Degree in Civil Engineering from the Politecnico of Milan, about twenty years of experience in construction companies with different roles, sixteen as sustainable innovation manager & consultant. Master of Management and Organizational Development at MIP. LEED, Living Future, WELL and RESET AP. USGBC & WELL Faculty.

In 2009-2022, he has been working with IDM South Tyrol as an innovation manager in the Ecosystem Construction.

In 2017-2021 he was Chair of the COST Action 'REthinking Sustainability TOwards a Regenerative Economy' (RESTORE).

Since 2019 he is President at Living Future Europe. LF Hero in 2017.

Jane leads the company’s efforts to create a net positive impact through both its products and operations. Collaborating closely with company executives as well as designers and engineers, Jane guides the development process to help create the most sustainable products possible. With an eye on the future, Jane has led and developed sustainability initiatives within Humanscale beginning from her tenure as a Senior Industrial Designer. An industrial designer by trade, Jane spent over a decade working and leading design teams through the development of new products prior to her role as CSO. Her experience ranges from sporting goods to medical devices to furniture. Her depth of experience in design has been a foundation for developing products that are sustainably assembled and ergonomic for the workplace.

Alice is a registered architect graduated in Sustainability at IUAV University of Venice. She embarked on her professional journey by working with an architectural firm, where she gained valuable experience and honed her technical skills. Alice took her expertise to new heights by transitioning to the role of Project Manager at a leading construction company. In this position, she was able to merge her architectural knowledge with more technical approach, overseeing the successful execution of numerous construction projects.

With a passion for sustainable practices that was turned on during the time at university, she actively seeks opportunities to raise awareness and promote these practices within the architectural community driven by a desire to make a positive impact on the environment.

Helen Scandellari is the Business Sustainability Officer at Manni Group SPA, where she leads sustainability initiatives, overseeing compliance, double materiality assessments, carbon footprint evaluations, and stakeholder engagement. With extensive experience in international business, risk management, and sustainability reporting, Helen plays a vital role in aligning Manni Group with GRI Standards and ESRS requirements. Previously, she served as a Qualified Group Auditor for HOERBIGER KT Europa Services GmbH, implementing integrated management systems across the EMEA region. Helen holds a BA in Business Studies from University College London and is a certified Enterprise Risk Manager (FERMA Rimap).

As the Senior Manager for the Just program, Griso focuses on introducing organizations to the Just program and welcoming them to the Just community as they navigate through the label submission processes. Griso is a passionate advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion, enjoying facilitating discussion groups, program improvement/development, and supporting individuals on their DEI journeys.

Before joining ILFI, Griso worked in the education sector, particularly focusing on enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in family and community engagement practices. Originally from Venezuela, Griso grew up and attended school in Toledo, Ohio, where she graduated from the University of Toledo. She later earned a Master’s in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis.

Her role focuses on corporate and product transparency for environmental and social topics, including working with such standards and programs as Living Building Challenge, Just, Declare, and the Health Production Declaration (HPD) Open Standard. Katie also serves as an integral member of HMTX’s Impact Team and plays a pivotal role in enhancing the sustainability of HMTX’s campuses, striving for improvements in waste reduction, recycling, and energy efficiency.

Katie holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from the University of Virginia and a Masters in Environmental Policy & Sustainability from the University of Georgia. Previous work in the environmental consulting and laboratory fields have provided Katie with a variety of experiences and lenses that she is able to incorporate into her work in sustainability.

Laura has been involved in sustainability for over fifteen years, assisting investment funds, listed companies and industries in developing their integrated objectives for international markets. She has contributed to the development of Habitech from an early stage, also working on the implementation of social sustainability certifications, such as Just itself. As Chief Program Officer of Habitech, she leads the Greenmap programme that helps companies in the manufacturing sector implement sustainability and circular economy principles and practices. The purpose is to evolve the economic chain that contributes to the production of products through a conscious use of primary resources, places and people, promoting a business culture.

A Sustainable Energy Engineer dedicated to tackling the climate crisis through innovative, cross-disciplinary solutions. She holds a double Master of Science degree in Environomical Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Barcelona, alongside a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Brown University. In her previous role as Senior Engineer for Innovation at a Canadian energy utility, Jacquie led initiatives to green the gas grid, implementing technologies such as methane imaging, district heating, and micro-CHP. With early experience in pipeline hydraulics, forecasting, and managing large-scale projects, Jacquie brings a versatile background to her work, complemented by a passion for architecture, green building, and affordable housing.