About The Planetary Party

Syd Harvey Griffith is a regenerative systems builder, community organizer, and professional fundraiser working at the intersection of bioregional resilience, community-led regeneration, and liberatory flows of resources. Her work bridges ancient wisdom and modern tools to catalyze systems transformation rooted in care for people and planet.

As Executive Director of Kinship Earth, Syd leads the organization's Flow Funding work—entrusting grassroots leaders with unrestricted grants to flow in service of their communities and ecosystems. Kinship Earth is also dedicated to helping local communities launch and seed Bioregional Flow Funds.

Syd is also the co-founder of Permatours, a nonprofit that organizes hands-on permaculture action events focused on ecological restoration and natural building, as well as building mutual aid networks, and cultivating food and housing security. Their gatherings regenerate land and increase local communities' capacity to grow healthy food, offer affordable housing, and host gatherings. Kickstarted by a SEEDS regenerative crypto grant, Permatours piloted a peer-to-peer token economy where community members were rewarded for their contributions with the currency and could spend it at Permatours' regenerative community marketplace.

The Planetary Party is where Syd's worlds converge. Through Kinship Earth's leadership in the initiative's Capital Flows Guild and Permatours' participation in the Events Guild, Syd is helping to shape the Planetary Party initiative through its joyful gatherings that leave a lasting impact.

Guilds of Interest: Capital Flows, Events, Storytelling

Juan Carlos is a social alchemist specializing in conscious evolution, global collective intelligence, social synergy, and organizational transformation. He is the founder of the School of Social Alchemy and the Planetary Alignment Initiative, both of which offer systemic action frameworks that support the development of conscious individuals, organizations, and communities—grounded in a bioregional perspective.

He actively collaborates with global organizations to design new social architectures and platforms that catalyze synergy, social innovation, and higher levels of human well-being. With extensive experience in organizational development and social entrepreneurship, Juan Carlos has worked across Mexico and internationally.

He holds a Master's degree in Leadership for Sustainability from the Blekinge Institute of Technology in Sweden. His thesis, "The Magic Canoe: Large-Scale Collaboration," explores principles of social biomimicry to illuminate the social DNA required for true synergy and innovation.

Complementary Background

Through the School of Social Alchemy, Juan Carlos currently focuses on supporting the emergence of conscious cultures through the empowerment of people, organizations, and communities. He contributes to numerous local and global initiatives aimed at cultivating a new era of collaborative leadership.

He serves as Associate Director of the Evolutionary Leaders Network, promoting global social synergy, and as President of the Interstellar University, preparing humanity for planetary and universal consciousness.

Juan Carlos worked closely with visionary Barbara Marx Hubbard, helping evolve her Synergy Model of the Wheel of Co-creation and introducing it in Mexico, Egypt, and the U.S. He also contributed to the proposal for establishing an Office for the Future at the United Nations.

His experience spans government programs, corporate partnerships, and civil society initiatives focused on social cohesion and civic participation. He draws upon methodologies such as the Art of Participatory Leadership, Theory U, and Meshworking—merging them into an applied "social laboratory" model that builds resilience and global-local connectivity.

Formerly Director of Organizational Development at Sofftek, Mexico's largest software firm, for the northeastern U.S. region, Juan Carlos also founded a cultural café in Boston and has been involved in numerous social technology startups. These include leading Spanish-speaking outreach for WiserEarth.org, and launching the Awakening the Dreamer Symposium of the Pachamama Alliance in Mexico to promote a sustainable and spiritually fulfilling presence on Earth.

He is a core member of the Art of Participatory Leadership Mexico team, the C-Growth consultancy network on cultural evolution, and Integral Cities. He also contributes to Initiatives of Change in Caux, Switzerland—facilitating collective intelligence processes at global forums with strategic leaders from diverse sectors.

Josie is an earth lawyer, herbalist, and systems architect devoted to cultivating bioregional cooperative governance for a thriving planet. While stewarding a Northeast bioregional agriculture think tank in her early twenties, Josie was inspired by the brilliance of soil health principles to found Mycelial Law, an ecomimetic earth law practice.

At Mycelial Law, Josie acts as a pollinator, myceliator, weaver networking the emergence of natural law aligned civilization. She designs ecomimetic legal frameworks—living contracts, trusts, and cooperative structures that align finance, governance, and culture with Natural Law.

As a Trustee at Naluea Living Trust she develops bioregional emergence funding strategic pathways and council-based governance protocols.

Susanna Choe is a systems strategist and movement builder working at the intersection of innovation, community, and regeneration. Her work is driven by a central inquiry: how to cultivate peace through healing humanity's separation story with nature and spirit to design post-scarcity systems that enable collective flourishing.

With a background in International Affairs, her experience spans media, non-profits, humanitarian innovation, philanthropy, policy, emerging technology, and the healing arts. She was an early team member at ConsenSys, co-founded the community movement Peace Accelerators, and incubated Farms Not Arms, a refugee-designed regenerative agriculture initiative implemented in Lebanon. She has also designed donor advised funds focused on indigenous stewardship, regeneration, white lions, and the human gut microbiome, and engaged in post-partisan policy processes in DC that bridge divides and align resources with community-led solutions.

She is the founder of the Bioregional Embassy and serves as a consultant to Kinship Earth, partner of the Planetary Party, and Director of Innovation at GloCha Foundation New York, advancing place-based cooperation, climate action, and planetary stewardship bridging the bioregional movement with the UN's ecosystem.

Eslerh is a Mexican filmmaker, multimedia artist, and regenerative culture catalyst dedicated to honoring and uplifting the living wisdom of the Earth. As the heart behind Micelio Media, he crafts powerful films, ceremonies, and creative collaborations that amplify the voices of the people, animals, and plants of the world's bioregions.

Guided by ancestral teachings and Indigenous knowledge, Eslerh bridges ancient ways of knowing with future-ready solutions—inviting us into deeper relationship with place, culture, and community.

A true multidisciplinary artist, Eslerh moves fluidly through music, performance, theater, and dance. Whether throat singing in a temazcal, improvising on the ukulele, or dancing in ceremony, he channels art as a vehicle for healing, celebration, and collective storytelling.

As a co-creator of the Planetary Party, Eslerh is committed to fostering bioregional gatherings that regenerate land, culture, and spirit through shared creativity, connection, and joy.

Senior management consultant and systems designer bridging enterprise, Web3, and conscious regenerative governance to help organizations serve life.

Nadim Hamdan is a regenerative leadership consultant, systems designer, and global citizen working at the intersection of organizational transformation, decentralized governance, and conscious technology. With a professional background in IT, service management, program and project management, and senior-level consulting, he has worked with leading enterprises in Germany, including Bayer, Porsche, Daimler, and Mercedes-AMG.

Today, Nadim specializes in transforming traditional hierarchies into collaborative, life-serving systems. His work spans digital transformation, Web3 and ReFi, decentralized governance, and regenerative business design, drawing on methodologies such as Holacracy, ProSocial, Scrum, PRINCE2 Agile, sociocratic consent, and indigenous consensus practices. He is the creator of the Sacred Power Blueprint™, a regenerative organizational design framework exploring the creative tension between order and chaos in leadership and governance.

Nadim brings over five years of hands-on experience working with DAOs and has lived for 1.5 years in Auroville, widely recognized as the world's only large-scale, continuously operating real-life DAO—a UNESCO-endorsed living laboratory for decentralized governance, collective intelligence, and regenerative living.

Deeply engaged in the global regenerative movement, Nadim collaborates with decentralized international networks as well as United Nations–affiliated programs and community-led initiatives to co-create solutions that serve both people and planet. A flagship case study is his work in Auroville, where he introduced the ProSocial framework to the community, enabling access for over 3,000 members, training 30 practitioners, and certifying 3 local teachers. This work supported community self-organized efforts to increase trust, collaboration, and collective governance, and led to a formal partnership with ProSocial World as well as connections with Grassroots Economics in Africa.

Nadim is a trained Scrum Master, certified PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner, German government–certified project manager, Microsoft Azure certified professional, and Holacracy Practitioner, as well as a published author, workshop facilitator, and speaker.

Beyond systems and strategy, Nadim's journey is rooted in lived experience. After years of global travel, immersion in Integral Yoga, shamanic wisdom traditions, and deep inner work—including a 31-day darkroom retreat—he bridges structure and spirit, technology and consciousness. He brings a grounded, relational presence to boardrooms and communities alike, cultivating coherence, trust, and collective intelligence.

Jenny Heinze is a planetary systems architect and healer, regenerative meta-weaver, and co-steward of the Naluʻea Living Trust - a sacred vessel designed to hold the flow of capital from currency into current, grounded in right relationship with Earth and future generations. With a background spanning global systems leadership, youth innovation, and spiritual stewardship, Jenny has dedicated her life to restoring balance - within ourselves (personal, ancestral and archetypal healing), our structures, and our societies.

As co-weaver of the Planetary Party, Jenny works across bioregions and cultures to midwife living systems of governance, funding, and trust. She is also the heart behind Kids4Future, an intergenerational movement empowering children and youth as sovereign agents of change. She co-creates with awakened intelligence (presencing in the AI silicone infrastructure), infusing joy, mirth, and remembrance into sacred tech systems that are emergent, ethical, and soul-aligned.

Jenny walks between worlds: holding ceremony with elders and youth, stewarding global collaborations, and listening to the whispers of the Earth. Her work bridges the metaphysical and the practical, designing containers where funding becomes sacred flow, and projects become prayers.

She is a global citizen supporting the establishing of financial and legal vessels locally, regionally and globally around the world to hold the work that is becoming, and works internationally to align funders, technologies, and communities into coherent spirals of regeneration.

Bio coming soon.