La nueva economía de la Vida: de la extracción a la regeneración

Jairo Lima is an Indigenous affairs specialist with more than 30 years of experience working with indigenous peoples, particularly in the Juruá region of Acre. He works at the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI) and serves as a Senior Advisor to the Yorenka Tasorentsi Institute. A musician and partner at the record label Sananga Records, Jairo is also involved in the production and promotion of indigenous artistic expressions. He has been a member of the organizing committee for the Indigenous Ayahuasca Conference since its first edition, promoting the exchange of knowledge between indigenous and non-indigenous communities.

Azadeh Momenghalibaf is a systems-change strategist and ecosystem weaver working at the intersection of health, philanthropy, and regenerative futures. She currently serves as Steward of Biological Wealth at Project Biome, where she is developing the Biome Flow Fund—a regenerative capital vehicle aligning finance with ecological restoration and community resilience. She previously served as Program Manager at the Transition Resource Circle (TRC), organizing wealth holders toward post-capitalist futures, and spent over a decade at the Open Society Foundations advancing global health and access to medicines. She also served as Senior Advisor to the WHO Council on the Economics of Health for All. Her work focuses on how we transform systems to address the meta-crisis and advance life-affirming futures.

Jeff Leifer is an impact advisor, community architect and economic reformer with over 30 years experience at the intersection of finance, strategic management and the study of consciousness.

Jeff founded and leads Circadian Lab, a values-driven strategic consultancy and experience lab that builds scalable, transformational projects across the digital and social landscape. Jeff's work with Circadian brings a systems-thinking approach to initiatives that build creativity, innovation, and regenerative practices.