Georgia

Georgia Thompson, Ph.D., is a trailblazer in the world of sustainable technology and environmental solutions. Over the years, numerous enterprises and groups have turned to her for guidance, including Tesla, Patagonia, National Park Service, BBC World, Merck, and countless others.

Her pioneering strategies for integrating sustainability into business models, applying green principles to leadership practices, and transforming challenges into opportunities have positioned her as an influential figure in her field. With a warm and engaging personality, Georgia has also been a strong advocate for experiential learning. She founded Greenovation Hub, an eco-innovation center nestled in the heart of Silicon Valley, where she works as a Visiting Professor at Stanford University. Greenovation Hub represents the future of tech education, bringing together entrepreneurs, educators, and students to tackle pressing global issues through collaboration and innovation.

Georgia is also a sought-after speaker, having delivered inspiring talks at conferences worldwide, from the TED Talks in Vancouver to the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow. Her publications, such as "Sustainability in Action", "Eco-Leadership" and "Greenovation You", serve as guiding manuals for many leading companies aiming to adopt more environmentally friendly practices.

Her latest book, "The Harmony Principle: Harnessing Nature's Blueprint for a Sustainable Future," explores how constructive alignment with natural processes can lead to innovative breakthroughs that benefit both people and the planet.