Amy-Elizabeth Hagen is a strategic finance leader who serves as Treasurer on FaithInvest's Board. She is currently Vice President of Accounting for media group ProPublica, and sits on several other boards. Previously, she was the Chief Financial Officer of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a global mission-based congregation of Catholic women founded in 1880. Her experience includes Chief Financial Officer at international NGO Equality Now; Director of Sponsored Research Finance at Colgate University, US; and senior director roles at NGOs Teach for All and the Rainforest Alliance, as well ten years as an analyst in the United Nation's Peacekeeping Financing Division. She is based in the United States.​

Catherine Arnold is a diplomat with the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). She was Master of St Edmund's College, Cambridge, UK, for five years until October 2024 – the first woman to hold the post. Her previous roles include FCO  posts in Oman, Iran, Iraq and Afghanistan, including three years as the UK's Ambassador to Mongolia. She was then appointed Head of the FCO's Illegal Wildlife Trade Unit, delivering the high profile 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference. In 2019, she led the Cabinet Office's successful campaign to secure the UK as host for COP26. She is also a theologian and a scholar of Islam. She is based in the UK.

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Catherine Devitt leads FaithInvest's programme on faith beliefs, teachings and values, and co-authored our ground-breaking study of 275 faith-based investment policies, Good Intentions 2026, alongside Dave Zellner. With a background in environmental policy and faith-based engagement, she brings expertise in the intersection of spirituality, ecology and social justice. She previously worked with the Irish Jesuit Province on faith and environmental justice, has lectured at University College Dublin, Ireland, on environmental issues and has published in leading international journals on environmental sustainability. She is based in Ireland.

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Mark Campanale is the Founder and Executive Chairman of the Carbon Tracker Initiative, an independent financial think tank carrying out in-depth analysis on the impact of energy transition on capital markets. He has been a leading figure in ethical investments for over 30 years, co-founding reponsible investment funds at Jupiter Asset Management, NPI, AMP Capital and Henderson Global Investor. He is a founding director of the UK Sustainable and Responsible Investment Forum and has served on many global bodies from UNEP's Financial Sector Initiative to the steering group of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development working group on finance. He is based in the UK.

Michael Shackleton is Associate Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at Osaka Gakuin University in Japan, and a member of the Royal Anthropological Institute. He has a special interest in religion and the environment. He was involved in the work of the Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC) from its earliest days. He acts as FaithInvest's advisor, providing key liaison and support on Asian faith groups.

 

He is based in Japan.

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Pippa Arnold (no relation to Catherine!) has been organising international, multi-faith, environmental events and building relationships with a wide range of partners for more than a decade. She worked for the Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC), organising events in partnership with the UN, Norwegian Government and Buckingham Palace, among others, and in locations ranging from Ise, Japan, to Nairobi, Kenya. She is a Trustee of the UK-based charity Faith in Water, has a degree in Geography from Sussex University, UK., and combines huge efficiency with an ability to remain calm and cheerful under pressure. She is based in the UK.

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Shaunaka Rishi Das has been Director of the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies since 1997 and Hindu Chaplain to Oxford University since 2009. In 2013 he was appointed by the Government of India to be a member of the International Advisory Council of the Auroville Foundation, and was a Member of the Commission on Religion and Belief in British Public Life, Woolf Institute, Cambridge, from 2013 to 2015. He has served as Founder Trustee of Bhaktivedanta College, Belgium, Chair of the Northern Ireland Interfaith Forum, Trustee of the Interfaith Network UK, Editor of ISKCON Communications Journal and Convenor of the ISKCON Interfaith Commission. He is based in the UK.

Steven Owen is a financial product marketing and distribution professional with more than 25 years' experience. With strategic communications, writing and editing skills, he has led the development, implementation, and measurement of successful marketing programmes for a range of investment products and financial services at several asset management firms including Liberty Cove Investors, Janus Henderson, Wellington Management, and Putnam Investments. Steven received a Master in Business Administration degree from Boston University. US. He is based in the United States. ​

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Susie Weldon was an award-winning journalist for two decades, working in the UK and Hong Kong, before moving into international development where she specialised in working with faith groups on environmental issues. She headed the Alliance of Religions and Conservation's Faith in Food programme, helping to train hundreds of Christian and Muslim farmers in East Africa in sustainable farming methods. She later co-founded the UK charity Faith in Water which worked with Ugandan faith-managed schools on water and sanitation. She is co-author of Faith in Food: Changing the world one meal at a time. and a trustee of Sustainable Food Somerset. She is based in the UK.