Martin Neureiter

Born in Salzburg, Law studies in Salzburg, Vienna and London (London School of Economics). After working with the Salzburg Provincial Government, joined the Austrian Parliament as political adviser. Afterwards office manager at the European Parliament, later at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, followed by a year in Kosovo as deputy head of the Democratisation Department of the OSCE. Since 2004 founder and CEO of “The CSR Company international”, a consultancy specialised on Corporate Social Responsibility, with offices in 40 countries, reaching from Mexico to Korea. He is Chair of the Implementation Task Group within ISO (International Standards Organisation) writing the ISO 26 000 standard – published November 2010.

Jean Savitsky

Jean Savitsky is the Director of Real Estate and Sustainability at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Prior to this position, Jean was the Director of Real Estate Expansion at MoMA, leading the team that managed the Museum’s expansion project, completed in 2019. Savitsky has extensive experience in the construction, real estate, and green building industries across the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. In addition to deep expertise in construction project management, she has experience developing green real estate strategies and delivering building-retrofit, energy optimization, and LEED projects. Jean has a BS from Stevens Institute of Technology, an MBA from CUNY- Baruch College, and an AAS in interior design from Parsons School of Design.

Laura Callanan

Laura Callanan, founding partner of Upstart Co-Lab, is connecting impact investing to the creative economy. Since 2016, Upstart has framed the creative economy as an impact investing priority, garnered international attention for impact investing in the creative economy, and directly mobilized $45 million in alignment with its mission. Before launching Upstart Co-Lab, Laura led all grant-making programs, operations, and research as senior deputy chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts. As a consultant with McKinsey & Company’s Social Sector Office, Laura led work on social innovation, sustainable capitalism, and social impact assessment. She previously served as senior adviser at the United Nations Development Programme; executive director of the Prospect Hill Foundation; and associate director at the Rockefeller Foundation where, in addition to her responsibilities managing the endowment, she co-led the Foundation’s first impact investing efforts which included two investments in the creative economy: Smithsonian Folkways Records and netomat.

Grace Redmond

Grace joined Julie’s Bicycle in 2025 as an Environmental Coordinator, specialising in carbon reporting and sector-specific impact analysis. With a background in Net Zero certification and a BSc in Environmental Science, she helps creative organisations to measure and reduce their environmental impacts. Grace believes that education, engagement, and empowerment, lies at the core of making positive climate action a reality.

Nathalie Courville

Ms. Courville is a recognized expert in cultural engineering, primarily in the fields of culture, tourist attractions, and events, where she has worked for over 40 years. For many years, she has provided strategic consulting to a variety of cultural structures, associations, and event organizations of all types. Ms. Courville leads ArtExpert, a company with which she has collaborated for many years. She manages the team of experts surrounding the company and contributes her specific expertise in communications, marketing, financing, and branding strategies. Her international experience also enriches the existing expertise. She is also an adjunct professor at the Chair in Arts Management at HEC Montréal and has been a lecturer in the Graduate Diploma (DESS) and Master's programs in Cultural Organization Management since 2007.

Fabio Cavallucci

Fabio Cavallucci is an Italian art critic, art historian, and prominent contemporary art curator who has directed multiple major cultural institutions in Italy and internationally. He has headed numerous art institutions in Italy and abroad: he was the founding director of the Vero Stoppioni Municipal Gallery of Contemporary Art in Santa Sofia (1990–1998); artistic director of the Trento Civic Gallery of Contemporary Art (2001–2008); director of the Ujazdowski Castle Centre for Contemporary Art[1] in Warsaw (2010–2014); he also directed the Luigi Pecci Centre for Contemporary Art in Prato (2014–2017), reopening it following its expansion. He was coordinator of Manifesta 7 in 2008, artistic director of the 14th Carrara International Sculpture Biennale, and chief curator of the Bi-City Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, held in Shenzhen (2019–2020).

Kim Kraczon

Kim Kraczon is a Berlin-based conservator of modern materials and contemporary art whose practice centers on developing and implementing sustainable practices in the visual arts sector. She focuses on reducing the socio-environmental impact of materials and methods used in conservation, art production, exhibition-making, and fine art transport. In collaboration with non-profit organizations such as Gallery Climate Coalition and Ki Culture, Kraczon creates online resources and tools that support a more ethical and environmentally sustainable art sector. Carrying out research at the intersection of sustainability and cultural heritage, she regularly leads workshops and delivers lectures on conservation ethics and sustainable strategies for museum professionals, gallery staff, and university students.