Brazilian Chapter
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Brazilian Chapter Co-Leads
Meet the leaders helping build connection, collaboration and momentum across Brazilia’s climate community.
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Marina Grossi
Presidente do CEBDS | Enviada Especial da COP30 para o Setor Empresarial | Conselheira de Administração
Member of the board and of the Sustainability Committee of Norte Energia S.A., chair of the Brazilian Advisory Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS) in Brazil, COP30 special envoy for the business sector, and member of the advisory board of Edelman Inc. She is also a founding member of the Brazilian Women Leaders Network for Sustainability, where she has actively defended and articulated the regulation of the carbon market since 2016.
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Ana Toni
Economist | PhD in Political Science | Public Policy, Climate Change, Sustainable Development, Government, Philanthropy
Ana Toni is a Brazilian economist, political scientist, and prominent climate policy expert who served as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference. Concurrently, she has been a driving force in Brazil's environmental governance, notably serving as the National Secretary for Climate Change under the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change.
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María Mendiluce
CEO @ We Mean Business Coalition | TIME 100 Climate Leader | Energy Economist
An energy economist and CEO of We Mean Business Coalition, María Mendiluce has more than 30 years of experience advancing the global energy transition across business, government and international organizations. She co-founded Women Leading on Climate with Catherine McKenna and is a leading voice on clean energy, electrification and climate action.