Partnership of leaders.
Public-private collaboration.
Knowledge for action providers.
The Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) was launched by the prime ministers of Sweden and India with support from the World Economic Forum (WEF) during the UN Secretary-General’s Climate Action Summit on 23 September, 2019, in New York.
Representatives from Sweden, India and the World Economic Forum make up LeadIT’s Management Board. A Technical and Expert Committee, made up of LeadIT member representatives, advises the Board. The Board approves new members and decides on the workplan of the Secretariat.
The LeadIT Secretariat is responsible for managing the work of the Leadership Group and is hosted by Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI).
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Gökce leads the LeadIT Secretariat. She is a research professional with a decade of regulatory analysis, project development and stakeholder management experience focused on energy and industry transitions.
Within the LeadIT Secretariat, Gökce leads conceptual and methodological development of analysis on industry transitions and socio-technical change and provides recommendations to government and industry leaders on industry transitions.
Robert leads the partnerships work at the LeadIT Secretariat. Over the last ten years, he has lead communications and engagement capacity building efforts and developed effective science-policy communication methods that are focused on results and the needs of stakeholders.
Within the LeadIT Secretariat, Rob is responsible for implementation of the LeadIT Summit and development of industry transition dialogues bringing together country and company members.
Somya leads the Industry Transition Roadmaps work at the LeadIT Secretariat. She is a expert in decision making support, stakeholder engagement, technology and process innovation towards realizing the sustainable development goals.
Within the LeadIT Secretariat, Somya leads the creation of an interactive guide on how to design roadmaps and analysis on how developing nations might engage in industry transition.
Sara is an analyst within the LeadIT Secretariat. She is an expert on foresight methodologies, with an emphasis on exploratory scenarios and decision making under uncertainty.
Within the LeadIT Secretariat, Sara mainly works on the works on the Industry Transition Tracker and analysis of how future socioeconomic drivers could accelerate or hinder industry decarbonization pathways.
Felipe is an analyst within the LeadIT Secretariat. He brings his expertise in policy development and identifying policy implementation issues.
Within the secretariat, Felipe focuses on our trackers of industry transition roadmaps and green steel, as well as data-driven analysis and demand-side policies.
Mie Lainio is a communications assistant within the LeadIT Secretariat and has experience as a journalist.
Within LeadIT, Mie assists the team in producing website content, managing social media outreach and implementing the communications strategy.
Astrid is a researcher within the LeadIT Secretariat. She has experience in sustainable consumption, with a background in Life Cycle Assessment.
Within LeadIT, Astrid focuses on demand-side policies, and more specifically on Green Public Procurement.
Germain is a research associate with the LeadIT Secretariat. He did academic research on carbon lock-ins in the petrochemical sector and worked especially on investments in the plastics industries.
Within LeadIT, Germain mainly works on Green Public Procurement as a tool for the steel, cement and concrete industry transitions.
Robin is a research associate within the LeadIT Secretariat. He has a background in fossil fuel phase-out and policy engagement.
Within LeadIT, Robin focuses on public-private partnerships and the role of green hydrogen in industry transition.
Linus is an analyst within the LeadIT Secretariat. He has experience in energy system analysis, from both a technical and socio-technical perspective, and in public policy.
Within LeadIT, Linus focuses on financing industry transitions and membership management.
