Dr. Sweta Chakraborty is the CEO of North America, We Don’t Have Time. She is a partner at Pioneer Public Affairs. She is also the founder and principal of Adapt to Thrive, a venture that seeks to better inform individuals, businesses, and government entities on the complex, interconnected challenges, such as food insecurity and disease, already existing and emerging from a warming planet.

Diego Saez-Gil is a climate-tech entrepreneur, Founder & CEO of Pachama, a startup with the mission of restoring nature to solve climate change by harnessing AI and satellite data to monitor and finance effective reforestation and nature conservation. The company has raised more than $80M from some of the top climate investors such as Breakthrough Energy Ventures (Bill Gates’ climate fund), LowerCarbon and Amazon Climate Pledge Fund. Diego has been selected as Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum and has been awarded as Innovators 35 Under 35 by the MIT Technology Review. His company Pachama has been awarded as the Most Innovative AI Company of 2021 by FastCompany as well as 20 Most Impactful Startups by Fortune Magazine. Diego is a serial entrepreneur having co-founded Bluesmart and WeHostels, two travel-tech companies acquired by major industry leaders. Diego studied entrepreneurship at Stanford GSB and project management at LaSalle University in Barcelona. Diego was born in Tucumán, Argentina and currently resides in California.

Dr. Victoria Meyer is Terraformation’s Carbon Scientist, developing forest carbon models for native reforestation projects around the globe. Before joining Terraformation in February 2021, she worked at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) for nearly 10 years, developing techniques to measure forest carbon using a combination of tree measurements and remote sensing technology, from spaceborne and airborne platforms (mostly Lidar). Field work has taken her to Central America and Africa. Armed with a master's degree in environmental science from the University of Bordeaux, France, where she grew up, Meyer completed her doctorate from the University of Toulouse while working at JPL. Meyer's next mission was in education, first as Scientist-in-Residence at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago teaching environmental science to art students. She then landed at Caltech in Pasadena, California, where she currently lectures engineering students on science communication.