Marc Buckley is a prominent figure in climate activism, sustainable development, and global change. Trained by Al Gore as a climate speaker, and mentor. Marc dedicates his life to addressing the Climate Crisis and transitioning towards Regenerative Desirable Futures.

Marc takes a systems view of life, addressing all facets of complex systems to solve human suffering and global challenges. His systemic approach has positioned him as a pivotal advocate for the UN's Sustainable Development Goals, actively involved in numerous international initiatives and organizations. As the author of the UN SDG Manifesto and a founding futurist on Resilience Frontiers program for the Resilient Development Goals with the UNFCCC, he has been instrumental in shaping the global sustainability agenda towards responsibility, resilience, and regeneration.

With over four decades of experience in media, Marc has served as a Chief Editor, Editor, and Journalist since 1987, starting with the National Forensic League and college newspapers. He is a Founder, Ecological Economist, Regenerative Futurist, Author, and Editor-At-Large for several Media Agencies OnePoint5 Media, Innovators Magazine, Inside Ideas, and HubCast Media.

Marc champions a profound shift from sustainability to regeneration, promoting practices that restore and enhance the health and vitality of our planet. He urges leaders, innovators, and individuals to reimagine their impact, transitioning from passive participants to active architects of a thriving world. His vision aligns with the growing momentum towards regenerative practices among thought leaders, environmentalists, and businesses.

Marc advocates for regenerative practices across various sectors, covering topics like circular economies, renewable energy, regenerative agriculture, and community-led conservation efforts. He demystifies sustainability jargon, turning it into a toolkit for creating desirable futures. Marc connects us to regenerative futures with roadmaps and blueprints for transforming lifestyles and business models, preparing us to be 'future fit' in a rapidly changing world.