Sebastian Copeland

Sebastian Copeland is a renowned polar explorer, climate analyst, and fine art photographer.

He founded the SEDNA Foundation to analyze the systemic transformations in the polar regions and their impact on geoeconomics and geopolitical systems.

Recognized as one of the world's top 25 adventurers by Men's Journal in 2017, Sebastian has led numerous groundbreaking polar expeditions, setting records and traversing challenging terrains.

Notable expeditions include a two-men journey to the North Pole covering 700 km, kite-skiing 2300 km of Greenland's axis, and completing the first east/west transcontinental crossing of Antarctica.

Sebastian has received prestigious awards for his photography, named Photographer of the Year multiple times, and authored several acclaimed books on Antarctica and global warming.

He is also a respected documentary filmmaker, with works like 'Into The Cold' and 'Across The Ice' receiving critical acclaim.

Having served on the boards of environmental organizations like Global Green USA and being a founding member of Artists for Amazonia, Sebastian is deeply engaged in environmental advocacy.

Acknowledged with awards like the Bambi Award and the National Order of Merit, Sebastian's contributions have been globally recognized.

As a keynote speaker, he addresses audiences worldwide on climate impact in polar regions and advocates for market transformation towards sustainability.

Sebastian's engaging presentations draw parallels between expeditions and corporate success, resonating with diverse audiences from the UN to Fortune 500 companies like Google and Apple.

His educational background includes Political Science studies at Lycée Français de New York and a 3.87 GPA achievement at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Sebastian has been associated with prestigious organizations like Audi as a Brand Ambassador and has held various roles in environmental advocacy, photography, and adventure leadership.

Sebastian Copeland's work embodies a passion for exploration, environmental activism, and visual storytelling, making a lasting impact on global conversations about climate change and sustainability.