Abigail is the Global Head of Strategic Insights for Nuveen Real Estate. She is responsible for the organisation’s global research, sustainability and proptech and innovation functions. Since joining the firm in 2016, Abigail has overseen the organization setting a target to achieve Net Zero Carbon by 2040. Abigail is a member of Nuveen Real Estate’s Leadership Team and has spearheaded the integration of sustainability considerations into the acquisition process. She is also leading the organisation to develop investment guidelines related to physical and transition climate change risk. She previously worked at JLL, where she led on sustainability for the Property and Asset Management's U.K. team

Alexander Piur is responsible for Sustainability and Innovation for the global Real Estate Finance activities of ING Wholesale Banking, with local presence in APAC, EMEA and US. He has more than 20 years of experience in the real estate financing markets in Germany and Europa. Prior joining ING, he worked for several banks in Munich. Alexander is a member of IMMOEBS, has a degree as Immobilienökonom from the International Real Estate Business School in Regensburg and holds a B.Sc. in Finance and Management from the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management.

Anna is Global Head of ESG for SLC Management overseeing the firm’s Sustainable Investing team to integrate ESG risk management and value creation practices into investment decisions and management. Prior to joining SLC, she spent her career advancing corporate strategy around the globe at major multinationals. She´s Co-Chair of the Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI) Real Estate Advisory Committee, Founder of the non-profit Young Women in Energy, Board member of the Canadian Green Building Association (CAGBC) and Co-Chair of the Environmental Committee at the Pension Real Estate Association (PREA). Notable accolades include: Canada's Top 40 Under 40, Top 100 Women in Canada, Canada's Clean50 and the Making a Difference for Women.

Assem El Alami is the Head of the International Real Estate Finance Sales Division of Berlin Hyp AG. As such he supervises four sales teams: Origination International Investors based in Berlin, as well as the offices in Paris, Amsterdam and Warsaw. Berlin Hyp's loan book accounts for approximately 26 bn EUR. Being a law graduate, Assem has more than 25 years of experience in the real estate sector of which he has spent 10 years in France. He joined Berlin Hyp in 2010. *** Berlin Hyp is a wholly owned subsidiary of LBBW and specialises in large-volume real estate financing for professional investors and housing companies. It also provides German savings banks with a comprehensive range of products and services.

Bernardo Korenberg is Head of Sustainability and Innovation at Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors. With over a decade at Bouwinvest, he leads the integration of ESG principles, driving sustainable strategies and innovation to future-proof investments. Korenberg is vital in enhancing the company's real estate portfolio, ensuring both societal and financial value through responsible investing and leveraging tools like GPR Building. He actively contributes to industry dialogues on climate risk and sustainable development.

Carl-Peter Reinecke has over 15 years experience in building science engineering, project management and property development. He launched MVPR specifically to create a dedicated ESG Real Estate firm that supports investors develop zero-carbon assets. He has advised investors, construction companies and architecture firms on integrating sustainability and resilience, consulted national governments and guest-lectured in Canada, Germany, USA, Chile, and France on the topic of low-carbon investments. Fluent in German, English and French, Carl-Peter is based in Canada.

Charlotte Jacques serves as Head of Sustainability & Impact RE Investment at Schroders, a leading global investment management company based in the UK. In her role, she spearheads sustainable and impact-focused real estate investment strategies, driving ESG integration across Schroders' property portfolio. Jacques brings extensive expertise in sustainable finance and responsible investing, focusing on environmental and social impact measurement within real estate markets. She plays a key role in advancing Schroders' commitment to sustainable investing practices, working to align investment decisions with environmental objectives and positive societal outcomes while delivering strong returns for investors.

Deirdre is the CEO and owner of D2 Private and her business focus is working with investors to deliver exceptional commercial mixed use developments and refurbishments, incorporating technology and targeting best in class ESG and Net Zero Carbon credentials She is one of Ireland’s most successful financiers and real estate professionals with over 25 years’ experience in real estate investment and development. During her property career to date she has been directly and indirectly involved in the buying and selling of real estate assets and raising debt and equity of approx. £3.5 billion. She adopts an intensive, active, hands on management style to real estate investments, developments, leasing and tenant management and investor relations.

Emily Hamilton is Head of ESG at Savills Investment Management and responsible for directing Savills IM sustainability strategy across the business globally. This involves setting corporate standards and approach to ESG criteria as well as collaboration with fund teams, both at the property portfolio and individual asset levels. She represents Savills IM on several industry groups including as Co-Chair of the Better Buildings Partnership Owner and Occupier Forum and as a member of the GRI Global ESG and Impact Investment Committee. Emily joins Savills IM from Grosvenor Britain & Ireland, part of Grosvenor Group, where she was associate director, sustainability.

Ian is responsible for the digital innovation activities around the Group, being the Managing Director for the Digital Innovation business unit that was set up in July 2019. Ian joined Grosvenor in March 2012 as Commercial Finance Director for the Great Britain and Ireland business, being responsible for many change initiatives in his 2 years there before moving to Grosvenor Asia Pacific to take up the role of Regional Finance Director. Additionally taking on the Chief Operating Officer responsibilities, Ian spent 5 years in Asia before returning to the UK as Managing Director for Digital Innovation in July 2019.

Jane Wakiwaka serves as Head of Sustainability at The Crown Estate, where she leads environmental and sustainability initiatives across the organization's diverse portfolio. With extensive experience in sustainability strategy and environmental management, she oversees programs aimed at achieving net-zero carbon emissions and implementing sustainable practices across The Crown Estate's urban, rural, and marine assets. Jane brings expertise in renewable energy development, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable land management. In her role, she collaborates with stakeholders to advance The Crown Estate's commitment to environmental stewardship while supporting the organization's contribution to the UK's green transition and climate objectives.

Jessica Cooper serves as Chief Product Officer at the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), where she leads the global movement to transform health and well-being through a "people first" approach to buildings, organizations, and communities. In her role, she oversees standard development, implementation, customer experience, technical account management, and education for the WELL Building Standard. Previously, Cooper was IWBI's Chief Commercial Officer, driving WELL's global adoption. Her background includes leading consulting services at Delos, where she partnered with early WELL adopters, and developing educational programs for the green building community at Urban Green Council. A licensed interior designer, WELL Faculty, and one of the first WELL Accredited Professionals, she holds a degree from Cornell University.

Ms. Brosig has been with the firm since 2008 and is a member of the firm’s Management Committee. As a Managing Director and Chief Impact Officer she oversees the measurement, management, reporting and enhancement of the company’s environmental and social initiatives. In addition, she is also responsible for identifying ingenious approaches, including leveraging products, technologies, and partnerships, to create measurable, positive impact and value. She also works closely with the firm’s operating partners, as she integrates problem solving technology into partners’ everyday operations, which has resulted in improved performance, market differentiation, and overall better care and culture for residents, tenants and staff.

Jim Landau, LEED AP, is the Head of ESG, prior to that was the Head of Asset Management for MetLife Investment Management. He is a member of MetLife's ESG Advisory Committee and RE Technology Committee. Landau has led many initiatives at his firms including development of the MetZero program using a Carbon Cascade Approach to decarbonization. Other projects include the writing of a green lease, working on GRESB submittals and helping to run a national Energy Challenge. Asset-specific projects0 include the installation fuel cells, solar arrays and smart building infrastructure. He has pushed his operations teams to better measure and manage utilities and, collaborated with tenants to lower carbon in the full building envelope.

Jorge has over 15 years (two real estate cycles) of experience investing, managing, and divesting real estate assets in Mexico. He has been involved in transactions totaling over $3 billion, focusing on acquisition, development, disposition, financing, and asset management. Before founding Dragón Capital, he served as Managing Director of Ivanhoé Cambridge Mexico for over five years. He also worked as Head of Transactions for Mexico at PGIM Real Estate, Senior Director at Tishman Speyer, Director at Tresalia Real Estate, Associate at AREA Property Partners, and intern at AMB Property Partners. Jorge holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from ITAM and an MBA from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.

Juliana is Head of ESG and Corporate Affairs for Europe, leading and developing Kennedy Wilson’s European environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy and integration across the company. She also has extensive real estate capital market experience, both in investor relations and sell-side research and looks after public relations and public affairs for Europe. Prior to joining Kennedy Wilson in 2014, Juliana headed up investor relations for LondonMetric Property Plc, a FTSE 250 UK REIT and prior to that was a sell-side equity research analyst covering the European real estate sector, most recently at Morgan Stanley.

Katherine Elliot serves as the Director, Investments and Sustainability at Equity Residential. In this role, she demonstrates leadership in advancing the company's sustainability initiatives, including the implementation of renewable energy pilot programs and large-scale rooftop solar PV rollouts across numerous sites. She has been instrumental in deploying innovative solar thermal and heat pump water heating solutions. Her work contributes to Equity Residential's commitment to reducing building water, energy, and greenhouse gas emissions. Elliot also specializes in unlocking sustainability investments, navigating complexities in monetizing tax credits for solar energy upgrades.

Klaus joined the European Catella Group in 2008 as Managing Director and is responsible for all real estate development projects in Germany. In 2015 Catella Project Management (CPM) was founded as an independent division direct linked to the Stockholm headquarter of Catella. Meanwhile CPM has realised or initiated project volumes of approx. 1.8 b EUR in commercial and residential properties. As Managing Partner Klaus is one of the shareholders of these development projects. The set-up of all Catella projects is based on sustainable and long-term oriented investments. Consequently the economic and ecological goals must be combined.

Laura Craft is SVP, Head of Global ESG Strategy at Heitman, a RE investment management with ~$44 Bn under management. She establishes systematic approaches to embed ESG into investment decision-making and management of investments. Integrating ESG considerations provides opportunities to create value, reduce risk and enhance investment returns. She leads the Heitman partnership with Urban Land Institute (ULI) to publish the reports, Climate Risk and Real Estate Investment Decision-Making and Emerging Practices for Market Assessment which explore current methods for assessing and mitigating climate risk in real estate. Complementing asset- and market-level climate risk assessments, Heitman has committed to net zero carbon operations by 2030.

Lexie Goldberg serves as National Sales Manager, ESG at Greystar, a leading global real estate company specializing in rental housing. In her role, she focuses on environmental, social, and governance initiatives within the company's sales operations. Based at Greystar's headquarters, Goldberg leverages her expertise in sustainability and real estate to drive ESG-focused sales strategies across the organization's national portfolio. She plays a key role in advancing Greystar's commitment to sustainable practices while managing client relationships and business development in the ESG sector.

Maria is Director of Sustainability and Corporate Communications at ECE, she studied business administration and has been with ECE since 2003. There she is responsible for the development and expansion of sustainability within the company in various roles. At the same time, Maria Hill was Chair of the Sustainability Committee of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) for three years. Currently she is Chair of the Energy and Building Technology Committee of the Central Real Estate Committee (ZIA)

Martin Gettings is a Vice President in Brookfield’s Real Estate Group serving as Head of ESG for their European real estate portfolio. A Chartered Environmentalist and IEMA Fellow with over 35 years’ experience in construction and property, Mr Gettings also serves as an elected board member of Supply Chain Sustainability School, Chairing their Climate Action Group. Formerly Director of Sustainability at Canary Wharf Group.

Mary Porter Peschka serves as Regional Director for Eastern Africa at the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group. Based in the USA, she leads IFC's strategic initiatives across Eastern Africa, driving private sector development and sustainable investment solutions. With extensive experience in emerging markets finance and development economics, Peschka oversees investment operations that promote economic growth, job creation, and infrastructure development throughout the region. Her expertise spans sectors including financial services, agribusiness, and renewable energy, where she champions innovative financing mechanisms to address development challenges while generating commercial returns.

Maximilian Kufer is the Head of ESG, Private Markets at Invesco, based in London. In this role, he leads the strategic direction for ESG, drives client engagement, and integrates ESG across Invesco's global real assets and private alternative strategies. He also chairs key ESG committees. Previously, Maximilian was Global Sustainability Manager at AXA IM – Alts, responsible for the ESG strategy across real estate, infrastructure, and private credit. He holds a dual BSc in Finance and Environmental Science and an MSc in Finance, bringing comprehensive expertise to sustainable investment. His contributions extend to various industry ESG committees.

Michael D. Underhill, Founder & Chief Investment Officer of Capital Innovations, an alternative investment boutique. Oversees data science, equity valuation, risk modeling, performance attribution, & trading strategies. Designed factor testing, optimization, risk budgeting, active portfolio trading and rebalancing. Invented Capital Innovations InSight™ process, which uses Capital Innovations’ proprietary private markets model, analyzes available investment manager data and rates each product according to seven factors: business, staff, investment process, investment risk, performance, terms/conditions, and operations.

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Mr. Graham FRICS has over 30 years' international experience in the real estate logistics sector. Prior to joining Gramercy, Paul headed real estate at DHL, the world's largest logistics provider, for the region Europe, Middle East and Africa. He led a front line team of 80 people with responsibility for around 3,000 facilities in 100-plus countries. Paul brings substantial occupational and business experience to Gramercy.

Robbie brings more than 12 years of experience in the sustainability sector, most recently at WSP, where he specialised in sustainability strategy and reporting in his role as an Associate Director within the Sustainability Advisory Services arm of the business. As a Chartered Environmentalist and a Board Director for the Institute of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability (ICRS), he will bring a wealth of experience and industry connections to the firm. Robbie has supported a wide range of blue-chip companies and major infrastructure projects, as they navigate the fast-moving sustainable revolution, drawing on his background in process engineering to help them measure, communicate and manage their ESG risks.

Sophie Carruth is the Head of Sustainability - Europe at Hillbreak, specializing in ESG training and education services for clients globally. Joining Hillbreak in January 2022, she leads the development and delivery of client learning programs, including the BBP ESG Training for Real Estate Professionals. Previously, as European Head of Sustainability at LaSalle, Sophie was instrumental in integrating ESG into real estate investment activities, overseeing LaSalle's European Sustainability Strategy and creating its first Net Zero Carbon Pathway. She is also a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

Stéphane Villemain leads IC's activities related to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainable investment. Before joining Ivanhoé Cambridge in 2020, he spent nearly four years as Director, Responsible Investment, at PSP Investments, where he helped define and implement CSR strategies, policies and action plans. He was previously Senior Manager, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, at Ernst and Young from 2012 to 2016. He also held positions of increasing responsibility in CSR and sustainability for Deloitte and its clients from 2007 until 2012. Stéphane graduated (MSc) from the École Polytechnique (Paris) and AgroParisTech, and holds a master’s degree in civil and environmental engineering from McGill University.

Tom Miller joined LaSalle in 2008 as the Head of Development for Asia. He and his team are responsible for executing all development and major construction projects for all LaSalle fund assets in Asia. Tom also serves as the Regional Sustainability Officer for Asia and oversees the regional environmental and physical due diligence processes for new Asian acquisitions. Prior to joining LaSalle, Tom held numerous senior roles globally in the real estate and construction sectors including 13 years with Bovis Lend Lease in the UK, Spain, Singapore, Philippines and the US. Tom is active in regional industry organizations including ULI, ANREV, and APREA.

Over 20 years of experience, specializing in the private real estate investment sector. Track record in delivering global institutional client portfolio management, strategy, and investment solutions, including pan-European and sustainability (RI) program leadership across diverse stakeholders. Committed to fostering trusted, long-term relationships within investor and manager ecosystems, grounded in industry best practices. Keen interest in the built environment and advancing innovation in real estate and real assets through technology, climate solutions, and impact-oriented practices.