Lead City University Invites Students to 2026 Green Talent Forum

Lead City University has invited students to participate in the 2026 Green Talent Forum, a virtual sustainability career event organised by Localized World to connect students and graduates with professionals shaping the future of the green economy.

Lead City University Invites Students to 2026 Green Talent Forum

Lead City University has invited students to participate in the 2026 Green Talent Forum, a virtual sustainability career event organised by Localized World to connect students and graduates with professionals shaping the future of the green economy.

The event is scheduled to hold on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, and will be conducted virtually.

The forum will explore key areas including green energy, carbon accounting, decarbonisation, sustainable supply chains, climate finance, sustainable agriculture and corporate social responsibility.

Participants will also have the opportunity to learn directly from industry experts, recruiters and professionals working across the sustainability sector.

The 2026 Green Talent Forum will feature an array of sustainability and industry professionals, including:

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• Dr Catherine Nakalembe – Founder, Xylem Institute

• Sonia Kastner – Co-Founder, Pano.ai

• Esraa Abdelkader – GHG Verifier, Green Sky Sustainability Consulting

• Joseph Ngathiru – Founder, Hayak

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• Fiona Fiebig – Renewable Energy & Policy Specialist

• Meshack Mboya – Legal & Advocacy Advisor, Power Shift Africa

The organisers expect 10,000 attendees and an anticipated social media reach of 40 million.

The 2026 Green Talent Forum will provide students with an opportunity to expand their knowledge, gain career insights and explore pathways into the rapidly evolving green economy.

Interested students are encouraged to scan the QR code on the flyer to save their spot.