27 Feb 2025

Create a Cleaner Australia With Our Visionary Environmental Speakers

Create a Cleaner Australia With Our Visionary Environmental Speakers

Get involved in the biggest ever Clean Up Australia Day this Sunday 2nd March 2025. Celebrating 35 years since being founded by self-described average Australian Ian Kiernan, the day has now grown to become the largest community-based environmental action day in the country. It’s a time for businesses, schools and every-day Aussies to pull up their sleeves and do their bit cleaning up our environment. 

While small acts like picking up rubbish are important, Clean Up Australia Day is a great time to also think about the bigger picture. Learn how we can all make a difference as individuals and decision-makers in businesses and organisations with guidance from some of the leading thinkers and industry leaders in sustainability and environmental protection. 

We’re proud to have some of these individuals on board as ICMI speakers, ready to guide your audience towards impactful environmental action.

 

 

Dr. Dianne McGrath

Discover how Dr. Dianne McGrath uses her adventurous spirit to advocate for sustainability in exciting, engaging new ways. This includes circumnavigating the world to raise awareness for ocean conservation, cycling long distances through and signing up to leave the planet. Her daring expeditions deep commitment to sustainability equips her with powerful lessons as a speaker on how we can rethink our relationship with the environment and drive change through bold actions.

 

 

 

Pete Ceglinski

Learn how innovative design can make an impact from Pete Ceglinski, co-founder of Seabin™. Combining his passion for ocean conservation with engineering innovation, he has helped tackle plastic pollution, something many agree is one of the world’s most pressing environmental issues. By filtering out waste before it enters the ocean, Pete’s Seabin technology helps protect marine ecosystems while inspiring a vision for a cleaner planet through innovative design.

 

 

Hannah Moloney

Championing practical ways to make a difference, permaculturist and ABC Gardening Australia presenter Hannah Moloney grows plants and advocates for sustainable permaculture practices. As a speaker, she focuses on encouraging people to take control of their environmental impact and driving home a message of hope and grassroots action.

 

 

 

Mike Smith

Leading the charge against plastic waste in our homes, Mike Smith is the founder of Zero Co. This company takes ocean waste and transforms it into refillable “Forever Bottles”, empowering Aussies to reduce their environmental footprint. Mike’s mission is to ultimately eliminate single-use plastics while inspiring us all to make those small, everyday changes that add up to a massive environmental impact over time. As a speaker, he focuses on the endless possibilities for a cleaner future when people and businesses come together.

 

 

 

 

Professor Veena Sahajwalla AO

Another pioneer of sustainable innovation, Professor Veena Sahajwalla AO was recently recognised with an Officer of the Order of Australia for her contributions to recycling technology. This has included her revolutionary “green steel” technology and e-waste MICROfactories™. These are a couple of examples of how Veena is reducing environmental impact while paving the way for greener industries. As a speaker, she also shares powerful insights that help audiences rethink how we treat waste. 

 

 

 

 

James Dutton

Making products more sustainable while catering to our needs as consumers is a key challenge going forward. James Dutton is making a difference in one unique space by creating more eco-friendly, safer wound dressing products. As a speaker, he champions the importance of creating more eco-conscious products in every industry and how shopping wisely as consumers can help drive the world towards a greener, cleaner future. 

 

 

 

 

 

Interested in booking one of our environmental speakers for your event? Call us now on 1800 334 625 or make an enquiry online.

 

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