A live experience from Aadam Sheikh
APEXLIVE
What Would It Actually Take To Save The World?
A journey through 4.5 billion years of Earth, a life spent looking for adventure, and the question that led from Imperial College to building Apexion.
On stage
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From the audience
After the show.
Insightful and exciting presentation — the crowd around the stage unable to get a seat said it all!

Stimulating and enlightening. A bold dive into how we really think — and why it matters.

The audience was enthralled. Highlight of my visit.

Gravitas, eloquence, and real stage presence. Left a lasting impression.

The audience was on the edge of their seats watching Aadam perform, biggest crowd of the day!

A talk I’ll remember for a long time, both entertaining and educational!

Aadam tied geospatial data into bigger picture problem solving effortlessly, a truly memorable speech!

The atmosphere at Aadam’s talk was electric! Fed by his passionate presentation style.

The talk · APEX LIVE
What Would It Actually Take To Save The World?
- Schools ages 3–18
- Universities
- Events
From Earth’s 4.5-billion-year history to the world we live in today, APEX LIVE connects the story of our planet with Aadam’s own: finding a mission in the natural world young, and carrying it through every stage of his life to what he is building today.
Drawing on 500+ interviews with climate leaders, the talk distils the biggest lessons into 10 practical steps students can use to become as valuable as possible to the problems they care about solving.
Enquiries opening soon.
- 01 · Our planet4.5 billion years
The story of Earth, right up to now.
- 02 · A personal missionFinding a reason to act
From a childhood in nature to building today.
- 03 · Your next step500+ interviews. 10 steps.
Turning lessons into action on the problems you care about.
The ambition
Apex Live: Road To Wembley
Apex Live is being built towards one destination: Wembley.
A full-scale live experience where wildlife, Earth’s story, adventure, film and live performance collide — not simply to explain the world, but to make people feel the scale, wonder and urgency of it.
Every school, university and theatre show is another step towards that stage, growing the ideas, the audience and the spectacle of what Apex Live can ultimately become.



