How can we make our homes and offices more sustainable?
Digital
Moderator: Li Pamp
Panelists: David Schill, Håkan Nordin, Thomas Sandell
The path to a net zero future and the pressure to combat climate change, reduce waste, support biodiversity and build a circular economy can seem bewildering. But urban planners, designers, architects and manufacturers are developing many ingenious materials, ecosystems, digital applications and energy-saving solutions to tackle the most complex and pressing issue of our age.
Lecturers
Li Pamp Moderator
TV presenter and CEO
Stockholms Auktionsverk
Li Pamp is CEO of Stockholm's Auktionsverk. She holds a degree in art history and has dedicated her career to the recycling of art and antiques, foremost on the auction market. She has hosted many TV shows as well as produced documentaries in the field of cultural history.
David Schill PanelistPartner
Marketing Director
Aritco Lift AB
David joined Aritco Lift in 2016, where he leads brand and marketing development as well as the strategic CX on product portfolio and innovation. David has a history developing brands, brand experience, marketing and strategic product and services in both large corporations such as the consumer goods company Electrolux and the bank SEB, as well as via consultancy work for smaller and mid-cap companies.
Håkan Nordin Panelist
Head of Sustainability
Bolon
Håkan Nordin Head of Sustainability at BOLON has been working professionally with environmental questions since 1984 and have great insight and knowledge about sustainability and climate questions in companies. Håkan has held roles as campaign manager and board member at Greenpeace Sweden and policy adviser for Greenpeace international as well as expert roles in various delegations and committees for the Swedish government, and as adviser to several companies and public organizations like H&M and Ikea among others.
Thomas Sandell Panelist
Chief Architect
Sandell Sandberg Architects
Thomas was born in Jakobstad and grew up in Skellefteå. He has been active in the architectural industry since graduating from KTH in 1985 and is now one of Sweden's most noted architects and designers. Thomas has been awarded several prizes and awards for his work both nationally and internationally and has also been chairman of Sweden's architects.
Thomas' project portfolio includes furnishings of the Modern Museum, furniture for IKEA, hotels in Kiruna and Örnsköldsvik, offices for Nasdaq OMX, SCA and Ericsson, countless shop and restaurant interiors, lots of attentive villas and lavish private homes.