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Dr Tia Kansara
Tia Kansara, Ph.D., is a multi-award-winning entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in sustainable development, recognised for her innovative work in creating generational health-enhancing urban ecosystems that foster holistic well-being, longevity, and regeneration.
As CEO of Replenish Earth Ltd, she merges cutting-edge technology with ecological principles to restore the planet and build resilient communities. As a keynote speaker, moderator, and author, Tia has engaged with thought-leaders across platforms like Forbes, Google, and Coca-Cola, and advised the Royal Family of Bhutan, highlighting her global influence and dedication to environmental resilience. Her leadership at pivotal events, including hosting the UN’s pavilion at COP and advising on post-SDG strategies, underscores her role as a global environmental strategist. Tia’s extensive travels and cultural engagements have enriched her approach, driving transformative change and promoting a net positive impact on the planet, while balancing technological, environmental, and personal well-being.
Tia’s early career featured a presentation to Lord Adonis at the UK Prime Minister’s Policy Unit and her time at SOAS, enriching her economic and cultural knowledge while influencing educational reforms in Japan with the Ministry of Education. Her translation of Lord Swaminarayan’s 'Shikshapatri' into Japanese showcases her linguistic skill. Her tenure as the UCL Bartlett’s Ambassador to the Gulf region and advisor to the Economic Times of India reflects her broad expertise in economics and future city development. Notably, in 2010, she commissioned Foster+Partners for the Saudi American Bank's headquarters, marking her the first woman to judge a LEED platinum building in Saudi Arabia. She was the youngest recipient of the Royal Institute of British Architects' honorary fellowship, whilst working with Rod Hackney, pioneering the first ISO-certified sustainable lifestyle consultancy in the UK.
