Michelle Horsfield

Sustainable Finance Expert

Michelle Horsfield, an environmental scientist with a climate change specialisation, transitioned into the financial sector four years ago to apply her knowledge to the largest reallocation of capital in history, as the economy moves towards a lower carbon future.

Philippa Gill

Real Estate Sustainability Advisor

Philippa joined EVORA Global in January 2020, initially to focus on the expansion into Europe and our Climate Resilience Services. Given her background in private equity real estate, she brings deep knowledge of investment drivers and associated risk factors. She continues to sponsor our Social Wellbeing and EVOLVE education service lines at Executive level, while also providing senior strategic support to a number of Evora’s key global clients.

Kate Larsen

Supply Chain Human Rights Advisor

Kate Larsen is a Director at SupplyESChange advising and training Investors and Companies on Environmental and Social issues of ESG, especially, human rights risk management in global supply chains. She has worked over 20 years on supply chain ESG including leading Asia Corporate Responsibility in the UK FTSE100 company Burberry and as a Global Director Responsible Sourcing in a US Nasdaq listed retailer.

Beau O'Sullivan

Communication Strategist

Beau O'Sullivan, a senior communications strategist at the Sunrise Project, works to build social movements to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy. He began his career in 2014 at a global investment bank and has spent six years campaigning in the NGO sector to encourage banks and investors to take climate change more seriously.

Joi Danielson

System Change and Transformation Leader

Joi Danielson is a transformation leader with over 15 years of experience driving complex, high-stakes system change. She began her career as a consultant at McKinsey, later became a Partner at Systemiq, and now serves as Managing Partner of Vital Ocean. Joi specialises in turning ambitious ideas into practical, lasting outcomes that deliver real impact at scale, while developing the leaders and partnerships needed to sustain that change.

Liz Bentley

Chief Executive at Royal Meteorological Society

Liz Bentley is the Chief Executive of the Royal Meteorological Society. Her career in meteorology spans over 30 years and she has worked at the Met Office, BBC, and in Government. She is a regular contributor to the major broadcasters, and a visiting professor at the University of Reading.