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Name
Rebecca Burgess
Title
CEO, City-to-Sea
Bio
Rebecca is Sea-EO of City to Sea, an award-winning not-for-profit organisation, campaigning to stop plastic pollution at source. Our award-winning campaigns tackle the single-use plastic items most found on our beaches and in our rivers and oceans by providing practical, solutions-focused initiatives and advocating reuse over single-use.
In 2020, Rebecca was listed in Management Today's 35 Women Under 35 list, the country's longest-running, most prestigious list of young, female business talent. In 2019 Rebecca was listed in the WISE100, recognising the most inspiring and influential women in social enterprise, impact investment and mission-driven business.
Prior to City to Sea, Rebecca worked at consultancy Eunomia. It was through working with the European Commission on their now passed Single-Use Plastics Directive, that Rebecca felt inspired to do more in the fight against single-use plastic.
Rebecca moved to Bristol, after 10 years shaping sector leading community programmes with a variety of companies and not-for-profits in London. Whilst working in the charitable sector, Rebecca won a variety of industry awards including a Corporate Engagement Award, Utility Week Award, Better Society Award, Business in the Community ‘Big Tick’ Award and Business Charity Award.
She is an accomplished and commercially savvy individual, who is truly passionate about helping businesses balance profit and purpose.
In 2020, Rebecca was listed in Management Today's 35 Women Under 35 list, the country's longest-running, most prestigious list of young, female business talent. In 2019 Rebecca was listed in the WISE100, recognising the most inspiring and influential women in social enterprise, impact investment and mission-driven business.
Prior to City to Sea, Rebecca worked at consultancy Eunomia. It was through working with the European Commission on their now passed Single-Use Plastics Directive, that Rebecca felt inspired to do more in the fight against single-use plastic.
Rebecca moved to Bristol, after 10 years shaping sector leading community programmes with a variety of companies and not-for-profits in London. Whilst working in the charitable sector, Rebecca won a variety of industry awards including a Corporate Engagement Award, Utility Week Award, Better Society Award, Business in the Community ‘Big Tick’ Award and Business Charity Award.
She is an accomplished and commercially savvy individual, who is truly passionate about helping businesses balance profit and purpose.
