At Seaweed Greens, we believe that by combining world-class engineering and visionary leadership, we can restore nutrient health to our soils, improve beach management of sargassum, and create beautifully successful green spaces—from coastlines to golf courses and beyond.
Camilla Webster is a visionary leader, creative entrepreneur, and the dynamic force behind *Seaweed Greens*. As Cofounder and CEO, she brings more than two decades of expertise across operations, media, marketing, innovation, and sales to lead the company’s mission: restoring coastal ecosystems and transforming agriculture with regenerative seaweed-based solutions.
Raised in a family deeply rooted in *agriculture, engineering, ocean shipping, conservation*, and *innovation*, Camilla’s passion for sustainable practices and global impact began early. Growing up in the summers on a 700 acre arable manor farm in England with extensive gardens, forests and community engagement, she later served as director of her family farm—experiences that cemented her dedication to environmental stewardship and scalable land use solutions.
Her career launched at *CBS 60 Minutes*, where she covered some of the most defining moments of the 21st century—including *9/11*, *Hurricane Katrina*, and the *U.S. invasion of Iraq*. These experiences sharpened her leadership under pressure and prepared her to manage complex environmental rollouts across golf courses, public green spaces, and regenerative farms for Seaweed Greens.
A *TED speaker*, *bestselling author, former editor at The Wall Street Journal*, and *former Forbes anchor*, Camilla has interviewed global changemakers such as *Christine Lagarde*, *Boris Johnson*, *Sergey Brin* and *Sir Richard Branson*. She is known for turning bold vision into strategic action—an essential asset in steering Seaweed Greens at the intersection of environmental innovation and green technology. Passionate about technology, Camilla has served as the moderator of TEDxNewWallStreet, has been at the DIg South Tech Summit, and a speaker at the UN GAID Conference.
Camilla is also the founder of *Love From Palm Beach*, an art and accessories brand spotlighting Florida’s coastal beauty and ecological urgency. Her Seaweed Greens-inspired artwork has been featured at the *Eudemonia Summit*, *Loggerhead Marinelife Center*, *The Breakers*, *The Boca Raton*, *Lost Tree Club*, and *The Ocean Reef Club*, as well as in *Palm Beach Illustrated*, *Modern Luxury*, *Florida Weekly *and on* CNBC Changemakers*. In 2025, she was honored by the *Palm Beach County Board of Commissioners* and was nominated in 2024 for the *Women’s Chamber of Commerce Giraffe Award* for her leadership in art, sustainability, and women’s empowerment.
A dual UK–US citizen, Camilla is an active member of *Nexus*, where she advises the oceans group, furthering her advocacy for marine conservation. She was educated at *The Brearley School* in New York City and holds an *Honors MA and BA from the University of St. Andrews* in Scotland.
At Seaweed Greens, Camilla merges her global perspective, media acumen, and lifelong commitment to environmental sustainability to lead a movement redefining the future of coastal health, agriculture, and green innovation.
Andrew Sneath is an award-winning automotive engineer, inventor, and environmental innovator with a passion for building systems that shape the future. As CTO and Cofounder of Seaweed Greens, he leads the development of the company’s proprietary seaweed processing technology—transforming sargassum into powerful, toxin-free soil solutions that regenerate the earth and reduce coastal waste.
Over his 30-year career, Andrew has led research, development, and manufacturing for electric vehicles, robotic marine technologies, and sustainable transportation. He was among the earliest pioneers of internal combustion to electric vehicle (ICE to EV) conversions, and his company, OllE, launched the first electric vehicle platform in Palm Beach designed for resort applications—with integrated solar and bi-directional charging capabilities. Prior to that, his retrofitted electric Jollys, designed in partnership with Lilly Pulitzer and Neiman Marcus, garnered national attention.
Andrew’s career began with the invention of BOB—the Breathing Observation Bubble—a revolutionary tourist submarine featured by Disney and sold globally. He later developed robotic marine animals, including the BBC-commissioned Roboshark, and contributed to underwater cinematography for films like James Bond: Tomorrow Never Dies and Sphere.
With deep technical knowledge in systems engineering, battery technology, and design, Andrew brings a fearless commitment to sustainable invention. At Seaweed Greens, he applies this legacy of engineering excellence to create real-world solutions that restore our ecosystems and power a new era of green agriculture.
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