Anabel is a futurist, psychologist, and socially committed entrepreneur with a migration background. She is the CEO of Sustain Plus and Lavivee, and the founder of We Empower. She is also a journalist (including Forbes, Focus, Tweed), a publisher (Fem.Capital, Fundscene, Karriere Taxi), and a radio and TV host. As a TEDx speaker and bestseller author, she shapes international discourse on impact, innovation, and (self-)leadership as President of the Club of Budapest Germany, patron of the UN World Cleanup Day, and member of the Club of Rome, Atlantik-Brücke, UN Women, and the UN Ocean Decade Committee Germany, as well as through her roles on supervisory and advisory boards. HypoVereinsbank describes her as “one of Germany’s outstanding managers and entrepreneurs”. She has held top management positions at companies such as Samsonite, Triumph, and Fielmann. She serves as a curator, supervisory board member, and board member for organizations including Deutsche Nachhaltigkeit AG, Muhammad Yunus’ Friends of Social Business, and the Plant-for-the-Planet Foundation. A LinkedIn Top Voice Sustainability, XING Insider, ZP Face and fellow of some organisations, such as Aspen Institute, she has been committed to human rights and environmental protection since childhood and speaks on international stages such as the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, the Vatican, Horasis, UN ECOSOC, and Climate Week New York. Anabel is the author of more than 55 books and over 500 articles and has received more than 60 international awards, including the Google Impact Challenge Award, the ELYSIAN and DISCOVER Women of Excellence Award in Education, and the WHO IS WHO Leadership Award. She is an ambassador for the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy initiative “Frauen unternehmen” and a Brain City Ambassador for Berlin as a city of science. She also serves as Honorary President of BCBT Berlin. At the age of seven, she launched her first environmental initiative collecting plastic waste on the beach of Norddeich-Mole. Today, she is one of the international ambassadors for a livable future.