
Clea Kaske-Kuck
Director
WBCSD
Clea Kaske-Kuck is Director, Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement and Member of the WBCSD Extended Leadership Groups where she leads all WBCSD’s funded and non-funded partnerships.
Clea has been at WBCSD for over five years in diverse leadership roles covering the climate, nature, equity as well as food and agriculture agenda, and is passionate about working with WBCSD’s almost 250 members to advance the sustainability agenda and enhance their competitiveness.
Clea previously worked for over 12 years at Cargill, one of the world’s largest food, agriculture and transportation companies, in multiple roles of growing responsibility in the areas of corporate responsibility, sustainability, policy and communications out of the company’s offices in the US, China, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Clea graduated from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government in 2007 with a two-year master’s in public policy degree as a German government McCloy Scholar, which is administered by the German Merit Foundation. She worked at the World Bank in Washington DC as well as for the US Congress for two years in total after graduating from Stanford University with honors in international relations in 2003.
She also serves as a NED Board Member of Travalyst, a global nonprofit organization aiming to make the tourism industry more sustainable.
Clea grew up in southern rural Greece, raised by German parents, and now lives in Prangins, Switzerland with her husband and two children: Katharina (11) and Anton (9). When not working, she loves to spend time with her family, travel, cook and read.
Programm
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Circular Economy als Geschäftsmodell: Von der Bilanzierung zum Wettbewerbsvorteil
Klimaschutz, Rohstoffversorgung und Innovationen treiben die Circular Economy. Wie erfassen und bewerten Unternehmen die Potentiale der Kreislaufwirtschaft so, dass mittel- und langfristig positive Effekte wirtschaftlich nutzbar sind? Fehlt es am Weitblick in den Unternehmen? Oder muss die Politik Public-Investments neu ausrichten, beispielsweise in Sondervermögen oder Beschaffungspolitik? Das Panel sucht Antworten auf Strategien, Investitionen und politische Rahmenbedingungen, um Kreislaufwirtschaft robust, profitabel und skalierbar zu machen.
Clea Kaske-Kuck, Director, Partnerships and Stakeholder Engagement, WBCSD
Johannes F. Kirchhoff, Gesellschafter KIRCHHOFF Gruppe, CEO KIRCHHOFF Ecotec
Maike Lambarth, Co-Founder und CEO, Cyclize
Wolf Tiedemann, Vorstandsvorsitzender, PreZero Stiftung