团队
People 4 Earth 是一个不断前进的国际组织。其国际团队由位于欧 洲（荷兰哈尔德韦克）和美 国（华盛顿哥伦比亚特区）的部门以及即将于亚洲设立的部门组成。
我们拥有多样化的人才队伍，具备各种专业素质和文化背景。团队营造了活跃的多元化工作环境。在 People 4 Earth，员工可以自由发展个人兴趣、追求个人抱负、实现个人追求。
People 4 Earth 的员工充满幸福与满足感，专注于实现目标。除"透明"、"简单"、"真实"之外，我们特别强调"统一"。在实现可持续发展的道路上，我们密切关注社会上所发生的事件。
People 4 Earth 由我们共同组成。参与的人越多，能朝着更美好的世界迈出更大的步伐。
We formed People 4 Earth as an organization by the people, for the people and planet and invite you to get involved, help, inspire and create a fair and sustainable world for all. Through transparency, simplicity, oneness and truth we can address the social and ecological challenges we face as they stand in relationship with the economical and financial tensions in the world. Only by taking a stand and balancing heart and head will we make an impact. Whether it is as an individual or as a group, we are all an intrinsic piece of the puzzle and together we can make a difference!
Let's create a world that is based on an economy of taking care of each other, sharing and cooperation. A true sustainable world. Moving to a better world!
Co-founder and Managing Director
Harderwijk - The Netherlands
Hugo Skoppek has extensive experience in the organic food industry since 1976. He has worked at every level of the supply chain (from retail, distribution, manufacturing, import/export and farming). He has held leadership positions with several major certifiers in the US, as well as being former executive director of Fairtrade Labelling Organizations (FLO) in Germany.
As director of the Nature & More Foundation, he oversaw the development of its unique "trace 'n tell" system, which provides consumers with transparent information about the origins of their food, while at the same time stimulating ecological and social engagement of stakeholders along the supply chain. His thoughts on sustainable marketing have appeared in several trade magazines and other publications.
Director Framework & Research
Amersfoort - The Netherlands
Researcher
Amersfoort - The Netherlands
Born and raised in northwest Spain, Luis’s interests in sustainability issues include renewable energy technologies, energy and resources management, cradle-to-cradle design, ecological economics, and environmental ethics, among many others. He holds a BSc in Industrial Engineering from the University of Vigo, a diploma in Renewable Energies from the University of Santiago, and an MSc in Sustainable Development from the University of Utrecht.
Luis’s goal at People 4 Earth: contributing to the development of sound methodologies and tools to assess and communicate the sustainability performance of supply chains, integrating environmental and social indicators into People 4 Earth’s global framework.
Researcher
Amersfoort - The Netherlands
- What did you study and what is your country of origin?
Hydrology Msc, India/Hong Kong
- What is your specific passion for a sustainable and social just world?
"it is about time companies start internalising true costs in their product chains, that way society doesn't have to clean up the mess and we'd be much happier paying for a truly sustainable product."
- How do you contribute to People 4 Earth and our global solutions?
I am involved in developing the framework in a scientific manner as well as the IT tool for self-assessments of company and product sustainability.
- Anything else you want to share!
The Blue Economy is not out of reach!
Researcher
Amersfoort - The Netherlands
Researcher
Amersfoort - The Netherlands
"Sustainability is not a word or a department. It is a lens through which one sees the world and is manifested through actions rather than thoughts and ideas."
Researcher
Amersfoort - The Netherlands
After a long time of doubt during high school, I finally decided to study Environmental- and Natural Sciences at Utrecht University. 5 years later, after finalizing my MSc In Sustainable Development I realized I couldn’t have made a more interesting choice.
It’s fascinating to work in a sector where new findings, new concepts, new policies, new negotiations and agreements emerge every day. I hope we, People 4 Earth, can help clarifying this current buzz and help with the reduction of social inequalities and environmental risks by creating a straight-forward system. At least I think it is definitely worth the try.
Researcher
Amersfoort - The Netherlands
