As a packaging engineer who has worked in the Tech, Pharma, Personal Care, and Beauty Industry, Sebba brings over a decade of insight of what it means to have a truly immersive and holistic product experience through packaging. With a passion for brands, I am able to craft a story through beautiful packaging.

Fueled by an entrepreneurial spirit, I thrive on versatility and relish the pursuit of new challenges. Sebba has held positions as Director of Packaging Sustainability at MAC Cosmetics, and Director of Packaging Development at Revlon where she led initiatives to drive sustainability across packaging practices. Currently, Sebba serves as a professor of design and engineering , teaching Sustainable Packaging Design at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and Packaging Engineering (grad school) at Rutgers University.

Sebba is committed to pushing the boundaries of packaging innovation while championing sustainability practices that resonate with both consumers and industry stakeholders alike.

Before stepping into the role of Sustainability Lead at Pearlfisher London, Suzy spent over a decade working as a product and packaging designer. Through this experience, she became increasingly conscious of her direct impact on the planet as both a creator and a consumer, ultimately guiding her to transition into the world of Sustainable Design.

At Pearlfisher, Suzy champions the integration of sustainable thinking into design, woven throughout Pearlfisher’s Philosophy of Design for Life, a belief in a future where design shapes a better world. Suzy's conviction lies in the transformative potential of designers as creative thinkers and effective problem solvers. She believes in designers as agents of change, capable of challenging conventions, and employing design as a tool for good – not only safeguarding the planet for future generations but also having a positive impact on people’s lives today.

To bring about lasting change, Suzy believes in big picture thinking that goes beyond materials, waste, and analysis. She underscores the importance of cross industry collaboration, and that successfully encouraging positive choices and behaviours among consumers is achieved through the creation of lighter, desirable products with enhanced consumer experiences.

Amit has recently joined Haleon as a Design Manager, focussing on sustainability & inclusivity initiatives across all brands within the business. His current role touches the full spectrum of design, from design and innovation strategy to 3D structure, all with the aim of creating more inclusive and sustainable consumer experiences. He supports teams to achieve the business ESG goals, by using design to identify and explore new opportunities, pilot new ways of working and roll out across the organisation.

Prior to joining Haleon, Amit spent the previous 12 years in various roles Unilever, developing new global packaging solutions for brands such as Dove, Axe and Rexona. Amit’s experience of sustainability goes beyond structural packaging, spending time developing formulations and fragrances and launching them into global markets. This has given him the experience to think about system approaches to sustainability and navigate the complex, interdependent decisions required to launch truly sustainable innovations across multiple markets. Amit has experience designing for circular systems, having partnered with Loop to develop and launch refill deodorants in the US under the Dove brand.

Flora is a sustainability professional with 15+ years of experience in the field. She is a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and ecodesign expert currently responsible for UPM Raflatac’s Label Life service that provides customers with comprehensive, credible and actionable LCA metrics, supporting them in making more sustainable choices. She is part of a team driving the sustainability agenda across the business and supporting the implementation of ambitious climate targets. In her previous role at Sphera, Flora was senior consultant product sustainability, and lead designer of the GaBi Packaging Calculator, an online tool generating simple sustainability metrics for packaging products. She has managed 30+ international LCA and ecodesign projects and contributed to further 50+ such projects with a focus on the FMCG sector (packaging, food, apparel, electronics). Flora holds degrees in Tropical Aquatic Ecology (MSc) and Biology (BSc). She hails from Hungary, living in her second home, Germany, for the past 22 years.