David Olsson is the co-founder and COO of We Don't Have Time.

Adama's professional journey is characterized by a dis8nc8ve blend of exper8se in management and cultural studies, shaping his role in designing and establishing innova8ve ins8tu8ons dedicated to catalyzing social change. As CEO, Adama has guided the Moleskine Foundation with a visionary approach, channeling efforts into crafting programs and educational experiences to support youth and marginalized communities in developing and nurturing critical thinking, creative expression, and a lifelong learning approach. Adama's leadership is characterized by his commitment to enhancing cultural and creative organizations in underserved regions worldwide. This commitment remains as he leads the Foundation forward to pioneer the space of creativity for social transformation.

Hadriana Casla is a filmmaker and communicator. Her work focuses on the creation and coordination of collaborative narratives according to the needs of the territory and community, stories that emerge from the awareness of our capacity to narrate ourselves.

Claudia joined Healthy Food Healthy Planet in November 2023, bringing her knack for tackling systemic challenges like food systems with a fresh, pragmatic edge. With years of experience in international nonprofits, she’s all about turning big strategies into nimble, on-the-ground actions that can flex and adapt to shifting contexts. Previously, at a global foundation, she worked alongside European civil society partners to break down silos and make grantmaking truly participatory and inclusive. Driven by curiosity and a strategic mindset, Claudia is on a mission to elevate partnerships, foster transformative conversations, and turn nice-to-have collaborations into collective and impactful actions.

Kleri is a curator of cultural experiences specializing in the design of culinary events, theatrical performances and educational workshops with a focus on gastronomic heritage. She explores how the intersections between intangible cultural heritage, performing arts and exhibition design practices can lead to community empowerment and social change. She works between Greece, Germany and the UK and in 2021 she co-founded the non-profit organisation QUALIA, a sociocultural collective dedicated to the research, production and curation of experiences related to cultural heritage and history. Kleri holds an MA in Cultural Studies from the University of the Arts London and an MA in Curating from Kingston University London. She is currently a PhD candidate in Theatre & Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Social economist, my main interest is in finding community business models that can pursue the self-realization of their members. I'm the worker and the president of a social cooperative whose main project is named "XFarm Agricoltura Prossima", a regeneration project of a 50 ectars of confiscated land by mafia in the municipality of San Vito dei Normanni, Puglia, south of Italy.