Join The Future of AI in Sustainability Panel in London

Organisations are increasingly using AI to measure, manage and mitigate their environmental footprint, transforming how industries track emissions and optimise resources. 

The Future of AI in Sustainability Panel, in association with PMI, will explore these applications in sustainability reporting and operations at the London Climate Action Week on 25 June 2026.

Hosted by Sustainability LIVE, the event will gather C-suite executives and sustainability leaders to discuss strategies to make a positive impact on the environment and communities. 

Attendees can now register their interest for this exclusive event.

About the event

Sustainability LIVE @ London Climate Action Week - The Leadership Summit is a one-day conference targeting senior sustainability executives working on climate action strategy.

With more than 250 people planning to attend in person, the conference programme will include 25 expert speakers and four interactive executive workshops.

The programme offers practical guidance and strategic perspective on embedding climate action across operations, supply chains and investment decisions. 

Learning outcomes

The panel discussion will take place in The Enterprise Theatre from 14:15 to 15:00 (BST) where speakers will discuss practical applications of AI in sustainability contexts.

Topics include emissions tracking, predictive climate modelling and optimising energy systems. Supply chain transparency will also feature in the discussion.

Panel members will address opportunities, risks and ethical considerations, examining how AI functions as a tool for accountability in sustainability outcomes.

The broader conference aims to help leaders navigate what organisers describe as a rapidly evolving sustainability landscape shaped by shifting regulation, innovation and global policy.

Register your interest to attend now. 

Meet the speakers 

Sophie Graham, Chief Sustainability Officer, IFS

Sophie Graham, Chief Sustainability Officer at IFS, oversees the delivery of IFS' sustainability strategy throughout its operations.

She will speak on The Future of AI in Sustainability Panel, sharing her expertise from her role at IFS.  

With a background in environmental law, Sophie has worked across EMEA, the Americas and the UK in the technology and finance sectors 

She says: “With IFS, we work with heavy industries, so there are some real sustainability benefits on an industrial scale that can be realised through applying AI to business optimisation, resource allocation and capital allocation decisions.”

Salah Said, Director of Sustainability, Klarna

Salah has over a decade of experience in sustainability, social innovation and corporate responsibility. 

He previously worked in nonprofits, social entrepreneurship and major European corporations.

Salah says: “I've been in sustainability for more than 12 years now. Before that, I was working a lot in nonprofits, social innovation, social businesses and entrepreneurship and I felt it was always so hard to get corporates to do more.

“I felt there was a need to change things from within. So, sustainability was a great opportunity for me to go and do a little bit of entrepreneurship and help companies do better.”

What attendees will gain from the summit

Sustainability LIVE @ London Climate Action Week - The Leadership Summit brings together professionals from sustainability, renewable energy and supply chain functions. 

The event is designed as a networking environment where attendees can build connections with partners, advisors and peers facing similar challenges.

Sustainability leaders will gain actionable insights on AI, water positivity, decarbonisation and more. 

The programme features global executives from some of the world's largest companies who will share effective strategies for value chain management and transparent reporting.

Attendance offers the opportunity to learn from industry pioneers while expanding professional networks in the climate action space. 

Register your interest to attend now.