Audrey-Flore Ngomsik
Audrey-Flore Ngomsik empowers organizations to connect sustainability with profitability and turn climate ambitions into meaningful action.
Why you should book Audrey-Flore Ngomsik for your next event
- Climate change strategist and sustainability expert turning environmental ambition into sustainable business growth
- Gain actionable insights and practical tools that empower teams to reduce environmental impact while supporting sustainable growth.
- Inspire your audience to embrace sustainability through relatable stories, complex ideas made accessible and a captivating stage presence.
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Unleash Sustainability & Profitability
Audrey-Flore Ngomsik is a climate change strategist, sustainability expert and keynote speaker who helps organizations bridge the gap between environmental responsibility and profitability. With expertise in physical and analytical chemistry and a passion for climate change and corporate social responsibility, she brings a distinctive perspective to the sustainability conversation. Audrey-Flore makes complex concepts accessible, relevant and actionable for audiences at every level of an organization. Through engaging keynotes, relatable anecdotes and practical tools, she empowers businesses and their people to see sustainability as a catalyst for transformation, sustainable growth and positive change.
Sustainability that drives business
Sustainability is increasingly part of the conversation inside organizations, but turning ambition into meaningful action can be challenging. Audrey-Flore Ngomsik helps audiences understand how environmental responsibility and business growth can support each other, creating a compelling connection between sustainability and profitability.
As a climate change strategist and sustainability expert, Audrey-Flore combines her expertise in physical and analytical chemistry with a deep passion for climate change and corporate social responsibility. This background gives her a distinctive perspective on the challenges businesses face as they work to reduce their environmental impact while continuing to grow and perform.
Her keynotes make complex sustainability topics easier to understand and connect them directly to the realities organizations and their people encounter. Rather than allowing sustainability to remain an abstract ambition, Audrey-Flore provides audiences with actionable insights and practical tools they can use to begin creating change.
For organizations looking to galvanize teams, strengthen sustainable practices or create a culture where environmental responsibility is connected to business development, her presentations offer inspiration alongside a clear invitation to act.
Turning ambition into transformation
Audrey-Flore Ngomsik excels at igniting transformation within organizations by bridging the gap between sustainability and profitability. Her approach encourages businesses to recognize sustainability as a catalyst for positive change rather than treating it as a separate concern.
Through her keynotes, audiences explore how organizations can take bold steps towards a more sustainable future while remaining focused on sustainable growth. She translates challenging ideas into concepts people can relate to and apply, helping sustainability resonate across different roles and levels of an organization.
Audrey-Flore's presentations can help audiences:
- Understand the connection between sustainability, profitability and long-term business growth.
- Explore practical ways to reduce environmental impact and strengthen sustainable practices.
- Approach climate change and corporate social responsibility with greater understanding and confidence.
- Recognize how individuals and teams can contribute to meaningful organizational transformation.
- Leave motivated to turn sustainability ambitions into concrete action.
Her ability to communicate complex concepts through relatable anecdotes makes her presentations accessible without losing sight of the importance of the subject. Audiences gain knowledge they can take with them beyond the event and use to continue the sustainability conversation within their organizations.
Science meets sustainability
One of the qualities Audrey-Flore brings to the stage is a perspective grounded in both scientific expertise and an understanding of organizational change. Her expertise in physical and analytical chemistry informs the way she approaches climate change and sustainability, while her passion for corporate social responsibility connects these subjects with the decisions businesses make every day.
This combination enables Audrey-Flore to engage audiences with complex subjects in an understandable and relevant way. She brings clarity to ideas that can otherwise feel technical or overwhelming and creates a connection between environmental challenges and the opportunities available to organizations willing to act.
Her stage presence is engaging, energetic and motivational. By using relatable anecdotes to communicate sophisticated concepts, she creates keynotes that speak to audiences across an organization rather than limiting the sustainability conversation to specialists.
The result is a presentation designed to leave people informed, inspired and ready to consider what sustainable transformation can mean in their own roles and organizations.
Sustainability as positive change
Audrey-Flore approaches sustainability as an opportunity to create positive change. Her keynotes encourage audiences to consider how environmental responsibility can become part of the way an organization thinks about growth, culture and its future.
For teams, this can mean developing a clearer understanding of why sustainability matters and recognizing the role they can play in advancing sustainable practices. For organizations, it can mean creating greater momentum around environmental ambitions and connecting those ambitions with profitability and business priorities.
Audrey-Flore's motivational approach helps make this transition personal and relevant. Rather than leaving audiences with complex concepts alone, she empowers listeners to see possibilities for action. Her combination of expertise, practical insights and engaging communication helps turn sustainability from a broad ambition into something people can understand and participate in.
Whether the objective is to drive sustainable practices, galvanize a team or create a culture that embraces environmental responsibility, Audrey-Flore brings a message focused on transformation and action.
Book Audrey-Flore Ngomsik for your event
Book Audrey-Flore Ngomsik for your event when you want to inspire audiences to think differently about sustainability, climate change and profitable growth. Her expertise as a climate change strategist and sustainability expert, combined with her knowledge of physical and analytical chemistry and corporate social responsibility, gives audiences a multifaceted perspective on sustainable transformation.
Audrey-Flore brings complex ideas to life through clear communication, relatable anecdotes and a captivating stage presence. Her keynotes equip audiences with actionable insights and practical tools while motivating them to take meaningful steps towards reducing environmental impact and creating sustainable growth.
For organizations ready to move the sustainability conversation forward, Audrey-Flore Ngomsik delivers an engaging experience that connects knowledge with motivation. Audiences leave with a stronger understanding of the relationship between sustainability and profitability and, importantly, with inspiration to turn that understanding into action.
Keynotes
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
Rethinking leadership for a sustainable future
How to become a sustainable leader
The most successful groups are not the ones with one overachieving star who has a very high IQ, nor the ones with the highest aggregate IQ, the really successful teams have three characteristics:
- They show high degrees of social sensitivity to each other, they have high empathy, and inclusion is high
- They give equal time to each other, no one feels dominated, but no one sits on the passenger seat, they belong
- They have more diversity; diverse groups do better, are smarter, and that is because of their diverse perspectives on a problem.
Companies do not have ideas, only people do.
To solve the greatest challenges of the century (climate change), to transform themselves, they need people. In the executive offices, they even need leaders. Someone who will help them drive and help performance, by developing deeper relationships with and within their teams; someone who holds people accountable to their commitments; someone whispering into their ears, every day, someone helping to lead the company from the shadows.
In this presentation you will learn:
- Why sustainable leadership starts with self-leadership
- What are the characteristics of a sustainable leader
- How micro-level sustainable leadership can impact macro-level sustainable leadership
- Why sustainable leaders are often the ones making real change because they think within the box (and not outside the box)
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
The Return of Investment on social sustainability
And why should social sustainability be part of your business?
Environmental sustainability awareness has grown lately, but social sustainability still seems like a buzzword without any real raison d'être in business success. So, what exactly is it? And why should social sustainability be part of your business?
In this presentation, you will learn:
- What is corporate sustainability?
- What are the 5 pillars of social sustainability?
- Why Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) are key to boost the performance of your business
- How DEI aids innovation
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
Corporate Social Responsibility is here to stay
Corporate Social responsibility, often abbreviated as CSR, aka corporate sustainability, is the obligation of an organisation to make profit following the principles of sustainable development.
This involves:
- People or Social responsibility (i.e. having a positive impact on the society)
- Planet or Environmental sustainability (i.e. minimising the impact on the environment)
- Profit or Economic sustainability (i.e. making profit in an ethical way)
Almost half of all consumers are turning to brands to set an example for improving the world. A solid CSR strategy ensures that your project stays on track by creating a business case for how your chosen CSR initiatives may fit into your overall plan for business success. Are you ready to kick-start your CSR strategy?
In this presentation you will learn:
- What is CSR
- Why and how a CSR strategy can transform your business for the better
- How CSR integrates into business strategy
- Why CSR is not a ‘nice thing to do’ anymore but a must for more profitability
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
Become an authentic & useful ally for more DEI
How to tap into the diverse talents out there
Now more than ever, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) are the way forward. But do you know what DEI actually is? Do you know why it is important for your organisation in general and for your workplace in particular? Maybe you consider yourself as an ally already. If so, what is an ally for you? What kind of ally are you?
In this presentation you will learn:
- To recognise your biases
- Not to be afraid of uncomfortable conversations
- The importance of belonging
- That being an ally is a journey
- That you will not do everything right, but that this is OK
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
Ignoring the climate crisis is (soon to be considered) bad for business
Why ignoring climate change is becoming a risky business
We are all aware that exceptional businesses and true value can only be developed over time. A CEO's biggest issue is juggling the need to achieve long-term objectives with the necessity to maintain the organization's strength in the present.
Companies and industries that are not moving towards zero-carbon emissions will be punished by investors and go bankrupt. Ignoring climate change is becoming a risky business.
It is acknowledged that climate change will have an enormous impact on society and affect a number of different industries. As a result, it will become a growing challenge to business continuity and resilience.
Physical climate disruption, resource depletion, direct harm from extreme weather, and increasing sea levels are some of these hazards. Commodity price volatility, increased capital expenses, financial losses, and significant reputational harm are some of the knock-on impacts that ensue.
It should come as no surprise that these concerns are forcing corporate executives to reconsider their business strategies.
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
How to enhance a more sustainable cosmetic industry?
Cosmetics haven’t always had the best reputation when it comes to environmental and animal welfare considerations.
However, the times they are a-changing, and over the last fifty years, the industry has developed in leaps and bounds to become more sustainable and eco-conscious.
This presentation gives a short overview of green sustainable innovation and why that will enhance the green beauty sector as they meet the sustainable development goals drawn up by the UN.
With this presentation you can learn:
- What makes cosmetic products sustainable?
- The difference between green, bio, natural, sustainable cosmetics
- Does natural mean safe? Does chemical mean dangerous?
- What are the new trends in green & more sustainable innovation for cosmetics?
- Why are nanoparticles so predominant in the industry, and
- Why are they a driving force for the future of the cosmetic industry
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
Sustainable food, are we there yet?
A sustainable food system is a type of food system that provides healthy food to people and creates sustainable environmental, economic, and social systems that surround food.
Sustainable food systems start with the development of sustainable agricultural practices, development of more sustainable food distribution systems, creation of sustainable diets and reduction of food waste throughout the system.
Sustainable food systems have been argued to be central to many if not all of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
In this presentation, you will learn how to ensure food sustainability for people, the planet and profit; in particular:
- The limitation of our food systems
- Sustainable trade for sustainable food systems
- Sustainable diets for sustainable food systems
- Avoiding waste for sustainable food systems
- Innovation & alternative proteins for more sustainable food systems
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
How can companies do well by doing good?
Consumers are now calling for more ethical and environmentally friendly corporate practices because they are more aware than ever of how business operations affect the environment and the population.
From the car industry to manufacturers of consumer products, several global giants have answered the call by implementing more environmentally and socially responsible practices.
But how can they do well by doing good?
This talk is for you if:
- You want to engage your internal and external stakeholders in your quest to implement more sustainable practices
- You want to know more about the triple bottom line: people, planet, profit and how it applies to your business
- You want to understand why sustainability and profitability are going hand in hand
- You want to have a positive perspective on how to tackle climate change as a company.
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
Can circular economy be an answer to more sustainability
Everybody is talking about Circular Economy. But do you know what is it in details, on how it applies to your business?
A circular economy keeps materials, products, and services in circulation for as long possible. The waste of one industry becomes the raw materials of another one.
In other words, it involves industrial processes and economic activities that are restorative or regenerative by design, enables resources being used in such processes and activities to maintain their highest value for as long as possible, and aims for the elimination of waste through the superior design of materials, products, and systems.
It changes the way in which value is created and preserved, it changes production methods and business models.
In this presentation you will learn:
- The difference between the linear, the recycling, and the circular economy
- How it applies to your business
- How it fits in with the triple bottom line (People, Planet & Profit)
- How can it make us design a safer and fairer world.
Keynote by Audrey-Flore Ngomsik:
The link between CSR, ESG and SDG
Why the "S" in CSR, the "S" in ESG and the "S" in SDG must go hand in hand for successful business practices!
This talk invites you find out how the S of SDG (Sustainable Development Goals), the S of ESG (Environmental Social Governance) and the S of CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility), are interconnected to do well by doing good.
From message to meaning, from silos to systems, from cost savings to value creation; SDG, ESG and CSR are key for business success. SDG brings transparent and specific metrics; ESG is intersectional by nature and requires a system bases approach to management; CSR is a strategic lever to drive business growth and performance.
The Good New Days | Audrey Ngomsik | TEDxULB
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