Angela Morelli is co-founder and CEO of Infodesignlab a socially-conscious information design firm that work with scientists to turn complex data into unique visualisations, meaningful narratives, compelling messages and stunning communication products. She has spent the last 18 years providing bespoke information design support to scientific organisations such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the European Environment Agency, the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, the Center for Climate Research in Norway and the World Meteorological Organization, making scientific knowledge effective and accessible to wider audiences across many platforms. She uses Design as a strategic problem-solving process. Design enhances our understanding of any content by allowing us to map out interconnections, facilitate dialogues among scientists, build bridges between data experts and the audience, and involve key stakeholders. The impact of InfoDesignLab's work has been formally acknowledged by listing her as drafting author of the summaries for policymakers of three IPCC reports in the 6th assessment cycle.

Angela gained her MA in Information Design from Central Saint Martins in London, having previously obtained a BA degree in Engineering from Politecnico di Milano and an MA in Industrial Design. She is an acclaimed international speaker and has regularly taught at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, at the Oslo MET University, BI Norwegian Business School and at Central Saint Martins University in London. She has been jury member of the International Institute of Information Design Award and was awarded the Il Monito del Giardino Award in 2013 along with philanthropist Paul Polak, primatologist Jane Goodall, water scientist Tony Allan and other individuals committed to defending planetary ecosystems.