading role in both significantly growing the business as well changing the product focus towards sustainable material by-products.