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Joyeeta Das
Climate|Deep tech entrepreneur|Engineer
Joyeeta Das is a deep tech and climate-serial entrepreneur with over 14 years of experience creating innovative solutions addressing global challenges like carbon removal.
As the CEO and Co-founder of SamudraOceans, she leads a startup focused on scaling seaweed farming with robotics and AI to remove 1 gigaton of carbon from the atmosphere by 2033, with additional benefits for ocean health and blue carbon credits.
Her expertise spans embedded electronics engineering, theoretical physics, AI, data analytics, and business administration, with degrees from prestigious institutions like Oxford University, Dartmouth College, and Cambridge University.
Joyeeta has successfully managed projects worth hundreds of millions of dollars and diverse teams ranging from 3 to 800 members, demonstrating a leadership style characterized by data-driven decision-making and empowerment of individuals.
She champions simplicity in solving complex problems, employs systems thinking, and adheres to first principles in her approach.
Beyond her professional achievements, Joyeeta enjoys exploring remote islands, reading extensively, cooking vegan recipes, and engaging in Flamenco dancing.
She is actively involved in various global women's groups, holds positions on boards such as UK I2S, Data Friendly Space, and Niya.ai, and has garnered media attention from prestigious outlets like The BBC, The Times, and CNBC.
Her accolades include nominations for MIT 35 under 35, BAME 100 by FT, and recognitions such as the EY Outpacer and IET Business Woman of the Year.
Joyeeta's educational background includes a Master of Business Administration from the University of Oxford, a Bachelor's in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and studies in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics among others in top universities worldwide.
Her prior roles range from CEO and Co-founder at various startups, consultant positions at tech companies like Cisco, and advisory roles in innovation-focused organizations.