Tom has been working in a combination of business strategy and sustainability for the past 20 years. He leads the Sustainable Business agenda at FARFETCH - a cross-functional program of work designed to help the company succeed commercially whilst also delivering tangible positive social and environmental impact. The work includes driving innovation in new circular business models; enabling customers to buy better products; and improving the company carbon footprint while saving cost and engaging consumers. Before FARFETCH, Tom held senior sustainability roles at Kimberly Clark and Innocent Drinks. Prior to that, he managed industry programs for Forum for the Future (in the UK) and The Institute for Sustainable Futures (in Australia) – both leading sustainable development organisations providing strategic advice to business. Before specialising in sustainability Tom spent 3 years as a strategy consultant at Gemini Consulting – a management consultancy based in London.

Hannah has been a freelance ethical fashion consultant and educator since May 2022. Previously she created and managed the Love Not Landfill campaign at ReLondon, which launched in 2017. Prior to focusing on ethical fashion, Hannah enjoyed a career in communications in London and Shanghai, leading global brand campaigns and crisis management strategies. She is now supporting schools in teaching students about the link between fashion and climate change through a variety of practical workshops. She is also building a start-up ethical fashion brand, Animal Army (an anagram of her two daughters' names), where she upcycles deadstock and charity shop finds for resale.

Amanda Johnston is Curator and Education Director at The Sustainable Angle, producers of the Future Fabrics Expo. She has a background in design consultancy and education, also teaching at London College of Fashion, and regularly runs sustainable materials workshops, delivering presentations and seminars internationally, both at industry events and in educational forums. She has co-authored two books: Fabric For Fashion, and Fabric For Fashion The Swatch Book, published by Hachette UK.