Naomi Saka
Naomi Saka is an Experience Designer at Bentley Motors. Since completing her Master’s at the RCA London, she has helped define the vision of an empathetic cabin experience in the Bentley EXP 100 GT and the newly released EXP 15. Since then, she aspires to bridge the broad field of immersive art and the automotive industry, and pioneer new software pipelines and design tools.
Daniel Green
Artist, Creator. Dream Builder, Writer. // AI adventurer.
As an Associate Lighting Designer at INTO Lighting, I'm responsible for delivering captivating solutions to projects across a variety of sectors such as leisure, hospitality, retail & workplace. I also mentor other members of the team, whether it be helping them with general product knowledge, design aspects & best practice, or calculations & technical design.
With a strong appreciation of light and colour, and a passion for creativity, I’m also a digital artist who dabbles with AI. I’m always excited to see how these two worlds can collide, and spill over into one another, as advancements in these generative technologies provide an increasing number of real-world applications and opportunities.
Kael Gillam
Kael Gillam is a Senior Associate at Hoare Lea, an interdisciplinary firm of engineers and specialist designers. Alongside her role as a designer, Kael represents the Lighting team in the firm’s Net Zero Carbon network, which promotes education on and implementation of sustainable practices in the construction industry. Through this network, she is championing research in circularity and carbon footprint data modelling to create a better framework for the design and specification of Hoare Lea Lighting’s projects.
Max Robson
Max Robson is the Environmental Metrics Manager at Recolight, where he leads Recolight’s LCA Service. Max has previously worked as a Science and Research Consultant in product sustainability and received a doctorate in materials chemistry in 2024. Max provides the education and tools for lighting manufacturers to undertake environmental product declarations (EPDs) of their products, promoting life cycle thinking to the UK lighting industry.
Zoe Faulkner
Zoe Faulkner is a Partner at Troup Bywaters + Anders, where she leads the Architectural Lighting team. With extensive knowledge of the lighting industry, she is also the Centre of Excellence lead for architectural lighting within TB+A. In this capacity, she advances innovative design techniques and provides strategic guidance to support the successful delivery of current and future projects.
COLOR-DEC
Who We Are
Color-Dec is an Italian company specialised in resin encapsulation technologies, combining the design and manufacturing of resin deposition machines with the production of high-quality polyurethane resins. With decades of experience, we support industries worldwide in creating durable, reliable, and visually distinctive components.
What We Do
Our core expertise lies in developing polyurethane resins and automated solutions for encapsulation, ensuring both protection and aesthetic value. We offer a complete range of resins designed to meet the diverse needs of LED lighting and other demanding applications. Available in clear or opal, and in flexible or rigid formulations, our resins provide maximum versatility.
All Color-Dec resins are engineered for outdoor durability and tested to withstand the harshest environments, guaranteeing long-term performance without compromising appearance. Alongside our materials, we design and build resin deposition machines in Italy, ensuring precision, efficiency, and seamless integration into industrial processes.
By combining innovative materials with advanced equipment, we provide our customers with a turnkey solution for encapsulation, enabling them to enhance product quality, extend durability, and optimise production efficiency.
At Color-Dec, innovation, reliability, and customer focus drive everything we do.
THE LIGHTING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (LIA)
The Lighting Industry Association has been representing the lighting industry for many years and has an established reputation for representing and assisting lighting-related companies.
Recent years have seen incredible changes in lighting, how it is created and used, and those working with lighting are now a wider and more diverse group than they have ever been. Whatever your involvement maybe, The LIA is here to support you and your organisation to a successful future.
Our mission is based on three pillars: Connect, Support, Represent. We offer comprehensive support services, technical expertise, training, product testing and certification to our members. Additionally, we advocate for their interests at all levels, raise industry standards, and facilitate valuable networking opportunities.
These pillars allowed us to rationalise and group the many benefits the LIA offer into a more digestible format.
INSTITUTION OF LIGHTING PROFESSIONALS (ILP)
As an influential professional body, we are consulted by government on a wide range of issues, including legislation and regulations that affect the built environment. We aim to ensure that proposed measures are both effective and practicable, by serving on committees, and commenting on draft legislation, reports and consultations.
The Institution of Lighting Professionals unites the skills of engineering, design and technology in order to deliver quality lighting for the built environment and achieve public benefit.
In setting and establishing standards for good practice, the Institution seeks to ensure that its members attain and develop the professional knowledge, education and skills to meet necessary competencies, and to enhance their careers.
Working on exterior and interior projects, in public spaces, workplace, leisure, retail and residential applications, members of the Institution of Lighting Professionals deliver excellence in light and lighting, a quality which is recognised by both private and public sectors.
SOCIETY OF LIGHT & LIGHTING (SLL)
The Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) welcomes all who are interested in any aspect of light, lighting, and its applications.
With over 3300 members globally, the Society of Light and Lighting (SLL) is recognised as an authority on lighting and welcomes all who are interested in any aspect of the world of light, lighting, and its design or application. Lighting designers, consulting engineers, researchers, students, academics, manufacturers, sales staff and many more all contribute to and are members of the SLL.