Meet the team

Why the picture.
I am in a restaurant that makes me smile – I love colour, vibrancy and hope. It prides itself on being sustainable and is inspired by the cooking and delivery of street food in Mumbai. I am motivated by addressing the impact we have on the developing world, and I think we have a lot to learn and share from other countries around the world.

What I believe in.
I believe that a sustainable circular sharing economy is exciting and within our grasp and that it will ultimately be better for humanity as well as better for the planet.

Why I do what I do.
I am inspired by the pioneers and innovators we meet through our work and they help me understand that we already have the solutions to address the issues we face. Our job is to help them to communicate with power and impact to take those solutions to scale.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I created Greenhouse to bring together a community of like-minded people who feel inspired and passionate about creating change. I love to help clients develop a powerful communications strategy and ensure we deliver exceptional results to create the change we want to see.

Why the picture.
I am at Brockwell Lido, in Herne Hill, South East London. The natural energy here is infectious. The lido combines iconic design, diversity and community spirit and is everything that I love about London’s outdoor spaces.

What I believe in.
I believe the way that we live our lives has to change, and that we will all benefit by acting now. Our natural world needs us, and improving our connection with nature will bring only good to us as individuals, and our communities.

Why I do what I do.
I want to help us all to understand the complexity of the climate emergency with empowering language, and show the immediate benefits of taking action. The science is clear, and we need good communicators to explain why it matters today. This is what motivates me and why I am proud to give a voice to inspirational pioneers.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I work with our fantastic teams in London and Bristol to increase the impact of our business and to deliver outstanding work.

Why the picture.
I’m passionate about marine conservation and I love this turtle mural by graffiti artist Louis Masai which captures the vibrancy of the underwater world – and demonstrates why it’s so important we protect it. We invited Louis to paint a similar mural in our Bristol office, which is the first thing I see when I arrive at work in the morning.

What I believe in.
I believe we have a responsibility and an opportunity to limit our impact on the planet through reduction and re-use, and to protect the natural world around us.

Why I do what I do.
I am first and foremost a story teller and I want to tell the stories that matter, to make people aware that positive change is possible and achievable.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I have the great privilege to manage our Bristol-based team and have never worked with a more passionate or committed group of communicators.

Why the picture.
Energy is the single biggest enabler of human prosperity in history. Fossil fuel energy has also become the greatest threat to our world. Feats of engineering, like the engine in this picture, drove the last industrial revolution and are essential to deliver today’s clean-energy revolution – one that enables carbon-free prosperity for everyone.

What I believe in.
I believe in the power of human invention and innovation to transform lives, society and the environment for the better. From the industrial revolution to the space race, history shows what is possible.

Why I do what I do.
Ideas only become powerful through communication. The greatest theories, technologies and products are those explained with the simplest stories – from Newton’s falling apple, to the Apple iPhone. My role is to help green pioneers grow by telling powerful stories to investors, customers and society.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As Head of Energy and Clean Tech I spend every day working with the inventors and innovators at the forefront of the green industrial revolution – from crafting communications strategies to overseeing execution by our team of committed communicators.

Why the picture.
I’m outside an independent flower shop in my home town of Frome, a place which for me represents the amazing power of community spirit, independent thinking, local retail and grassroots politics. These are the things that I think can change the world for the better.

What I believe in.
The power of businesses and communities to bring about behavioural change for the benefit of future generations.

Why I do what I do.
Climate change, food security and social inequality are impacting the world at a terrifying rate, but there are some amazing organisations and pioneers helping to reverse this. By communicating effectively and persuasively, we can encourage a powerful step change in the way communities, governments and businesses operate.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I help corporates and NGOs to tell their story, tackle big issues facing our world and campaign for positive change – I do this across financial services, retail, technology and food sectors.

Why the picture.
I am at St Werburghs City Farm – a brilliant urban community farm in the heart of Bristol. It acts as a catalyst for change by reconnecting people with where their food comes from, a concept that’s often lost in a city context. I am fascinated by food and supply chains and believe we need to move away from the practices associated with industrial agriculture.

What I believe in.
Consciously supporting positive change every day. Every time you spend money, eat a meal or watch a film, you’re casting a vote for the kind of world you want.

Why I do what I do.
I adore working in partnership with inspiring people and projects on campaigns that generate real, tangible behaviour change towards a low carbon economy.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I specialise in directing creative campaigns across the food, farming and biodiversity sectors. I work with a range of clients on integrated campaigns including the Just Rural Transition, WWF, Surfers Against Sewage, EIT Food, Triodos Bank, Whale and Dolphin Conservation and Sustainable Soils Alliance.

Why the picture.
The backdrop shows the meeting of my favorite things: the beauty of the Cumbrian landscape that I call home, and our life-giving electricity transmission network.

What I believe in.
Having made huge strides forward in clean energy generation and awareness around consumption, we cannot let outdated infrastructure hold back the low carbon revolution. We have a duty to improve it and transition to a smart, flexible energy system as quickly as possible.

Why I do what I do.
It’s all about education. Our energy eco-system is often misunderstood, misrepresented or over simplified. I work every day to build better understanding and create more informed stakeholders for our clients.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As Greenhouse’s resident grid enthusiast, I take care of our clients in the powergrid and distributed energy space. I’m at my best spinning the account management plates.

Why the picture.
I see inspiration and creativity as a diverse and infinite wellspring. These days I’m lucky enough to live in Bristol, one of the places where it constantly bubbles to the surface ready to put to good use.

What I believe in.
We’re incredibly lucky to be here to experience this rich, vibrant and diverse planet. We’re also alive at a time of enormous change, fast approaching climate tipping points and the third mass extinction. As a species, we have the capacity for deep empathy and incredible cooperation, and I believe we can still turn things around with good communication and intelligent system change.

Why I do what I do.
By working for Greenhouse, I’ve been able to align my values with my skills and professional experience. I’ve always been a maker and collaborator, so getting to work with brilliant people on impactful campaigns and tell powerful stories as a force for good is a fantastic reason to get up in the morning.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I specialise in digital strategy, brand storytelling and creative content production.

Why the picture.
We need to shift trillions of dollars from funding unsustainable activities to financing the low-carbon economy. Progressive investors are starting to press companies to align their businesses with international climate targets and are investing a trillion dollars a year in renewable power, energy efficiency and other clean solutions.

What I believe in.
Climate change, biodiversity, global food and water – we are learning just how close we are to disaster. I believe we can implement solutions which are sustainable and can improve our quality of life, but time is very short.

Why I do what I do.
I want to support NGOs, entrepreneurs and businesses with the ability to create transformative change. I want to use my skills as a former journalist to increase their impact, communicating clear, powerful messages that influence the way people think and behave worldwide.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I work on sustainability campaigns targeted at the world’s biggest investors and with companies pioneering a smart, low-carbon energy and transport system. I advise on strategy, edit reports, sharpen messages and launch campaigns.

Why the picture.
Food is such an integral part of who I am and how I connect to nature. I shop locally, prioritise seasonal food and seek out produce from farms that put biodiversity and nature first, which often leads to more creative plates at the dinner table!

What I believe in.
A world where people have a positive relationship with the environment around them. I have always been a stubborn optimist, and I believe that people are now turning their heads in the direction of a more sustainable way of living.

Why I do what I do.
To amplify the voices of the people who have the ideas, passion and solutions to create a healthier and more sustainable world. I love developing stories of the climate heroes on the ground and sharing their message on the international stage. There is nothing more motivating than witnessing the impact that communication campaigns can have on people’s livelihoods, nature and business.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I specialise in managing nature and youth-led campaigns that create measurable change – from lobbying policymakers to safeguard the countryside for future generations, to calling on major organisations to clean up dirty supply chains.

Why the picture.
The Bristol Harbourside is an important place for me – I bought my first flat here, I got married here and now I work here too. By creating sustainable communities we can protect our natural environment and we’ve seen that happen across the harbourside over recent years, as vibrant local businesses now sit alongside residents in the heart of the city.

What I believe in.
We’re at a turning point for the environmental movement as the world is waking up to the change that is urgently needed. We’ve taken our planet for granted for too long and we now face the greatest challenge in our history to save it.

Why I do what I do.
Because it’s not too late. We have all the tools, we just need to put them into practice. In order to do that we need to bring society with us towards a more sustainable future, to change minds and open them, and effective communication can play a big part in that.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I develop and deliver strategic communications to help green energy businesses to tell their story. Energy is an exciting sector that will be unrecognisable within the next ten years as renewables, electric cars and battery technology transform our relationship with the energy we use and create.

Why the picture.
I’m standing in front of an electric car, something which I believe encapsulates the breakneck speed at which technological innovation is advancing at the moment. Discovering how we harness this cleantech revolution to create a truly sustainable world excites me.

What I believe in.
I’m very optimistic about the future because I think we have the creativity and innovation to find solutions to even the most complex issues we face.

Why I do what I do.
I believe the answers to some of our biggest challenges are already out there. Communicating that to the right people with impact is what it takes to make those ideas work.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I’m lucky enough to work alongside some of our most trailblazing and cutting edge clients. From clean tech and solar PV to energy storage and sustainable finance, I help deliver meaningful campaigns through multiple channels.

Why the picture.
Not only is Greta Thunberg synonymous with climate activism, she’s also living proof that you’re never too small to make a difference. I’m also a big fan of Jody (the artist) and the Tobacco Factory, having worked there for many years, so this mural means a lot to me.

What I believe in.
Education and optimism – definitely! It’s hard to learn about the climate crisis and not feel somewhat powerless, but if we all keep learning and working towards positive change, big things are possible.

Why I do what I do.
In order for sustainability to progress, we need to transform the way people think and feel about the environment. I believe PR and digital marketing is instrumental to achieving widespread behaviour change.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I work with a range of clients to deliver SEO and social media campaigns that help achieve positive social and environmental change.

Why the picture.
I’m in central London stood in front of the iconic St. Pauls Cathedral. While the dome has dominated London’s skyline for over 300 years the city has undergone a staggering metamorphosis. The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution is now the world’s first National Park City and the home to more climate and environment innovators than anywhere else on earth. 

What I believe in.
We are going to need both nature-based solutions and innovation to be able to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis at scale and speed. We no longer have the luxury of leaving the problem up to someone else. Although we’re being forced to act, we also have an opportunity to create an exciting, dynamic, and more sustainable society that benefits everyone.

Why I do what I do.
Communicating the complex, interconnected challenges and the solutions is going to be one of the keys to solving the climate and biodiversity crisis. Not only do we need to bring more people into the conversation that understand the impact that climate change is going to have, but we need to explain the solutions that already exist and help them scale. 

What I do at Greenhouse.
I work with an array of pioneers developing international and integrated campaigns. The aims are broad and range from accelerating nature-based solutions to developing climate-positive cities to changing policy at a national and international level.

Why the picture.
I’m an advocate for both the mental and physical benefits of the outdoors and the significant role that nature plays in everyday life. In the photo, I’m cycling the Test Valley national cycle trail in Hampshire – this stretch is set alongside a beautiful chalk stream, one of the ecosystems in the UK known for its vibrant and rare aquatic life.

What I believe in.
The natural environment is important to me and I believe we all have a responsibility to protect and nurture it. Every small step that each of us decides to take to reduce our carbon footprint can contributes to a cumulative positive force that will help us preserve the future of the earth. There is no Planet B.

Why I do what I do.
It’s only in the last few years that I’ve really come to understand that our earth’s ecosystems are at critical risk and how much humanity depends on them. Having a realisation that I can contribute to the path to change has led me to work within sustainability and try to do my part in preserving our natural environment.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I’m primarily responsible for the day-to-day running of our lovely Greenhouse offices and I help support the driving force that is our team. I have a genuine love of working with people and am fortunate to be able to work with so many inspiring communicators.

Why the picture.
I am standing in front of a wind turbine at Avonmouth, one of the first images people visualise when thinking about clean energy. Seeing these iconic structures has always inspired me and given me a positive outlook for the future.

What I believe in.
I strongly believe in the proverb that ‘change is the only constant’. It is crucial that we embrace change and move away from outdated ways of thinking and strive for new and more sustainable approaches.

Why I do what I do.
Spreading the word of cutting-edge innovation is a great way of bringing about positive change. No matter what the scale, I love learning about the creative solutions that people are coming with to address the challenges that face us today.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I am part of the energy team at Greenhouse. I assist on a range of different projects in the clean tech and renewables sphere – from electric vehicle infrastructure to battery storage.

Why the picture.
I love travelling and from a tender age I’ve been exposed to different cultures, people and landscapes. Copenhagen stands out for me as an example of a wealthy country where global warming is taken very seriously and measures to combat it are embedded in all aspects of daily life. I think there is a lot we can learn from other countries to help tackle the climate crisis, be it general everyday practices, our relationship with nature or the way we consume.

What I believe in.
The climate crisis has exposed huge inequality within our society. I believe that communication can play a key role in bridging that gap – making information accessible to everyone, telling powerful stories, inspiring people and pushing organisations and companies to change the way they function.

Why I do what I do.
I love working in a company where I am surrounded by people who are passionate about challenging the status quo of business as usual – and always do so with a positive attitude.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I have the privilege of working on a range of finance and policy campaigns where I specialise in digital strategy and international media outreach.

Why the picture.
I’m at Westminster, at the UK’s largest ever mass climate lobby. Political action is a crucial tenet of the environmental movement. If we are to tackle the climate crisis, we need our legislators to be on side and to set ambitious targets.

What I believe in.
For too long, caring for our environment has been sidelined in favour of seemingly more pressing, vote-winning matters. But with the general public, in particular the younger generation calling for action louder than ever before, I believe in our ability as a national and global community to make change happen.

Why I do what I do.
As a linguist at university, I had the chance to develop my communication skills in learning new languages and engaging with different cultures. Now, in working for Greenhouse, I’m able to put these skills to good use in combination with my other great passion of fighting climate breakdown.

What I do at Greenhouse.
My work is focused on energy and clean tech clients as well as youth-led climate campaigns, to help communicate their pioneering work to national and regional media.

Why the picture.
Renewable energy is amazing – need I say any more?

What I believe in.
The drive for decarbonisation is going to change more than how we power our houses and commute to work. It’s going to change the way we live and interact with the world around us, and while I am excited for cleaner, greener future, the transition to net zero must be socially inclusive to ensure that we all benefit from the low carbon world that we are creating.

Why I do what I do.
Infrastructure – from electricity to transport and data – is the backbone of economies and we cannot achieve net zero without it. There are so many exciting and innovative technologies that are driving and accelerating decarbonisation, but equally as important is ensuring that our infrastructure is ready to enable this brave new world.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I predominantly work with our energy infrastructure clients, helping them focus and structure their stakeholder engagement and communications to enable inclusive and widescale network decarbonisation. This encompasses everything from producing industry reports with clear narratives, to organising stakeholder events and running creative PR and digital campaigns.

Why the picture.
I am on St.Marks road in Easton, this road has a myriad of independent shops and restaurants and has a real sense of community, something that I think this close knit city is best known for. I feel very lucky to live in a city that promotes and supports this sort of independence.

What I believe in.
Buying local and plant-based food wherever possible! It’s so important to understand where your food has come from. If we all make small everyday changes, we can create a huge impact.

Why I do what I do.
Using my skills within the digital landscape to help organisations send their message far and wide is amazing. Imagery and social media are beyond powerful right now, it’s important to be able to use this tool at such a crucial time and to be part of the change we so desperately need to see.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I develop social media content and design promoting food sustainability, food technology to future proof our food system.

Why the picture.
London is filled with beautiful green spaces. You can find this hidden garden on a tiny cobbled street seconds away from the hustle and bustle of the City. I love St. Dunstan-in-the-East because it’s one of the many historical landmarks around London that’s been reclaimed by nature.

What I believe in.
Finding a balance between human activity and our natural environment. There are so many organisations now fighting to challenge ‘business as usual’ and I’m hopeful that we can find alternatives to live alongside nature in a better way. 

Why I do what I do.
Communication is key when it comes to solving the climate crisis, we need to bring more people into the conversation. It’s a pleasure to work with pioneers and help spread their message far and wide.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I deliver integrated campaigns for inspiring clients in nature conservation, climate activism and agriculture. I specialise in media relations, digital marketing and data storytelling.

Why the picture.
I am standing in front of Bristol’s iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, a historic piece of infrastructure that has witnessed the evolution of mobility, from 19th-century horse and carriages through to 21st-century electric vehicles.

What I believe in.
I believe communications plays a critical role in engaging and educating people around the world about climate change, as well as the solutions that will accelerate positive change. 

Why I do what I do.
I’m from a very small and isolated island that is innately vulnerable to the impacts of climate change which acts as both my fear and my drive. As our global population continues to rapidly grow, our reliance on energy will too. Supporting companies that are accelerating our transition to clean and renewable sources of energy will give vulnerable nations, like where I’m from, a fighting chance. 

What I do at Greenhouse.
I am an Account Executive on the Energy Team; I work with game-changing companies within the mobility and clean technology sectors that are accelerating and enabling the global transition to clean and renewable energy.

Why the picture.
My time campaigning has brought me to this very spot at Parliament Square many times. The dual climate and biodiversity crises are catastrophes in which we can all play our part to tackle, but ultimately it is the politicians who withhold the power to change our trajectory. Whether that be by maintaining global temperature increase to under 1.5 degrees or restoring our natural environment, I believe that they can use that power to do what’s right – we just need to push them in the right direction.

What I believe in.
An equal, greener, safer society for all with people and workers at heart.

Why I do what I do.
I work in communications because I believe in the power of people to do the right thing when it comes to climate – we’re better when we work as one. Governments, civil society and businesses alike can all play their part in making a world safer for generations to come.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I’m an Account Executive on the policy and advocacy team. I work alongside fantastic colleagues and clients and work on a range of different campaigns from taking the government to court to showcasing vital climate-related research.

Why the picture.
I’m at the Dalston Curve Garden, a community green space in the heart of Hackney, London. I’m passionate about inner-city green spaces – there is so much nature and wildlife to connect with on our doorsteps. We need to make our cities greener and wilder places to live.

What I believe in.
That the more connected we feel to the natural world around us, the more we’ll value the environment and collectively work to protect it. That’s why improving access to nature is so vital.

Why I do what I do.
To give sustainable pioneers a chance to make their voices heard, and communicate with a wider range of people. Ultimately, the more choice we can offer consumers in how to act, shop and use their money, the more accessible it will be to live a greener lifestyle.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I specialise in communications strategy, thought leadership and media relations for brands that put purpose at the heart of what they do – working across areas such as financial services, retail and food innovation.

Why the picture.
The picture was taken at an exhibition at Somerset House in London called ‘Forests for Change’. At the centre were 17 pillars resembling the UN Sustainable Development Goals which aim to be a “blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all”. Whilst we may never achieve a perfect world, these goals should drive us to always do better in order to create a fairer global society.

What I believe in.
I believe that without environmental justice we will not achieve social and racial justice. The decisions made by politicians, businesses and us as individuals need to protect people and the planet.

Why I do what I do.
I love the fact that the work I do empowers individuals to have a voice in the climate conversation and drives impactful climate action.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As a part of the advocacy team, I work on national and international campaigns in the nature, policy and youth space, driving positive change through digital and media support.

Why the picture.
“The Last Bookshop’, nestled halfway up Bristol’s Park Street, represents the intersection of my two great loves: sustainability and storytelling. By taking remainders and overstocks and giving them a second life, this bookstore models an alternative, circular solution to a typically wasteful industry – and means that every one of its brand new books is only £3! Reading has always been central to my life, including my journey as an activist – from learning about veganism and the climate crisis, to writing my undergraduate dissertation on the representation of the non-human world in fantasy literature, and now my role telling the stories of groundbreaking climate campaigns.

What I believe in.
Listening to each other – and particularly to those who are underrepresented in the mainstream climate conversation – is essential if we are to build solutions that work for everyone. In my personal life, I believe in acting compassionately towards my fellow creatures and our planet through my dietary and lifestyle choices, and empowering others to do the same, within their means.

Why I do what I do.
The climate crisis is already impacting the lives of the most vulnerable communities around the world, and whilst many of the solutions already exist, we need the right people to start listening and taking action. Being part of the incredible team at Greenhouse allows me to amplify and elevate the ideas that are changing the world, step by step.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As an Account Executive, I deliver integrated communications campaigns for trailblazing organisations with purpose at their core; from biodiversity and nature conservation, to food systems transformation – with climate justice always at the heart of our work.

Why the picture.
I’m at the Tate Modern in London, a building that makes me smile for so many reasons. Since 2000, this space has been home to some amazing art and music. For the majority of its existence, however, the Bankside Power Station (as it was known back then) bellowed smoke into central London. Its redevelopment is a wonderful example of how we can regenerate old concepts into new ideas.

What I believe in.
Humans have innovated for as long as we have existed. Although innovation has got us to where we are today, it now also threatens our ecosystem. History tells us that whenever something has ceased to work effectively, we have replaced it – stone to iron, manual to machine. Fossil fuels threaten our planet with permeant destruction, it’s time for us to take the next step forward.

Why I do what I do.
Communication has an essential role to play in halting the climate crisis. Explaining why we should and, more importantly, how we can live more sustainably is all about communicating ideas in ways that capture people’s imagination.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I work with fascinating innovators and businesses who are developing solutions to the climate crisis. I help to sharpen their messages, raise awareness of their inventions and enable them to tell the right stories to the right people.

Why the picture.
I’m stood on the beautiful Northumberland coast with Blyth offshore wind farm behind me. I have been lucky enough to live most of my life by the sea and love being in the great outdoors. We must now harness nature in order to protect it by harnessing wind to wave goodbye to fossil fuels and protecting habitats so biodiversity can thrive.

What I believe in.
Tackling climate change and environmental breakdown is a complex task that must be approached with care and urgency. We need to transform many different systems and we cannot do this without communicating and listening to one another. Good dialogue can help and a smooth and rapid transition towards the systems we desperately need.

Why I do what I do.
I passionately believe we have a duty to seek the solutions to this climate crisis. I also see the brilliant solutions we already have and simply need help to gain lift-off. Supporting products and causes that are crucial to a more sustainable future is exciting and offers a real sense of purpose.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I am an Account Executive in the Energy and Cleantech team where I support clients such as Northern Powergrid and Good Energy. Our energy systems are one of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions and major transformation is now just on the horizon. Communications and engagement with different stakeholder groups will be crucial to ensuring our future power is renewable and secure.

Why the picture.
I chose to be pictured by a waterfall because I’m passionate about the potential to use water as a source of clean energy. Before joining Greenhouse, I researched the impact of climate change on alpine hydropower and the implications of glacial retreat.

What I believe in.
I’m fascinated by earth science and believe everyone should understand the physical systems governing our planet. Only through appreciation of our environment and how human systems affect it can we truly make ethical and sustainable choices.

Why I do what I do.
I want to raise awareness of the innovations that are helping to accelerate the transition to a low carbon energy system, and mobilise groundbreaking new technologies in the fight against climate change.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As part of the energy team, I craft new narratives about the ways in which technology is future proofing our energy infrastructure and helping to combat some of the most pressing environmental issues of our time.

Why the picture.
I’m down by the river Avon in Saltford, a village between Bristol and Bath. I spent a lot of time here during lockdown, and I’m very grateful that I had such a beautiful place to walk to when our worlds shrunk. Lately, we’ve all appreciated more than ever that getting outside is integral to mental and physical wellbeing, but consecutive lockdowns have also emphasised that access to nature is by no means equal. It’s so important on so many levels that we work to rectify this, and I’m delighted to be part of an organisation committed to putting the natural world at the forefront of the agenda.

What I believe in.
I believe in environmental justice: if we aren’t working for a better future for everyone, then we aren’t working for a better future at all.

Why I do what I do.
 I love telling stories that educate and inspire people to mobilise to combat the environmental crisis. I want to help people realise that they have the power and the tools with which to fight for a better world. I am motivated by the possibility of a future that is equitable for all, and I want to communicate that potential to others in the work I do. 

What I do at Greenhouse.
I work within the behaviour change team, telling the stories of consumer brands who are putting the environment at the centre of their mission.

Why the picture.
As a climate activist, finding climate-friendly foods is important to me, for me, that means vegan food. Researchers at the University of Oxford found that cutting meat and dairy products from your diet could reduce an individual’s carbon footprint from food by up to 73%. So, the first thing I did when moving to Bristol was find the nearest place to buy local, plastic free, vegan food and I found it here, in Matter Wholefoods. I think it’s important to eat fewer animal products and reduce waste wherever we can.

What I believe in.
To be able to grow and to tackle the climate catastrophe, we must allow our perceptions to be challenged, to listen to the experts and to people who don’t usually have a platform. That means feeling uncomfortable and passing the mic to those who can speak to different experiences.

Why I do what I do.
I love working with like-minded people who are driven towards a collective goal – climate action. First and foremost, I’m a climate activist, secondly, I’m a communications expert, this is my way of making a difference every day.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I deliver impactful digital marketing campaigns for businesses looking to create positive change, from agricultural certification bodies to landmark climate litigation cases. My responsibilities include social media management, writing stimulating copy, analysing digital campaigns and engaging online communities.

Why the picture.
Before the pandemic, I, like many of us, took the freedom to explore new places for granted. Now, I make more of an effort to really appreciate the space around me, regardless of how far or close to home I am. Here, I’m standing in front of a wall of snow-topped bushes outside of my home. I’m really fortunate to be surrounded by beautiful greenery in a cosy area tucked into the pocket of my (otherwise quite urban) hometown.

What I believe in.
I believe in us. I believe we all have an ethical responsibility to do our part in protecting our planet and that every small action is a critical jigsaw piece in the bigger picture. I believe in taking a stand and challenging the status quo to secure a safe and sustainable future for generations to come.

Why I do what I do.
I’m a storyteller at heart. Words have the power to spark movements, inspire generations, and incite worldwide action. I’m constantly in awe of innovative campaigns and technologies that seek to provide new solutions to the climate crisis, and helping to communicate the missions of these groundbreaking projects is a role I find a huge sense of purpose in.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I’m an Account Executive in the Energy and Clean Tech team where I work with pioneering clients from a range of fields, including electric vehicles and smart energy storage and management, to craft their communication strategies.

Why the picture.
I am on the beach in North Cornwall. When I am close to the sea, I feel re-energized and able to think more clearly. Great creative ideas seem to come more easily when I’m near some waves.

What I believe in.
I truly believe that if we work together and choose to collaborate more openly, we could make the world a better place for both people and the planet. I have chosen to do this by working with brilliant organisations and incredible teams that are taking action to support the urgent change we need as a world.

Why I do what I do.
I’ve always been someone who looks for the detail but loves the big picture. Everyday I’m seeking out new ways to raise awareness and create the maximum impact for our clients and I love it.

What I do at Greenhouse.
My job is to build talented teams to create and deliver integrated campaigns that cut through the noise and focus on the end goal – delivering impact. That means being bold with our ideas, creative in our thinking, accurate in our delivery and always measuring what we do.

Why the picture.
This photo was taken at a fresh fruit and veg stall in Borough Market, London. The market focuses on sustainable production and social connection, offering an escape from busy city life with explosive combinations of colour, smells, diversity and tasty food.

What I believe in.
It’s never too late or too little to make a change. If everyone did one extra small thing towards positive change, the world would see leaps and bounds.

Why I do what I do.
Reading can open your eyes to things you may not have thought possible. I believe writing – or as I like to call it ‘knowledge sharing’ – is fundamental if we are to secure the future.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I develop content and deliver integrated campaigns that celebrate the entrepreneurs and changemakers who are future-proofing our food system.

Why the picture.
This is taken at Roots and Shoots, a community centre and wildlife garden where I grew up. I love that even in the centre of London, people still see the value of nature and take amazing efforts to make sure that our local community has access to it.

What I believe in.
I believe that the climate conversation often becomes polarised and disconnected. It’s our duty as climate communicators to make sure that everyone feels empowered to be part of the solution; particularly those with the agency to make a change. 

Why I do what I do.
I take great joy in witnessing the breadth and quality of work going on to tackle the climate and ecological crisis. I feel privileged to be part of projects that are driving this crucial change in society.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As a part of the Policy & Finance team I focus mostly on multi-stakeholder campaigns. I work alongside the legal, insurance and investment industries where, I believe, the greatest opportunity for impact currently lies.

Why the picture.
I’m lucky to live down the road from Battersea Flower station, one of my favourite places in London. The space opened in 2012, as the team had a hope of creating a place of beauty in the land that runs alongside the railway track. I believe if we had a better relationship with the nature around us, we would be in a much more positive place in regard to climate change, and having this space right in the centre of Southwest London is wonderful.

What I believe in.
I believe that if everyone made one small change – whether that be walking instead of taking the tube or switching to non-dairy milk – our world would see immeasurable benefits. Our relationship with nature is not only important for the plant, but for our mental health too, and it’s time we started properly looking after our world.

Why I do what I do.
I enjoy the challenge of communicating the change we need to see to truly combat the climate crisis. Telling the story of companies using innovative technology will not only save the natural world my generation lives in but the one after that too.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As an Account Manager on the Energy Tech team, I work with a range of companies that are leading solutions to the climate crisis. I’m passionate about helping to tell their story, raise awareness of their technology and enable their work to have a global impact.

Why the picture.
I’m in front of the Blackfriars train station in London, which is also the largest solar-powered bridge in the world. The bridge itself has been part of London’s infrastructure since the thirteenth century, and used to feature water-powered grain mills. Now it generates its own power and is an amazing testament to how even huge urban centres like London can keep innovating and adapting to meet the challenges of the present day. Every time I look at it I’m reminded that you can find sustainable solutions in the most unlikely places.

What I believe in.
Although humans are responsible for some of the technologies which have led to the climate crisis, we also have the ability to solve it. This requires a truly collaborative and inclusive approach, and effective communication is vital for achieving this.

Why I do what I do.
A lot of the energy and technology solutions which can make the world a cleaner place already exist – we just need them to become available at scale. I want to help the businesses making those solutions reach the right audiences and make that a reality.

What I do at Greenhouse.
As part of the Energy and Clean Tech team, I work with businesses across the spectrum – from well-established players who are making a shift to green power, to challengers and start-ups who have the potential to shake up the market. My goal is always to help them to tell their story in the right way to the right people so that they can achieve genuine impact.

Why the picture.
This photo was taken by the Hampstead Heath ponds because I’m always looking for the best places to swim and in London I think that’s here – especially when the ducklings are about and join you for a swim.

What I believe in.
Tackling climate change requires systemic change, not just individual action. If we can work on interconnected issues such as nature loss, climate change and poverty, together we can shape a just and sustainable future that works for everyone.

Why I do what I do.
I want to ensure that all people are heard and that environmental justice is achieved as we transition to net zero.

What I do at Greenhouse.
My work is focused on advocacy, policy and the youth movement. I love harnessing the power of people, untangling jargon and hard data to create accessible campaigns at the forefront of the environmental movement.

Why the picture.
I am standing in the Crossbones Graveyard, a reclaimed green sanctuary in the heart of central London. It is a beautiful, wild garden that represents social inclusion, healing and the power of community.

What I believe in.
I believe that everybody has the right to live in a safe, clean, healthy environment. Those most affected by climate change are those least equipped for it, and our role is to repair and build a greener world for everyone.

Why I do what I do.
I believe in the power of people and businesses to be a force for good in the world. We can power change by amplifying the voices of pioneers, innovators and activists who are driving progress. 

What I do at Greenhouse.
I work with the whole team to maximise our impact and ensure Greenhouse is a sustainable and regenerative business.

Why the picture.
I am standing in front of Treasure Stokes Croft, a local charity shop that raises money to support community projects within the Stokes Croft area in Bristol. Learning about sustainability (or lack thereof) within the garment industry is what amplified my passion for all things sustainable. Charity shops such as this one are the backbone of the sustainable garment movement and provide accessible solutions to the growing fast fashion crisis. I pass this shop on my way to work every day and it always excites me to see what they have in store. Fun fact – everything I’m wearing in this photo was sourced sustainably, including the shirt which I got from Treasure Stokes Croft (for a pound)!

What I believe in.
I believe wholeheartedly in pushing for meaningful change through amplifying the passionate voices of the people and this is exactly why I do what I do. With the environment taking centre stage in the past few years, even the smallest voices are now at the forefront of climate negotiations. Politicians are listening because the world is finally starting to hold them accountable. I believe in continuing to put pressure on politicians and big companies to stop talking and finally start acting.

Why I do what I do.
I do what I do precisely because it helps amplify the voices of those who may not always be heard. Working at Greenhouse gives me such an opportunity to work for something I truly believe in and to see my work making a difference which is incredibly important to me. My days are never the same at Greenhouse, but everything has a clear and tangible purpose that keeps everything focused around one important mission.

What I do at Greenhouse.
At Greenhouse, I am the Administrative Assistant Intern. So far, I have had the pleasure of working with campaigns across all teams, giving me a wide breadth of knowledge and insight into the company. For the most part, I am responsible for handling anything and everything that comes my way while trying to learn as much as possible along the way!

Why the picture.

Being in the woods helps me to reconnect with nature and reminds me of the importance of campaigning to save what is left of our natural world. Having witnessed massive amounts of environmental destruction in my lifetime, I never thought that seeing trees being cut down would cause me so much pain. I have now dedicated my life to raising awareness about ecocide, giving nature a voice, and campaigning for a better planet. 

What I believe in.

I believe that humans are not separate from nature, we are a part of nature, we are nature. We need to do whatever it takes to protect the little biodiversity we have left of this planet. The climate crisis is the biggest challenge humanity has ever faced, and the current path we are on is already having devastating consequences for millions of people around the globe. Millions more will perish if we don’t take the situation seriously, and I am hopeful that we can mobilise our society to take climate action and become more resilient for the future. 

Why I do what I do.

I believe that combining activism with media relations can have a powerful impact on creating the change we need to tackle the worst effects of the climate crisis. It’s great to work alongside other climate activists and campaigners who are very passionate about environmental and social justice. It puts me at ease knowing that I’m surrounded by like-minded people who are also acting on the climate emergency. 

What I do at Greenhouse.

I am part of the energy team at Greenhouse, where I support on a range of different projects and campaigns that are fighting the climate crisis. I help businesses to create social and environmental change in order to decarbonise our society, become climate positive and help with regenerating our planet as soon as possible. 

Why the picture.
We The Curious is Bristol’s science museum. It is dedicated to cultivating curiosity and inspiring the next generation of scientists and innovators. We need a large and diverse STEM workforce to help tackle climate change and global healthcare challenges.

What I believe in.
Technological innovation can help us meet decarbonisation targets faster. Effective communication campaigns can do this too. PR can drive positive change; whether it’s attracting more people into STEM careers, promoting an energy efficient technology, or encouraging people to switch off devices when not in use.

Why I do what I do.
I enjoy helping my clients to communicate effectively to the audiences they need to influence. I am particularly interested in the application of technology, such as smart grids and Artificial Intelligence, to drive energy efficiency.

What I do at Greenhouse.
I develop and direct communication campaigns. I also create content and enjoy translating technical jargon into clear language