Working with the climate plan in City of Copenhagen. Current CPH2025 plan, monitoring initiatives and reporting on progress. Developing the new plan (2035) with responsibility of the part on territorial emission – including development of the Energy strategy – a part of the new Climate plan 2035. Background in consultancy working with partnerships across sectors. Educational background in political science.

Nille Juul-Sorensen is a world-renowned award-winning architect and holds the position as Director and Global Business Leader for Architecture in Arup. Nille joined Arup in 2004 in London and has been based both in London, Copenhagen, Toronto, Berlin and recently relocated to Arup’s Copenhagen office. Nille is working on architecture and design projects all over the world, and his experience ranges from multidisciplinary large-scale projects to small industrial design objects. His designs for The Copenhagen Metro and Cityringen, and The City Tunnel in Malmo, changed the perception of infrastructure architecture and especially station design amongst the Scandinavians. Nille is lead architect designer for the new Copenhagen Metro line M5. UN’s 17 sustainable development goals are currently an underlying condition in his global design work. As a Global Business Leader for Architecture Nille is responsible for the design quality of Arup’s projects worldwide, and as well for the implementation of sustainable development in any aspect. The general needs for green transition are dominant in his global architectural responsibility.

Lars Ostenfeld Riemann is an Executive Director of Ramboll's global Buildings business. With 25 years of experience within the field of engineering, project management and strategic leadership Lars has had the opportunity to work with a number of the most challenging clients and most innovative buildings projects in the world. Lars has always had a holistic view on the projects delivered and is applying systems thinking when developing the concepts. He has pushed the boundaries for sustainability and digital design and ensured that the work of Ramboll represents state-of-the-art.

Jacopo della Fontana, holds an MBA in Architecture (Polytechnic of Milan). Setting off from the native education and background of classical architecture he gained working experience in London, Frankfurt and Osaka, before coming back to Italy. He is founder and chairman of the Milan based architectural and consultancy practice D2U - Design to Users, active in the office, retail, mixed-use and leisure sectors. Jacopo has led D2U teams in the design of diverse projects typologies and market sectors, from interiors to architecture, always aiming to develops creative solutions, compatible with the objectives, the financial restrictions and the practices of professional Clients. In addition to practicing, he is regularly contributing to architectural magazines and he is lecturer at Milan Polytechnic University. Besides Italian, he his fluent in English and French and has a good knowledge of German and Spanish. He joined ULI in 2004. He is member of ULI Content Advisory Group, of the ULI Urban Regeneration Council and of the ULI Italian National Council Executive Committee