Marie-Claire Graf is a dedicated individual committed to achieving Sustainable Development Goals and implementing ambitious climate solutions, with a particular focus on empowering children and youth for positive change.

With a background in leadership and sustainability, political and environmental sciences, and a strong foundation in education, Marie-Claire champions sustainability in higher education, youth empowerment, and the interlinkages of gender equality, food systems, and climate action.

Her diverse skill set includes expertise in communication, strategic planning, positive leadership, problem-solving, and interdisciplinary strategic thinking. She has extensive experience in sustainable development, climate action, and relationship outreach with high-level stakeholders.

Marie-Claire's qualities of being hardworking, open-minded, and goal-oriented contribute to her success in agile project teams. Her work style is characterized by reliability, communication, cooperation, and reflection, shaping a pathway towards a just, sustainable, and peaceful world.

Educationally, Marie-Claire has pursued studies in various fields including business administration, political sciences, environmental sciences, and renewable energies, indicating a well-rounded academic background supporting her advocacy work.

She has been associated with multiple organizations, serving as a co-founder, advisor, global focal point, expert, and researcher in entities such as Sustainability Week for Business, UNFCCC, Federal Office for the Environment, ETH Zürich, and various educational institutions.