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Maryam Golnaraghi
Senior Executive & Advisor - Board Member - Innovation - Climate Risk Management & Resilience l Finance & Insurance - Climate Tech Derisking for Industrial Decarbonization I Strategic Partnerships - Startup Mentor
Dr. Maryam Golnaraghi is a distinguished figure in the realms of climate change adaptation and mitigation, with a relentless dedication to fostering a safer and more secure world.
Over her 25+ years career, she has left an indelible mark on companies and governments, championing sustainable solutions for a shift towards a resilient and decarbonized economy.
Dr. Golnaraghi is recognized as an innovator in holistic risk management, a driver of systemic change, and a facilitator of cross-sectoral collaborations to drive transformative climate actions.
In 2020, she was acknowledged by InsuranceERM as one of the 'Most Influential on Climate Change' and by The Leaders' Magazine as one of the top 100 influencers globally on 'Resilience'.
Her achievements include developing resilience solutions for infrastructure systems, formulating corporate decarbonization strategies, and leading initiatives to enhance climate technologies deployment.
Dr. Golnaraghi's expertise also extends to financial regulatory requirements for climate risk reporting, climate risk assessment tools, and overseeing the development of the global tsunami warning system.
She possesses a vast global network spanning across various sectors and key organizations including C-Suite executives, financial regulators, NGOs, and multilateral organizations.
As a respected board member, advisor, and connector, Dr. Golnaraghi leverages her influential network and deep knowledge to guide corporations and governments through the complexities of the current landscape.
Educationally, she holds a Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography from Harvard University, an MS in Engineering Physics/Applied Physics from Harvard University, and a BS in Chemical Engineering from Cornell University.
Dr. Maryam Golnaraghi has held pivotal roles in prestigious organizations such as The Geneva Association, Emission Reduction Corp., Creative Destruction Lab, The World Bank Group, and the World Meteorological Organization, among others.