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Leo Rayman
Transform sustainability into business growth with Leo Rayman, speaker and sustainability innovation expert. Leo works with global brands to commercialise sustainability strategies and accelerate post-carbon transitions, advising climate tech ventures and Fortune 500 companies including Unilever, Danone, and EDF.
Leo Rayman is the CEO and founder of EdenLab, a global sustainability innovation consultancy that helps make big companies more sustainable and sustainable companies bigger.
Leo earned a distinction in Business Sustainability Management from the Cambridge Institute of Sustainability Leadership and has an MA from Oxford.
He was previously the CEO of Grey Consulting, a management consultancy within WPP, and the CEO and Chief Strategy Officer of the world-famous ad agency Grey London.
EdenLab commercialises sustainability for clients like Unilever, TUI, Danone, Giffgaff, The Football Association, and EDF Ventures. It also works with several promising ClimateTech firms in carbon capture, biodiversity monitoring, and waste upcycling.
Leo is also a domain expert adviser to Carbon13, a Cambridge-based venture builder for climate emergencies.
Leo believes we must work with and through companies to accelerate the transition to a post-carbon world.
He has recently lectured at The Saïd Business School, the London School of Economics, Oxford University and The Marketing Society.
Topics, sessions and talks
Leo Rayman discusses sustainability, green growth, and climate change, emphasising corporate collaboration for a post-carbon world. Talks inspire actionable strategies for sustainable business practices.
Leo brings a wealth of experience in transforming major companies towards sustainability. He has worked with giants like Unilever and Danone and led innovative projects in ClimateTech. Booking Leo as a speaker will provide your team or business with actionable strategies to navigate the transition to a post-carbon world, leveraging his deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities in sustainability.
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Leo Rayman draws on his consultancy work with major corporations — including Unilever, Danone, and TUI — to ground his talks in real-world commercial case studies, translating sustainability frameworks into actionable business strategies.
Leo Rayman speaks on sustainability strategy, green growth, and corporate transition to a post-carbon world. He is CEO and founder of EdenLab, a sustainability innovation consultancy working with clients including Unilever, Danone, and TUI, and holds a distinction in Business Sustainability Management from the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
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