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Encourage, reward and recognise sustainable Cornish businesses

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Meet the Judges

Simon Thomason

Managing Director at LEAP

MD of the Good Ship Leap, a Certified B Corp design and impact agency whose purpose is to ignite the creative change our planet needs. Ocean activist—some say married to the sea, others claim I’ve just got salt water in my veins. As a trained B Leader, I guide organisations through their journey to B Corp certification, fuelled by a deep passion for Impact Business Models that create meaningful change. Cornwall’s sustainability landscape is my playground for positive disruption, helping local businesses transform how they operate while honouring our precious coastal environment. Community champion, compelled to forge real connections between business and local voices—because the best innovations happen when we actually listen to each other. An optimist at heart who believes Cornwall can lead the sustainability revolution. Competitive by nature (just try me at Swimruns or Surf Lifesaving competitions), but driven by empathy and emotional intelligence in all I do.
Simon Thomason

Kim Conchie

Director of The Cornwall Chamber of Commerce

Kim graduated from University College, Cardiff with joint honours in English and Economics, an academic grounding that played to his interest in narratives, people and business. After travelling and experience working in hospitality, he developed a career in publishing, progressing through the ranks in a number of commercial roles at Haymarket and other magazine publishers. Today Kim is also a member of and chairs, several business and education boards. He is a director of Cornwall Chamber of Commerce, Chair of Cornwall Community Foundation, and has been a member of Truro & Penwith College Employment & Business Board, on the FEAST steering group and an advisory board member of Golden Tree Productions, Smartline and Cornwall Place Board. Kim was appointed a Deputy Lieutenant of Cornwall in 2019 serving on the King’s Award for Enterprise panel and the King’s Award for Voluntary Service group. He was made a Bard of the Cornish Gorsedh in 2024 and given the bardic name Kannas Kann (Bright Messenger).
Kim Conchie

Lord Robin Teverson

Robin is Chair of the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Nature Partnership. He is a member of the House of Lords where he speaks on climate change and biodiversity issues. Until earlier this year he chaired House’s EU Environment committee. Robin is also involved in the energy storage sector, and is a trustee of the company that holds the green share in the Green Investment Bank. He lives near Tregony in Cornwall.
Lord Robin Teverson