Digby Hall talks about the urgency of dealing with climate change and suggests a positive approach to adapting to it. He challenges the idea that change happens gradually, emphasising the unpredictable nature of climate change.

In this compelling talk whistleblower and ESG expert Desiree Fixler delves into critical issues surrounding whistleblowing, greenwashing, and governance, emphasising the importance of ESG integrity within the Australian context.

Jess Miller shares her journey from climate activism to leading sustainability projects in Sydney. Reflecting on the challenges of early activism, she emphasises the importance of creating a new normal that constantly evolves.

In this session, we delve into the complex world of information, narrative, and culture shaping during uncertain times, with a focused lens on the critical subject of tech ethics in an era rampant with disinformation.

In this enlightening session, Nooky and Ben unveil "We Are Warriors," a transformative social enterprise in Australia dedicated to uplifting indigenous youth through the power of black excellence.

Chris Grant, Co-CEO of Unyoked, shares the journey of escaping the tech startup grind by reconnecting with nature through a cabin project with his brother. Highlighting the concept of Biophilia and the evolutionary need for natural environments, Chris underscores the profound mental health benefits of nature.

The session explores Indigenous-designed finance and regenerative finance's impact on First Nations globally, with insights into integrating these principles into mainstream banking, urging a shift in perspective and approach to meet current environmental and social challenges.

Brooke Roberts, co-founder of Sharesies, draws from personal experiences of economic disparity to democratise investing in Australia. Sharesies challenges traditional investment thresholds, leadership models with a unique 3EO system, and champions employee shareholding, aligning with its B Corp commitment to community, customer, and environmental impact.

Dan Fitzgerald, Dr Toby Parkes (UK), & Rupal Ismin, explore the forefront of innovation in technology aimed at achieving fully regenerative and net-zero processes across materials, manufacturing, and supply chains. Highlighting the critical contributions of specialists in technical fields and research entities.

This session highlights the emerging innovation wave in technology focused on creating regenerative, net-zero materials, manufacturing, and supply chains. It emphasises the crucial role of technical experts and research organisations in meeting the demands of companies and governments for sustainable solutions.

In a compelling conversation, Ben Hart and Dr. Tyson Yunkaporta discuss the profound insights of Indigenous thinking. Through Yunkaporta's works, "Sand Talk" and "Right Story, Wrong Story," they explore how Indigenous knowledge can offer pivotal solutions to global crises and reshape our narratives.

Sophia Hamblin Wang, COO of MCi Carbon, speaks at the Purpose Conference 2023 about "Project Zero," detailing their groundbreaking approach to achieving net-zero emissions. She emphasises MCi Carbon's innovative carbon capture and utilisation technologies as key drivers in combating climate change and promoting sustainability.

Jonathan Williams, Head of Marketing at Polestar, presents "Project Zero," focusing on the ambitious journey to achieve net-zero emissions. He outlines Polestar's innovative strategies and commitment to sustainability, highlighting the automotive industry's potential for leading in environmental responsibility and climate action.

Desiree Fixler, Mele-Ane Havea, Kieran Pender, and Michael Bradley engage in a critical panel discussion on greenwashing. They dissect its implications, challenge corporate practices, and advocate for genuine sustainability efforts to ensure environmental integrity and corporate accountability.