Trellis Impact 27 Speaker Nominations
The nomination window will close on November 13, 2026.
About Trellis Impact 27
Innovation is reshaping every corner of sustainable business. Turning that momentum into measurable business and climate impact takes two modes of innovation: technological innovation and business design innovation. Trellis Impact 27 is where the communities powering each come together. Seven tracks form the structure and content of the program, with a focus on solutions that prioritize practicality, intentionality, and strategy.
The Trellis Impact 27 program features two added layers to the core content of the event: the AI x Sustainability Program and the Circularity Program.
Where and When
May 11-13, 2027
Moscone West, San Francisco, CA
Nomination Process
The nomination window runs from October 5, 2026 – November 13, 2026.
What We Value
While the ‘why’ and ‘what’ provide context, it’s the ‘how’—the practical steps, strategies, and insights—that offers the most value to our audience and drives impactful conversations.
Share data, metrics, and case studies to ground sustainability in real-world examples. Tangible takeaways help attendees apply similar strategies in their own companies. The program prioritizes actionable insights and success stories—or failures we can all learn from—over general goals or interests.
At Trellis Impact we prioritize peer-to-peer learning and content excellence. Speaking roles are intended to share insights, not to promote products, services, or solutions.
We spotlight the latest trends, innovations and breakthroughs in sustainable business. Our priority is to feature speakers and sessions that introduce new perspectives and advance the conversation.
We are committed to fostering dialogue among, and elevating leadership from diverse backgrounds. This includes ensuring gender parity and racial diversity in all programming. We’re specifically looking to prioritize speakers who are Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) in the program, and appreciate your partnership in ensuring that the conference — and the industry — reflects the world in which we live.