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Jessie Teggin | Culture/Media Entrepreneur Jessie is a freelance curator, educator and events programmer and founder of Green Sundays, a non-profit creative agency and events production company based in London.
Jessie has been involved with community film education for many years and in 2007 co-founded of the London International Documentary Festival - using documentary films and the arts to inspire social and environmental change.
For content enquiries,write to jessie@fairknowledge.co.uk
For media enquiries write to james@fairknowledge.co.uk
For partner/sponsor enquiries write to jobeda@fairknowledge.co.uk
For content enquiries write to clay@sustainability.com
Tel: +44(0)7809601366
For our address for meetings, please go to the Fair Knowledge home page at www.fairknowledge.co.uk.
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Cineforum Director
Alexa Clay | Sustainability Consultant Alexa is an economic historian and a sustainability consultant with particular expertise in social innovation. Currently at SustainAbility, Alexa carries out research in social entrepreneurship and organizational change. She has provided consultant support to a wide range of clients (Autodesk, Coca-Cola, Ford, GSK, JP Morgan, & Shell). Prior to joining SustainAbility, Alexa worked as a Research Assistant at the Watson Institute for International Studies where she examined the environmental and social impacts associated with U.S. Military Bases. Alexa's passions include: the history and philosophy of science, markets for ecosystem services, language play and social movements. She has a Masters degree from Oxford University and a Bachelors degree from Brown University.
Content enquiries: clay@sustainability.com
Jobeda Ali After graduating from Trinity College Cambridge, Jobeda spent 12 years in the public sectors initiating new educational and enterprise projects. Jobeda has utilised her specialism in pedagogy and entrepreneurship throughout her media career. Jobeda entered the media world in 2003 and produced and presented several documentaries. In 2004, she completed her Masters in World Trade and Development. Although she wanted to tell stories about trade justice, education and development, she was instead expected to her to only tackle issues about Asian women. Feeling it was unfair to be limited to one subject, she established Fair Knowledge in 2007, a company that specialises in nurturing and promoting fresh new voices from usually marginalised communities and promoting them to mainstream audiences. That year, Jobeda was one of 20 women from across the world to be selected as a “Rising Talent” by the Women’s Forum for the Economy and Society. Read more about Fair Knowledge here.
James Parr | Accelerating innovation in sustainability
James is a designer and 'Innovation person' with a specialism in education, sustainability and healthcare. His current work is primarily focussed on accelerating the quality and quantity of innovations within large corporations. James is Creative Director of Fair Knowledge, Sci TV, and collaborative innovation company, Imaginals.
Jessie
Content Manager
Tony Manwaring | Business and Sustainability Tony has had a series of management, marketing and communications roles in the voluntary sector with NCH (formerly National Children's Home), Diabetes UK and most recently, the disability rights charity Scope, where he was chief executive for over three years. Before that he worked as head of The General Secretary's Office for the Labour Party, playing a key role in transforming its operational fortunes as it became New Labour. He also has a track record in CSR, working with a number of major companies in often ground-breaking partnerships. Read more about Tony on the speakers page.
Rennie Hoare | Clean Tech Investment
