Media Contact & Press Kit
You want to be featured in my podcasts or writing? You want to invite me to participate in an interview, contribute a story, or give a talk? You’re in the right place.
How can I help you?
If you are interested in being on one of my podcasts, or if you are a writer, editor or event organiser and would like to request an interview for a story or podcast, or you’d like to invite me to give a talk or a workshop, please use the form below to tell me a bit about what you need and how I might be able to help.
Please note: I do review and respond to all incoming requests; however, given that I am often away, delivering workshops and talks, I may not be able to respond to your request immediately. If you haven’t heard from me within one week, your note may have gone astray – please feel free to resend your request as a prompt!
Take the first step to co-creating hopeful, sustainable futures
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Official Bio: Suzanne Whitby
Suzanne Whitby: Co-creating hopeful, sustainable futures through foresight, facilitation, communication, and storytelling
Suzanne Whitby is a pragmatic optimist dedicated to co-creating hopeful, sustainable futures. A futurer, facilitator, communicator and storyteller, she leads Futures Fit, empowering businesses and communities to leverage the future to drive tangible change today. She is also the founder of SciComm Success where she helps scientists and researchers communicate research results and impact, shining a light on the innovation and creativity essential for building better futures.
Driven by her passion for sustainability and the importance of individuals in transformative change, Suzanne delivers talks, workshops, and events on sustainability, climate change, climate action, and futures literacy to envision and create a better world. She created the klimafit initiative in Austria, and the increasingly popular People. Planet. Prosecco. (or Nosecco!) event format that is gaining recognition across Europe. She is an inter-generational mentor at The Resilience Project, and a European Climate Pact Ambassador.
Suzanne is an interdisciplinary researcher at VU Amsterdam, and she explores how place-based, multi-sensory stories of the future can encourage pro-environmental thinking and climate action.
Suzanne is a proud South African and long-time resident of beautiful Innsbruck, Austria. She lives with her rather marvellous husband and an impressive collection of books. She is an aspiring mindful person who does her best to tread lightly and intentionally on the earth.
