A monthly bite-size Q&A on the Vision:2025 website & newsletter to over 3000 outdoor event industry professionals, that spotlights people in the events industry who have made a significant contribution to sustainability.
Our aim is to profile inspiring people and practices, keep the conversation about sustainability alive in the outdoor events industry in an engaging way, share human stories and ideas, and continue to build a community around climate action.
Meet our Industry Green Leaders below….
Livvy Drake has worked across the event sector from catering and conferences to outdoor events and festivals. Following her environmental awakening witnessing a full
Charlotte manages sustainability for Team Love, working to maximise positive social impacts and minimise the environmental impact of festivals like FORWARDS and Love Saves
Stefan Edwards is Senior Events Officer at Bristol City Council, he leads on commissioning Bristol Harbour Festival and Bristol Run, attracting 200,000+ people and
Kevin is Sustainability Lead at DF Concerts in Glasgow. With a diverse background as a musician, venue manager, tour manager, and production coordinator, Kevin
Ross is a founder, CEO & consultant with over 15 years of diverse experience in music, media, entertainment, climate action & tech. Sitting at
Paula has worked in live events for over 25 years. Starting in sound and lighting she now combines her technical and logistical knowledge as
Tanya is the Co-Creative Director of Festival of Thrift & has worked in the wider performing arts sector for over 20 years. Since 2012,
Lucy Scrase is the Chief Operations Officer and Sustainability Lead at Ourea Events, organising high profile mountain running events across the UK. Lucy has
Sarah has been working for We Group since 2017 and heads up the OPS team. She has always been passionate about safeguarding the future
Zofia has been working in event operations for over 10 years across a number of small, medium and large scale festivals and venues. Her
Hannah runs betternotstop a sustainable impact agency in Manchester. Their ‘More Than Music’ report, offers event frameworks for sustainability in music festivals, evidenced by
Aileen is Sustainable Operations Lead at Wild Rumpus – a not for profit outdoor arts organisation based in 4 acres of woodland in the