Through their engagements, the Roys facilitate solution-led pathways for sustainable evolution of organisations and communities.
They share their unique experiences, proven expertise and actionable insights, to inform and engage governments, businesses and the civil society, helping them achieve long-term 360-degree sustainability.
Engagements & stakeholders
The Roys are available for a range of engagements as below.
– Advisory
– Keynotes, panels & firesides
– Guest lectures
– Press contributions
– Film and TV appearance
Stakeholders they engage with, but are not limited to:
– United Nations agencies
– Fortune 500s
– SMEs
– Charities & NGOs
– Schools and Universities
– Conference organisers
– News and media
A fair proportion of their annual engagements are pro bono, supporting like minded organisations and charities across the world.
Areas of expertise
Core expertise: Sustainability and Climate Change education, health, food, agriculture, technology, energy, circularity, policy.
Widely addressed and discussed topics: Why become a selfish changemaker? Planet and its people, Sustainability & Consumer Behaviour, Consumer awareness and mobilisation, Sustainable business models, Sustainable communications that work, Engage your consumers, Food, Agriculture and Biodiversity, Sustainability and health, Nature-based solutions and Climate smart innovations, Plastic pollution, consumption and waste management, Climate action and Race to Zero, Climate tech solutions, Low-carbon economy and smart transition, The Future of ESG, Net Zero transitions, Future trends in Sustainability and Sustainable innovations, Sustainability Strategies and Climate solutions, Circular Economy, Sustainable consumerism, Sustainability and health, Sustainable Finance and Investing, Corporate Sustainability, CleanTech, Green & Renewable Energy, Sustainable & Ethical Investing, Women in Sustainability, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.
Governments
As thought leaders and advisors, the Roys engage with governments to offer wide-ranging sustainability policy recommendations.
They have advised and offered help to governments for the inclusion of the Global Goals in children’s education. In the UK they provided key recommendations to the UK Department for Education, UK (DfE) on the new Sustainability and Climate Change education strategy. These recommendations were later integrated in the final policy, in 2022, and were rolled out to over 16 million children in the UK equipping them with sustainability literacy.
They have also provided recommendations on climate change and sustainability education policies to over 20 nations and authorities.
Businesses
As entrepreneurs and investors themselves, the Roys understand the challenges businesses face in trying to evolve as sustainable enterprises.
Through their engagements with SMEs as well as big corporations such as BT, Merck, Smurfit Kappa, Capgemini and Amazon, to name a few, the Roys offer businesses a granular view of the rapidly changing consumer motivations and sustainability aspirations. Vitally, their role in offering personal and professional insights to the employees of businesses they engage with, both as professionals as well as a family championing sustainability, is not only motivational but adds immense value to employee well being, boost employee morale, creativity and the overall efficiency.
At away days, businesses conventions, after dinner speeches, etc., they teleport the audience through a journey of introspection to unravel their true potential and help them embrace the evolved definitions of success, wealth and purpose, with 360-degree sustainability in perspective, whilst keeping things palpable and grounded. They take their audience to worlds of others that they will never live, to be able to emphathise, relate as humans and ponder on solutions of the major challenges faced by millions.
They also influence business through major sustainability summits organised by the UN, Reuters, Economist, Climate action, to name a few. As thought leaders, at such sustainability events they impregnate business leaders with novel ideas and disruptive approaches, gleaned from cross-sectorial and multinational projects they facilitate and lead across the world.
As broadcasters, they also amplify the voice of responsible businesses evolving to sustainable practices to boost their public standing and competitiveness.
Civil society
Their engagements with the civil society range from educational initiatives to ones aimed at behavior change and mass mobilisation of the wider population to evolve sustainably.
They regularly engage with leaders from civil society organisations, their donors, sponsors and other supporters. They also offer insights and advise to such organisations on relevant organisational, operational and strategic aspects.
They have harnessed the power of films to educate and inspire the world to act sustainably. The Roys founded the world’s biggest sustainability film festival – Big Syn International Film Festival, supported by OSCAR, BAFTA and EMMY award-winners and global leaders from business, sustainability and policy. The festival screens award-winning films for free to a worldwide audience as well as on London’s iconic Piccadilly Lights, Europe’s biggest screen.
To help the UK population proactively avoid cancer, the Roys have devised a behavioral change program- “Stop and C” working in collaboration with clinicians, behavioral scientists and communication experts.
To mobilise the global population to combat microplastic pollution, the Roys started an SDGs mega-initiative, Microplastic free 2030- a program aimed at 1 billion children and their families, across the planet.
