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MIAMI, May 15, 2025 ~ Miami, FL - The Nobel Sustainability Trust Foundation (NST) has announced that its 2025 Nobel Sustainability Trust Awards Ceremony will be held in Miami this December. The international foundation, established by members of the Nobel family, aims to address the world's most pressing environmental challenges.
The ceremony will take place at the historic Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a renowned architectural and natural landmark that embodies the harmony between culture, environment, and heritage - ideals central to the Foundation's goals.
According to Peter Nobel, Chairman of the Nobel Sustainability Trust and member of the Nobel family, "Miami stands as both a symbol of climate vulnerability and a beacon of resilience. It is a city that reflects the urgency of our time and the ingenuity required to meet it." He believes that Vizcaya offers a fitting setting for honoring those whose work is guiding the world towards a more sustainable path.
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The NST's Sustainability Awards recognize exemplary achievements in energy, water, and agriculture. They honor individuals and institutions whose contributions reflect transformative impact and long-term commitment to sustainability. Past recipients have included globally recognized figures such as Professor Lord Nicholas Stern for his transformative impact on international climate policy.
Tracy Wang, Chief Executive Officer of the Nobel Sustainability Trust, stated that "We honor those who not only envision a better future but actively build it through meaningful, measurable impact." She believes that bringing this global event to Miami recognizes the city's growing influence as a hub for climate leadership, innovation, and international collaboration.
The 2025 ceremony will coincide with NST's Annual Global Sustainability Summit. This summit will bring together international leaders from policy, academia, science, business, and philanthropy. It will serve as a platform for advancing multilateral dialogue and mobilizing cross-sector action to address global environmental challenges.
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Adding a local voice to the announcement was Rodrigo Veloso, Advisor to the Nobel Sustainability Trust and Representative of the NST Miami Chapter. He remarked that "Miami is more than my home - it's a living symbol of what's at stake and what's possible." He believes that hosting the Sustainability Awards in Miami is a tribute to the city's spirit of rising to meet the future with creativity, urgency, and hope.
The decision to host the awards in Miami reflects NST's growing commitment to recognizing and engaging with cities and regions on the frontlines of climate change. As a cultural and environmental gateway to the Americas, Miami provides a compelling stage from which to elevate global sustainability leadership.
The 2025 Nobel Sustainability Trust Awards Ceremony in Miami will reinforce NST's mission to accelerate global awareness, innovation, and implementation of sustainable solutions. It is an opportunity to honor those who are actively working towards a more sustainable future and inspire others to join in this crucial effort.
The ceremony will take place at the historic Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a renowned architectural and natural landmark that embodies the harmony between culture, environment, and heritage - ideals central to the Foundation's goals.
According to Peter Nobel, Chairman of the Nobel Sustainability Trust and member of the Nobel family, "Miami stands as both a symbol of climate vulnerability and a beacon of resilience. It is a city that reflects the urgency of our time and the ingenuity required to meet it." He believes that Vizcaya offers a fitting setting for honoring those whose work is guiding the world towards a more sustainable path.
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The NST's Sustainability Awards recognize exemplary achievements in energy, water, and agriculture. They honor individuals and institutions whose contributions reflect transformative impact and long-term commitment to sustainability. Past recipients have included globally recognized figures such as Professor Lord Nicholas Stern for his transformative impact on international climate policy.
Tracy Wang, Chief Executive Officer of the Nobel Sustainability Trust, stated that "We honor those who not only envision a better future but actively build it through meaningful, measurable impact." She believes that bringing this global event to Miami recognizes the city's growing influence as a hub for climate leadership, innovation, and international collaboration.
The 2025 ceremony will coincide with NST's Annual Global Sustainability Summit. This summit will bring together international leaders from policy, academia, science, business, and philanthropy. It will serve as a platform for advancing multilateral dialogue and mobilizing cross-sector action to address global environmental challenges.
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Adding a local voice to the announcement was Rodrigo Veloso, Advisor to the Nobel Sustainability Trust and Representative of the NST Miami Chapter. He remarked that "Miami is more than my home - it's a living symbol of what's at stake and what's possible." He believes that hosting the Sustainability Awards in Miami is a tribute to the city's spirit of rising to meet the future with creativity, urgency, and hope.
The decision to host the awards in Miami reflects NST's growing commitment to recognizing and engaging with cities and regions on the frontlines of climate change. As a cultural and environmental gateway to the Americas, Miami provides a compelling stage from which to elevate global sustainability leadership.
The 2025 Nobel Sustainability Trust Awards Ceremony in Miami will reinforce NST's mission to accelerate global awareness, innovation, and implementation of sustainable solutions. It is an opportunity to honor those who are actively working towards a more sustainable future and inspire others to join in this crucial effort.
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