People

With a focus on driving intersectional impact through systems change, Aoife has spent the past five years supporting environmental responsibility in the visual arts. As Project Manager at GCC, she is committed to delivering results to create a regenerative future for both people and planet. Before joining GCC, she contributed to interdisciplinary art and ecological programmes at the Eden Project in Cornwall and E-WERK Luckenwalde, a renewable energy and contemporary art centre in Germany.

Born and raised in North London, Heath studied Fine Art at Brighton before spending a decade working in artist studios and galleries in London. With a background in arts production and exhibition management, Heath found the perfect way to merge his passions for art and nature through GCC, which he co-founded and has been running as Managing Director since 2020. Heath is always open to collaborating on projects that innovate, inspire creativity, or drive positive change.

A native of Upstate New York, Lula’s interests lie at the intersection of art, dialogue and social impact. With a diverse background spanning small galleries and nonprofits to institutions and government, she enjoys cultivating creative conversation around contemporary issues. Lula’s degrees in studio art, political science and strategic communications foster her interdisciplinary perspective and prior to joining GCC, she worked on Imperial War Museums’ art commissioning programme.

Motivated by the climate and inspired by human-centred systems, Nicola landed in London from Toronto and has spent the last decade in the creative and cultural sectors. Marrying practicality and creativity, she enjoys building reflexive operational scaffolding to support projects that spark the imagination and kindle the storytelling needed to navigate our interconnected and rapidly evolving worlds.