circular economy
We Welcome Dr. Teresa Domenech to Strategic Foresight Board!

We Welcome Dr. Teresa Domenech to Strategic Foresight Board!

Teresa brings a wealth of expertise in industrial ecology, circular economy, and sustainable resource management, further strengthening CEA’s mission to drive the global transition towards a circular and regenerative economy. Teresa is an associate professor of industrial ecology and circular economy at University College London’s Institute for Sustainable Resources (UCL ISR).

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We Welcome Dr. Mohammed S. Al Surf to Strategic Foresight Board!

We Welcome Dr. Mohammed S. Al Surf to Strategic Foresight Board!

This significant addition reinforces CEA’s commitment to fostering global expertise and leadership in sustainability and circular economy practices. Dr. Al Surf is a distinguished expert in sustainable and green construction, currently serving as the Director of the Carbon Department at Tilad Environment. He is also the Founder of the Sustainability Professionals in Saudi Arabia Network (SPSA), a vibrant platform that has brought together more than 15,000 professionals dedicated to advancing sustainability initiatives across the Kingdom and beyond.

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We Welcome Franco Petocchi to Strategic Foresight Board!

We Welcome Franco Petocchi to Strategic Foresight Board!

Franco brings a wealth of expertise, spanning over 25 years in consulting and industry leadership across the supply chain and logistics sectors, as well as a deep commitment to advancing circular economy principles globally. As the Managing Partner at Accirculate, a Brussels-based consulting firm specializing in Circular Economy and Circular Supply Chains, Franco has been at the forefront of driving transformative solutions.

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The Sustainability of the 2024 Paris Olympics: A New Era in Sports Events

The Sustainability of the 2024 Paris Olympics: A New Era in Sports Events

The linear economic model may have served us well, arguably leading to incredible productivity and the modern way of life; since 1990 alone, over one billion people have been lifted out of extreme poverty and child mortality rates have been cut by more than half1. However, its negative externalities and impacts are reaching the tipping point of the planetary boundaries2. The planet can no longer sustain the ‘take-make-waste’ model of production and consumption.  

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