Louisa Toxvaerd Munch is a researcher, writer, and lecturer at the University of Warwick. Her work is situated at the intersection of critical theory, nostalgia, and contemporary politics. She is known for her sharp analyses and her ability to make complex ideas accessible to a wide audience, including through social media.

Esther Lynch is General Secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC). She has decades of experience in the trade union movement at Irish, European, and international level. Lynch played a key role in European legislation on minimum wages, working conditions, and whistleblower protection. As an outspoken feminist, she պայք for gender equality and for the revaluation of care work and women’s labour.

Sylvain Aubry is Deputy Director for Poverty and Inequality in the Economic Justice and Rights Department at Human Rights Watch. He has worked for many years on research and advocacy around economic inequality, education, healthcare, and the right to food, in more than 20 countries. Aubry has taught human rights at Sciences Po and works with states, international institutions, and UN mechanisms.

Jurgen Masure is a historian and philosopher. In 2026 his book The Power Behind AI: What Men Like Musk and Bezos Really Want will be published. He is the author of Beyond the Market (2023) and writes and speaks about technology, the economy, and social change.

Bruno Fierens is a fifth-generation member of a wealthy Belgian family and the first Belgian member of Millionaires for Humanity, an organisation advocating for fairer taxation and a more just global system. Reflecting on sustainability, poverty, growing inequality and his own privileged position in society repeatedly led him to the same conclusion: if someone like him is truly serious about driving positive change, fair taxation is the core issue to address.