Michael Amos is a globally recognised leader in sustainability, circular economy, and ESG practices, with over two decades of experience driving impactful change. As Managing Director of a multi award winning Social Enterprise, Waste to Wonder Worldwide which is Europe’s largest ethical office clearance and reuse organisation, Michael has transformed how businesses approach sustainability. Waste to Wonder Worldwide redistributes over 2,500 tonnes of equipment annually, diverting more than 1 million items from landfills and donating over £44 million worth of equipment to nearly 1,500 schools across 41 countries. These efforts have saved over 2 million kilograms of carbon annually while positively impacting more than 1.5 million lives. A sought-after speaker, Michael has delivered keynotes at international conferences, including the RICS Global Sustainability Conference, IFMA World Workplace Europe, IFMA Global Africa Conference, the Emirates Green Building Council Annual Congress, and a COP28 fringe event in Dubai. His insights on sustainability, ethical procurement, and circular economy principles inspire audiences worldwide. He ran the ESG learning sessions at 2024's Workplace Leaders Top 50 event -where he was named as an Exemplary, and he is looking forward to running two Learning Labs at the IFMA Facility Fusion Conference in Texas in 2025, providing hands-on strategies to embed sustainability in facilities management. His work combines practical solutions with transformative thinking, making him a trusted voice in global sustainability. Under his leadership, Waste to Wonder Worldwide has pioneered projects such as the School in a Box initiative, equipping underserved schools with resources while reducing waste. His commitment to circular economy principles and ethical reuse has established Waste to Wonder Worldwide as the first NCZ Platinum Carbon Neutral Office Clearance company globally. Through innovative partnerships and award-winning leadership, Michael continues to drive environmental and social change, ensuring a sustainable and equitable future for generations to come.