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Energy transition is above all, about people. Humanmade climate change affects all citizens and communities of the world – though not everyone is impacted equally, with the poorest and most marginalised often at the sharp end of the disruption. But it is also people who hold the key to reversing the damage done by planetary warming and extreme climate related events. One key aspect to consider is the attractiveness of a career in energy transition to the next generation of the workforce. As we look to address the challenges of climate change, it is crucial to ensure that the energy sector can attract and retain a diverse range of talented individuals.
Chief People Officer
Arabian Gulf Steel Industries
As the Chief People Officer, Anna is a dynamic and visionary leader with over 23 years of experience in sustainability, business strategy, global operations, corporate governance, innovation, future of workforce and transformation. Anna is driving Net Zero Steel agenda at the AGSI through embedding sustainability into the company’s DNA. Her vision is to take accelerated steps towards the Net Zero by 2050 vision not only for her company, but for the hard-to-abate sector at large.
Vice President, Global Projects
ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions
Carman Mullins is a seasoned industry leader with over 25 years of experience and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Mississippi State University. She embarked on her career journey in 1996 as a facilities engineer with Exxon in New Orleans. Over the years, Carman has held progressively senior technical, supervisory, and planning roles, showcasing her exceptional leadership and expertise.
Founding President
African Women in Energy and Power
Bertha Dlamini is an advocate for accelerated participation of African Women and Youth in Africa’s Power and Energy sector. She is the founding President of African Women in Energy and Power (AWEaP), an organisation she founded to accelerate the participation of African Women Entrepreneurs in the full value chains of Power and Energy in Africa and contribute towards addressing the continent’s energy poverty.
Moderator
VP – Energy
dmg events
Sarah is an award-winning Marketing & Communications strategist, with experience across the globe, driving success for both corporations and governmental bodies. Embracing her role at dmg events, her core mission centres on fostering a robust, inclusive, and purposeful events agenda for the energy industry. Her career journey commenced in Brussels, where she worked for the European Institutions. Subsequently, she ventured to Kosovo, contributing to the European Union's mission to revitalise the nation's economy.
How does climate change affect the communities around the world?
Does climate change impact the poorest and marginalised communities the most?
How are people going to play a key role in reversing the damage done by planetary warming?
How attractive is a career in energy transition to the next generation workforce?
What is being done to ensure the sector can attract and retain a brilliant and diverse range of talents?
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