Dr. Daniela Peukert is a professor at Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences. As a product designer with a Ph.D. in Sustainability Sciences, she develops sustainable products that have a positive impact. She is an expert in design thinking and user experience research, as well as in the role of design for sustainability transformations. In her research, she explores design prototyping and material metaphors.

Selina Sinning, a behavioral scientist and the founder of Sustainacy, a pioneering consulting firm applying Behavioral Science insights to drive socio-ecological transformation, is conscientious to unraveling the complexities of human behavior for sustainable change. With a particular focus on Sustainable Behavior Change, Circular Economy, and Employee Engagement, Selina brings extensive expertise in scientifically monitoring behaviorally-guided initiatives, teaching Applied Behavioral Science principles, and the fundamentals of Behavioral Economics. Her proficiency extends to strategic communication, innovative campaign design, and conducting transformative behavior change workshops. Selina excels in developing effective communication strategies and seeks to engage in stimulating conversations about behavioral science, social entrepreneurship, sustainability transformation, and climate change communication.