Christopher is the founder of the Climate Concept Foundation. Since his younger days, he has been concerned about the problematic aspects of human existence on other forms of life on earth. At the same time, he is convinced that human genius holds the key for overcoming the contemporary ecological crises we are facing. His experiences in carbon trading and international climate policy outline the Foundation’s activities since its inception. Christopher and his wife have four children and live in Hamburg, Germany.

Anne is an experienced scientist with thorough expertise in forestry, forest and landscape ecology. Her interdisciplinary fields of research explore aspects of ecosystem processes, the functioning of symbiotic forms of life within them and examines carbon and nitrogen cycles in disturbed and undisturbed systems. She takes specific interest in soil ecology, the links between surface and sub-surface interactions, the dynamics of insect population and their dependence on climatic conditions as well as the comparison of different forest ecosystems with regard to climate vulnerability. Furthermore, she is active in practical biotope conservation, where the outcome of her research activities can be directly applied. She is also actively engaging with policy makers and authorities to ensure representation of conservation ideals in public policy.

Carl has more than 25 years of management experience in diverse executive positions in the finance industry. Since 2016, he teaches finance at the university level and passes on his knowledge and experience to the younger generation. For him, sustainability has been an essential part of all aspects of life for many years.