Parul has many years’ experience in the area of sustainability, human rights  and anti-corruption in high risk markets. Parul is the CEO at the Academy for Human Rights in Business since 2013, which has provided training  and advise on sustainable development related issues to more than 550 companies mainly multinational corporations around the world. She has also worked at the EU Commission DG Aid, Human Rights Law Network, Amnesty Business Group Sweden, Sandvik AB, Stora Enso and as Counsel and Head of CSR Compliance at Swedish Law Firm Vinge. Parul was appointed the Chairperson of the Ethical Council for the Swedish Construction Sector in January 2018. Between 2016 and January 2018, Parul chaired the Swedish governmental Agenda 2030 Delegation. Today she is the Chairperson of Amnesty International Sweden.

She is one of the most influential sustainability experts in Sweden, and is regularly interviewed by media and news channels. In 2017 she was ranked the second most influential sustainability leaders, right after the Minister of Financial Markets and Consumer Affairs. In 2018 she topped the ranking as most influential opinion leader in Sweden. Parul Sharma has written numerous articles and books on topics of sustainable development and human rights. Her most recent book on Agenda 2030 was published by Sanoma publishers in 2021. 

Annika, Vice President of Vattenfall’s Corporate Sustainability department since January 1^st 2014. Main task for unit is to coordinate the strategy work related to sustainability within the company on all levels and throughout the valuechain. This includes target setting, monitoring progress, consolidated sustainability reporting and running stakeholder dialogue,

Annika Ramsköld has worked in Vattenfall  for 30 years with a wide range of assignments from R&D and business development to sales, trading, marketing and strategy. Her more recent positions are as VP Market Strategy and Business Development, VP CEO Office. As VP Market Strategy and Business Development, she initiated and ran two major business development programs; e-mobility and sustainable cities

Annika has a Master of Science degree from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.  She is chairman of the Joint Venture “Volvo-Vattenfall Plug-in-hybrid company” and Gasnätet Stockholm, and a board member of CSR Sweden and Klimatum.

Greg has over 20 years experience working the development and execution of business sustainability and human rights, with both a consumer facing and supply chain focus.  He has been a key figure in the development of the IKEA sustainability strategy, “People and Planet Positive”.

In his current role he oversees the development of strategy and initiatives to support human rights integration into business practices while also supporting advocacy to influence positive change through legislation, regulation, standard setting and industry influence. 

Ongoing priorities are a group wide human rights baseline assessment, a responsible wage practices framework and an equality approach. He is also responsible for Inter IKEA’s external stakeholder engagement on human rights.

Salla advises clients on capital markets, public takeovers and other domestic and cross-border M&A transactions involving both public and private corporations. She is also experienced in advising on and negotiating venture capital and private equity transactions. Salla actively participates in the startup ecosystem and advises both startups and investors. She also has experience of a wide variety of banking and finance work and financial regulatory issues. Salla has in-depth knowledge of corporate governance and compliance. Salla represents DLA Piper Nordic offices in the firm’s Sustainability and Environmental, Social and Governance steering group. She is also Iris representative of the firm’s Helsinki office.