About us
Who we are
Our trans-disciplinary team has expertise across sustainability, climate, governance, strategy, systems, new economics, reporting, academia, engineering and design, among others. We hold experience working with the EU, the UN, KICs and across the corporate world, and in collaborative projects such as Horizon Europe.

The team
Two of us are employed full time by the association: Timo Müller and Lucy Bowen. The others are employed by LFCA GmbH and support where needed under our shared service agreement.
Timo Müller
Management & Strategy

Lucy Bowen
Education, Strategy and Partnerships

Philippe Singer
Member Relations

Irene Colaboni
Climate, Strategy & Reporting

Piotr Drozd
Climate, Strategy & Transformation

Lucie Pourquier
Engagement, Reporting & Case Building
Part of our work is walking the talk of a new economy that puts people and planet first. So we run the organisation on the terms we argue for:
Shared decision-making
Decisions are made by the people they affect, not passed down.
2:1 pay ratio
The highest salary is no more than twice the lowest.
34-hour week
Full time, at four and a bit days.
Our process for developing policies like these is open source, and we are always happy to share it. Just drop us an email.
Our board
Präsidium
The elected board of LFCA Umweltschutz e.V.
Boris Wasmuth
President
Ferry Heilemann
Vice President
Jan Christoph Gras
Treasurer
Timo Müller
Board member
Philippe Singer
Board member
Doreen Rietentiet
Board member
David Wortmann
Board member
Open call
We are seeking six new members for our inaugural advisory board
In line with our mission and corresponding strategy to accelerate business transition to new economic models that put people and planet first, we are seeking candidates with expertise in the following areas.
Expertise
- Non-profit fundraising and financial modelling
- Practical experience implementing new economic models in business
- Partnerships and membership growth
- Work and culture (e.g. participatory decision-making and governance, distributed ownership)
- Climate and nature
- Social justice in business
- Pragmatic and ethical use of AI
- Organisational change management, especially from business as usual to economic models that centre people and planet
We particularly welcome candidates of diverse genders, ages and cultural backgrounds who are:
- Actively engaged in this space - attending events, seeking out new thinking, and bringing ideas to us rather than waiting to be asked.
- Conscious of the room they take up, listen carefully and ask great questions.
- Pragmatic bridge-builders - visionaries who hold their views lightly and are open to being changed by perspectives different from their own, especially from those with different life experiences. A good sense of humour helps, too.
- Honest and transparent - who say what they mean, keep their word, and share information and networks openly.
Commitment involves biannual online meetings, plus occasional ad-hoc support - typically no more than a few hours per year. Please note this is a voluntary, unpaid role. It is an opportunity to shape emerging thinking around climate and new economic transformation in business.
If you are interested, or know someone who might be, please get in touch with a short bio or introduction.
Email lucy@lfca.earthNot forgetting our contributors
People learn by example, so we regularly invite pioneering thinkers and doers to contribute to our courses and workshops.

Renée Lertzman

Julie Menter

Bob Willard

Holly Alpine

Andrew Winston

Maja Göpel

Drew Wilkinson

Sophie Thomas