José Rehbein

José Rehbein is an Engineer with a Master's degree in Environmental Management, specializing in renewable energy, climate change, and conservation.

He has extensive expertise in project management on national and international levels, particularly in developing countries, focusing on areas such as land use planning, public policy, research, and innovation.

José Rehbein pursued his Master of Environmental Management with a major in Conservation and Natural Resource Management at The University of Queensland.

He also holds a degree in Industrial Engineering with a minor in Energy and Environment from Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, where he studied as an exchange student in Engineering Sciences at the University of Technology, Sydney.

In terms of early education, he attended primary school at Col-legi Regina Carmeli in Horta, Barcelona.

José Rehbein's professional experience includes working as an Environment, Natural Resources & Blue Economy consultant at The World Bank and serving as the Director at ONG Amigos del Mar.

He has also held positions such as Lead Consultant at UNESCO - Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission, Research Assistant, Professor Assistant, and Mentor at The University of Queensland.

Additionally, he has been an International Ambassador at PIC - Preserve in Community, Projects coordinator at Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Chief Project Manager at Ecoenergías, and Chief Sustainability Manager at ADROX Nanotecnologia.

José Rehbein co-founded Borg Storage and served as its Chief Information Officer (CIO) and worked as a Responsable de Proyectos at Ecoenergías.

Furthermore, he was an Assistant Professor at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez.

Passionate about addressing environmental challenges, José Rehbein seeks challenging opportunities to contribute positively to the planet through his diverse skill set and experience.