Antti Lehtinen

Who?

Antti Lehtinen is a communications and public affairs specialist. He is responsible for the communications of circular economy projects of Sitra.

What?

Antti is passionate about developing ideas and finding ways to make an impact. His job is all about ensuring that Sitra’s work on the circular economy is seen and remembered.

Before joining Sitra, Antti spent several years working as a creative strategist and planner at a communication and advertising agency. He also has experience of working for an NGO and the UN Regional Information Centre in Brussels. Antti holds a Master of Social Sciences degree with a major in political history.

What else?

Outside of work, Antti enjoys spending his time playing and watching football. He also enjoys reading, binge-watching TV series and playing the piano.

Antti believes the circular economy will change more jobs than you might expect, but it will not eliminate the need for effective communications.

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From this writer

Take the new Lifestyle Test and try a sustainable lifestyle

Sitra’s proposal to the next European Commission: put nature at the heart of decision-making and continue the European Green Deal

Circular economy already reshaping working life, building new skills on top of existing ones

Tasked with building the future: this is how Sitra’s work is visible in Finland and in the everyday lives of Finnish people

New playbook helps companies to unlock circular economy opportunities

Friends and money: what we need for the circular transition

With the right tools Africa will drive the circular transition

World Circular Economy Forum takes place in Helsinki in May 2023

Now is the time to put energy use Down a Degree

Developing countries need to be taken onboard in the transition to a circular textiles sector

New report suggests four ways for the EU to support a circular transition through trade and international co-operation

Circular solutions can halt biodiversity loss – The food and agriculture sector can make the largest contribution

Four proposals in case of a major energy crisis

TIME magazine covers Finland’s efforts to move towards a circular economy

Study – The circular economy of smartphones and smart TVs requires changes in the entire value chain

Survey: Almost 90 per cent of Finnish people consider nature important to themselves – there is a wide range of relationships with nature, no single right one