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Livia Giuggioli Firth doesn't talk about sustainability in the abstract - she built the Green Carpet Challenge, ran Eco-Age for over a decade, and now sits on the CNBC ESG Council advising chief executives on exactly the transition most corporate audiences are trying to navigate. Her perspective spans fashion, business and policy, giving her a genuinely rare ability to make ESG strategy feel practical rather than aspirational. Best for ESG and sustainability conferences, fashion and luxury-industry events, and corporate audiences serious about credible climate leadership. Book her through Kruger Cowne, who manage her bookings directly.
Livia Giuggioli Firth is an activist, entrepreneur and powerful communicator on progressive change, with a vast experien
ce in creating compelling frameworks and campaigns with global reach for environmental and social justice. Today she runs Quintosapore, a unique and innovative biomimic farming project she co-founded with her brothers Alessandro and Nicola Giuggioli in 2019.
Formerly co-founder, creative director and Chief Agitator Officer of Eco-Age, the integrated sustainability consultancy specialized on a spectrum of strategic support, from climate action and business agility to industry advocacy and creative activations.
From 2007 to Summer 2024 (when she announced the closure of Eco-Age after the company was targeted by criminal activities), Livia also founded The Green Carpet Challenge, The Renaissance Awards and The Green Carpet Fashion Awards.
She is a founding member of Annie Lennox’s The Circle NGO, a powerful women’s advocacy group, and is part of the UN Women’s Civil Society Advisory Group to Secretary General Sima Sami Bahous.
Livia Giuggioli Firth awards and recognitions include the UN Leader of Change, the Rainforest Alliance Award for Outstanding Achievement in Sustainability, the UN Fashion 4 Development Award, and she has been included in The Independent’s Climate 100 list for 2024, alongside artist Olafur Eliasson, the UN Secretary General António Guterres and Kenyan environmentalist Wanjira Mathai, to name a few.
From 2020 to 2024, Livia also acted as Sustainability Editor at Large of Vogue Arabia and is part of the CNBC ESG Council, a roundtable for discussion and collaboration among chief executives from some of the world’s most prominent companies, as well as global thought leaders, to discuss the challenges posed by sustainability — and the strategies needed to surmount them.
Livia Giuggioli produced the award-winning documentary The True Cost, directed by Andrew Morgan and the documentary mini-series Fashionscapes, both available on Amazon Prime.
She co-wrote and produced The Green Carpet Fashion Awards 2020, the first event in the world during covid lockdown to be filmed using augmented reality, visual FX and hologram technology.
In 2021, she co-wrote and produced The Renaissance Awards movie, the first global awards dedicated to the work of international young leaders who are working for a more environmentally restorative, socially just, economically inclusive and technologically balanced future.
