Todd Reeve is CEO of the Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF) and founder of Business for Water Stewardship (BWS). For more than 20 years, Todd has led work with companies to understand business risk and leverage growing opportunities to advance water stewardship and conservation outcomes. Todd has worked collaboratively to develop corporate environmental water strategies and has published numerous articles profiling pathways to achieve improved water solutions. Through this work, Todd has led partnerships with Fortune 500 companies and NGOs to build a corporate-led water stewardship movement. Collectively, Todd has overseen the development and funding of more than 400 corporate-funded environmental water stewardship projects and partnerships across the U.S. states and internationally. He co-created the Water Restoration Certificate® (WRCs) Program and is co-creator of Change the Course, a national water campaign founded in partnership with National Geographic and Participant Media.

Tom Freyberg is an experienced environmental journalist, having worked across a variety of business-to-business titles. Since joining Pennwell in 2010, he has been influential in developing international partnerships for the water brand and has overseen digital developments, including 360 degree video case studies. He has interviewed high level figures, including NYSE CEO’s and Environmental Ministers. A known figure in the global water industry, Tom has chaired and spoken at conferences around the world, from Helsinki, to London and Singapore. An English graduate from Exeter University, Tom completed his PMA journalism training in London.

Will is an internationally recognized thought leader on water strategy and innovation. He has authored numerous books and articles and presented on: the value of water, innovations in digital water technology, the circular economy, and the energy-water-food nexus. He has been a water strategy advisor to private and public-sector enterprises and NGOs for his entire career.

​Will Hewes is the Global Lead for Water Sustainability at Amazon Web Services (AWS), a role he has held since 2019. In this role, Will is pursuing his passion for sustainable water systems by leading a global water stewardship program that reduces AWS’s global water footprint and support projects to restore watersheds and expand water availability in communities where AWS operates. Prior to joining Amazon, Will held roles at two mission-driven organizations related to his values and passion for water sustainability. He served as director of Table Rock Infrastructure Partners from 2013-2019 and as Associate Director for American Rivers from 2006-2011. He received his MBA from the University of California, Berkeley in 2013 and his BA in International Environmental Policy from Brown University in 2005.

Eliza is the global water lead at Microsoft and is responsible for Microsoft’s Water Positive commitment. In this role, she leads investments in replenishment and water access and sanitation projects across the globe, advises businesses across the company on reducing water use, and advises Microsoft’s $1B Climate Innovation Fund (CIF) in making water-related investments. Prior to this role, Eliza was the water lead at WSP where she provided corporate water stewardship consulting services to a range of clients across apparel, food and beverage and technology sectors. Eliza led the water and agriculture program at Ceres, where she worked with investors and companies to tackle water challenges and developed the organizations’ bi-annual Feeding Ourselves Thirsty report benchmarking companies on their water management practices. Prior to Ceres, she implemented replenishment projects for Coca-Cola in India. Eliza has a BA in Environmental Policy and a MBA from the George Washington University School of Business

Kimberly Nelson joined True Elements in Januarly 2022 as Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director, Public Sector. Previously, she was Senior Director of Microsoft's U.S. Public Sector's State and Local Government Solutions business. Her focus for over 16 years was to work with Microsoft's partner ecosystem to develop repeatable online solutions that reduced cost, risk, and time for public sector clients in key sectors such as Critical Infrastructure and Health. Prior to Microsoft, Kimberly had a 22-year career in public service in both state and federal government. She served as the Assistant Administrator and Chief Information Officer for the Office of Environmental Information at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency where she was responsible for environmental information policy. This was a Presidential Appointment confirmed by the U.S. Senate. At the state level, she served as Executive Deputy Secretary at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection with responsibility for Policy, Communications, and Operations. Kimberly has a bachelor's degree in Political Science (Shippensburg University) and a master's degree in Public Administration (University of Pennsylvania).

Ivan Lalovic is the founder and chief executive officer at Gybe, a start-up focused on changing how water quality and pollution challenges are tracked, understood, and solved. Before Gybe, Ivan worked with microelectronics manufacturers like HP, Intel, AMD, and Samsung to enable high performance computing and sensing. Ivan's entrepreneurial journey was inspired by an extended sabbatical, sailing close to 10,000 miles on the Atlantic Ocean with his spouse and two young kids. He is driven by his passions, to develop cloud-based technology solutions that transform how we monitor, understand, and manage water issues. Ivan holds a Physics degree from Whitman College, a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Washington, and is an author of more than 50 papers and 24 US patents.

​Victoria Edwards is founder and CEO of FIDO, a pioneering tech company whose quantifiable AI is revolutionizing the management of water networks in the face of climate change-induced scarcity. A passionate believer in collaboration, she plays a pivotal role in a growing number of new unconventional partnerships which link utilities with forward-thinking corporations and other non-traditional stakeholders in stressed river basins around the shared goal of water replenishment. Victoria is a charismatic thought leader and passionate speaker on the power of disruptive technologies to drive positive social, climate and economic outcomes. She also co-chairs the joint UK and Indian governments’ water digital working group with KPMG.