From March 26th to 28th, the Eden Project in Cornwall became a hub of inspiration, hosting over 2,000 leaders and changemakers at Anthropy25. This unique gathering brought together business executives, policymakers, cultural icons, and social entrepreneurs to shape a more sustainable, equitable, and prosperous future for Britain. With over 500 speakers and 200 sessions, the event tackled pressing issues—from economic growth and climate action to responsible leadership and the evolving role of media in society.

Ian Joseph, Joint Managing Director of Russam and Managing Director of Trustees Unlimited, immersed himself in the experience, reflecting on the profound impact of these three days:

“Spending time with some of the UK’s most inspirational leaders was a real privilege. From Kemi Badenoch to Martha Lane Fox, Kamal Ahmed to Chris Boardman, and the leaders of some of our biggest businesses, the discussions were thought-provoking, challenging, and most importantly – rooted in collaboration. One of my biggest highlights was meeting the 250 emerging leaders in attendance; young people who will no doubt play a crucial role in shaping our future. The challenges ahead are significant, but the resilience, innovation, and passion I witnessed over these three days left me feeling optimistic. We have everything we need to thrive … now it’s about turning ideas into action.”

Anthropy25 was more than a conference, it was a call to action. The energy, ideas, and connections made at Eden will no doubt spark change in boardrooms, communities, and policies across the UK.