Born in Seoul, Korea, raised in Vancouver, Canada, and educated in Boston and New York, U.S.A., Rosa Park is a keen traveller and enthusiastic writer who publishes and edits Cereal Magazine: a quarterly travel and lifestyle publication based in Bristol, UK. Under the Cereal umbrella, she’s recently launched GUIDED – a collection of bespoke, online travel guides which allows its readers to see the world from Cereal’s perspective – as well as a creative agency that builds and develops brand identity and marketing strategy. Prior to Cereal, Rosa worked in luxury fashion and beauty marketing in New York.

Michael talks us through the years that would lead him to the creation of his wellbeing app, Breathe Sync, a technology that allows to you to align your breathing with the beat of your heart and, in turn, breathe away stress. A reflective and vulnerable talk, Michael’s story is an affirmation of the virtues of following your heart, being as well as doing and breathing yourself better.

Hunter. Gatherer. Grower. And author of ‘Whole Larder Love’ book and hugely influential blog. His personal journey is one from an Aussie bloke who was eating junk and drinking way too much to one who eats kale, to one who runs and catches and grows his own food. He changed his life, and he liked that change. He liked this new way of life.

This is a warts and all life-affirming story of an overweight man working in corporate soul-sapping jobs that one day just said ‘Enough’. Rohan, with his great sense of humour and gutsy approach to life, tells us of his fight for the right to eat good healthy food. And to become a normal healthy Aussie bloke. And now that he has sorted himself out, he is turning his attention to the rest of Australia. His next mission is going to make Australia eat healthy. If anyone can do it, Rohan can.

As the entrepreneur in residence at Lund Universities Open Innovation Center, Steve is now working towards developing new models to bring about the radical change in attitudes in the society of which we are all active participants.

Steve Evans is Director of the national EPSRC Centre for Industrial Sustainability, conducting research into how industry can bring ambitious environmental and social sustainability goals into practice. Steve is a co-founder of multiple start-ups and has been Specialist Advisor to the House of Lords.

After watching a Do Lecture online back in 2011, Miranda got in touch with the founders and went on to set up the Do Book Company. Since launch in 2013, titles have featured in the Guardian, Observer and FT; are now stocked by Conran Shop, Paul Smith, Urban Outfitters, and are distributed in the UK, US and Australia.

Neil wants you to stop bringing plastic into the mountains. Living and working in the mountains for the last 18 years has meant that he's worn just about every conceivable 'technical' fabric in the wildest weather. Cocooning himself in fabrics designed to create a barrier against the elements simply doesn't work in the long-term. McNair's clever, enhanced Merino keeps you comfortable and still in-touch with the elements. Plus it's natural, sustainable and effective. It's the unplastic jacket.

Justin Drake is a Bitcoin entrepreneur on a mission to revolutionise payments. He has been in a state of constant nerdhood even before his years as a maths student at Cambridge.

His book Stuffocation was published in 2015 by Penguin. This seminal work is about what James believes to be the defining problem, and most important cultural trend, of the 21st century: we have too much stuff, and our culture's materialism has to change – and it is changing.

Along with his three friends, Jack launched The Collector in November 2014; a Vermouth made from herbs grown in the walled garden and botanicals picked on the Mendip Hills in Somerset.