Together For Mission Zero organisers include Rob Sauven, Nora Aridi and Tristan Harris. With combined backgrounds in renewable energy, Doughnut Economics, management consulting, ecotherapy and landscape architecture, we are a group of concerned Isle of Wight citizens who have been working voluntarily since July 2021 to help drive a holistic vision in reaching a thriving, net zero and nature positive Isle of Wight.
In May 2025, the organisers founded Together4 CIC to work on specific island climate projects and to help fund the convening and communications functions of the Together for Mission Zero network.

Hello! My name is Tristan and I run a consultancy that helps organisations deliver improvements or changes in order to achieve a strategic objective; breaking down institutional silos to achieve systems transformation. I believe that we need more systemic approaches to addressing our ecological and social challenges and I am particularly interested in new models of thinking and action such as Doughnut Economics, which brilliantly visualises both our real responsibilities and the need to think holistically. I am excited to test, learn and share new methods for putting Doughnut Economics into action… starting here on the Isle of Wight.

Hello! I am a landscape architect and eco wellbeing practitioner based on the Isle of Wight, but have worked across a variety of countries. My interests lie in healing spaces in the public realm through social and ecological regeneration/healing. I am a keen advocate of co-design by working closely with local communities. My work looks to develop on the intersection between eco-psychology and landscape architecture to support local healing and connection across the personal, social and ecological.

Hi! My name is Rob. I have led teams in renewables including wind, solar and grid scale energy storage and now I am engaged in the journey to One Planet Living on the island and elsewhere. I am partnering with the Isle of Wight council on our Mission Zero 2040 strategy and am involved in the development of the islands nine Mission Zero hubs.

Hello! I work with purpose-driven organisations that tackle the world’s most pressing challenges in climate, nature, society, and economy. My experience spans both global and local scales. At the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, I’ve spent over a decade helping shape how the circular economy is understood and adopted worldwide. With Together For Mission Zero, I’ll be helping to facilitate place-based action across the Isle of Wight’s Biosphere, connecting parishes, volunteers, and partners to demonstrate what locally-led transformation can look like.