Robin Millington is the Executive Director of Planet Tracker, a a not-for-profit financial think tank providing data and market intelligence to identify, quantify and seek to rectify the disconnect between financial markets and planetary limits. Previously, she was Director, Global Alliances, for the EAT Foundation, which was created in 2016 as a platform to convene global stakeholders in the food system to seek solutions for feeding the growing international population a healthy and nutritious diet within planetary boundaries. Robin is responsible for co-creating the Food and Land-Use Coalition (FOLU) an innovative global platform of over 30 funding and delivery partners seeking to create a sustainable food system by 2050. 

Prior to joining the EAT Foundation in 2016, Robin spent nearly 7 years at the European Climate Foundation. She has led organisations including the Centre for European Policy Studies and Wetlands International. Earlier in her career, she negotiated a joint-venture in the former Soviet Union, which now stands as the largest IT services firm in Russia today. 

A dual American-Dutch national, with a degree from Stanford University (USA) and an MBA from INSEAD (France), Robin has international experience spanning six continents. 

As well as serving as Vice-Chair of the Board of Gold Standard, she is a member of the Advisory Council for the JustDiggIt Initiative. 

Peter White is Ambassador for Biodiversity and CBD COP-15 at the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). Previously he was Chief Operating Officer, responsible for all work programs, Global Policy Affairs and the Global Network. Peter has been with WBCSD since 2013, joining after 22 years developing the sustainability program at Procter & Gamble, the world’s largest consumer goods company. From 2006 – 2013 Peter was P&G’s Director for Global Sustainability, creator and Chair of the Sustainability Leadership Council and a key architect of the company’s long term sustainability vision and 2020 goals.

Peter is also a Visiting Professor at the Newcastle University Institute for Sustainability. He has held teaching and research positions at the Universities of Oxford, California (Berkeley) and Arizona, and taught in Nigeria with the UK development charity Voluntary Service Overseas.

Peter holds a doctorate in Chemical Ecology from Oxford University, and Masters degrees in Zoology (Oxford) and Applied Hydrobiology (London).

Eric Soubeiran is Danone’s Global Nature, Human Rights & Water Cycle Director, and member of its Cycles & Procurement Board. In this role, he is responsible for coordinating the company’s approach and actions on climate change, water resource protection, regenerative agriculture, circular economy and human rights. Eric also serves as administrator of the Livelihoods Carbon Fund. Previously, he served as Danone’s Global Nature & Senior Climate Director. 

Eric began his career in strategy consulting and mergers and acquisitions, then joined Rexam Plc to lead strategic planning of its beauty and medical devices division. In 2006, he relocated to India to take on the role of Managing Director of the newly acquired business of Rexam. 

In 2010, he joined Danone to head the group’s operations in the sub-continent. During this period, he launched a range of nutritional products designed for the ‘bottom of pyramid’ customers, with an innovative route to market approach. In 2013, Eric joined Danone’s marketing team, in charge of Activia and Vitalinea brands for the French market. In 2014, Eric was appointed director of milk sourcing for Danone in Europe, managing a network of 4,000 dedicated farmers across six European countries during a period of deep transformation in the milk market