Henrik Storm Dyrssen

Social Entrepreneur

Henrik brought the Social Impact Bond framework from the UK to Sweden, initiating the transformation of one of the worlds most-talked-about welfare systems, Scandinavia, into a new age of payment for results and collaboration to solve pressing social problems. His initiative was the first private initiative to receive the prize for Welfare Innovation of the Year in Sweden (2016)

Märtha Rehnberg

Political Economist & Entrepreneur

Märtha Rehnberg is a climate freak by heart, political economist by training, entrepreneur and policy-advocate by practice. She is the Co-Founder of Copenhagen-based think tank DareDisrupt, specialised in a radical innovation and exponential technology. In 2018, she was appointed member of the High Level Industrial Roundtable “Industry 2030” by the European Commission to co-author a bold strategy for the future of European industries and same year, also by the Danish Government’s Growth Team to reinvent Denmark’s global position in green energy and environmental technologies. Märtha’s drive lies in creating beautiful visions for the future that inspire her and her fellow crew-members onboard this space vessel called Earth, to take on what she calls “The 1,5C Challenge”

Aisha Mossberg

CEO & Co-Founder

Aisha is the co-founder of Wedly and is well-known in the southern Sweden startup scene from the grassroots organisation Skåne Startups and is an experienced moderator too. Aisha believes that modern human species are transformed from the ability of storytelling and have been able to define what group they belong to and work toward common causes because of the stories that build our culture, and our perception of ourselves. She thinks that there is a need to change the way we see and understand the stories of the people around us.

Golo J. Pilz

Advisor on Renewable Energy

Golo Pilz has an experience of 35 years as meditation practitioner and teacher, 25 years in executing solar energy projects, 15 years in the construction business and 15 years in international climate talks. Impressive numbers, aren’t they?
He is presently working as an advisor on renewable energy, Brahma Kumaris in Mt. Abu, Rajasthan, India. For his spiritual progress, he moved to India from Germany and introduced solar energy to the organization Brahma Kumaris where he was involved in carrying out more than 20 R&D projects on solar power for rural application, cooking, and energy storage. Golo has represented the BK Environment Initiative at the UN climate conferences and regularly holds lectures on climate change, renewable energy and lifestyle change with the help of Yoga and meditation.