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Marc Buckley

UN Advisor, resilient futurist, and global systems designer dedicated to empowering billions for planetary health and regenerative futures.

About Marc

Marc Buckley is a leading voice in climate resilience, system design, and sustainable innovation. Based in Hamburg, Germany, Marc serves as a UN Advisor and works to help global citizens transition to adaptive, regenerative lifestyles within planetary boundaries. He champions shifting perspectives to unlock new possibilities and leads initiatives that move beyond sustainability toward true regeneration. Marc advises governments, organizations, and communities on how to design futures built on hope, thriving ecosystems, and equitable prosperity for all.

In Marc's own words

“We are not in the business of 'business'; we are in the business of 'life.' And life is regenerative evolution.”
Source: Marc Buckley: a Future Where 'Sustainability' Isn't the Answer and Symbiocene is Humanity's Only Path to Survival (Techsauce), October 2025
“If you are only trying to achieve sustainability, you are stuck in the past,”
Source: Marc Buckley: a Future Where 'Sustainability' Isn't the Answer and Symbiocene is Humanity's Only Path to Survival (Techsauce), October 2025
“We don't just want to survive on basics; we want to thrive and flourish.”
Source: Marc Buckley: a Future Where 'Sustainability' Isn't the Answer and Symbiocene is Humanity's Only Path to Survival (Techsauce), October 2025

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