麻豆传媒

I am an Argentinean born British citizen. I have a BSc in Engineering from the University of La Plata (Argentina), an MBA from Royal Holloway University of London and a Phd in Management from Royal Holloway.  Before my academic career, I worked for the Inter-American Development Bank and the Ministry of Public Works in Argentina.

I am a Professor in Global Business Sustainability and Strategy and Sustainability Champion at the Faculty of Business and Law.  I am coordinator of the Greening of Industry Network  ( http://www.greeningofindustry.org/) since 2008 and Editor in Chief of Springer鈥檚 book series: Greening of Industry Network Studies (https://www.springer.com/series/10444). Previously I was director of the Center for Research into Sustainability (CRIS) at Royal Holloway and senior researcher/research manager  in the ESRC Center for Business Research, Accountability, sustainability and Society ( BRASS)  at Cardiff University.  More recently, I have been visiting professor at the University of Sao Paulo and the Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brazil). I speak fluent spanish ( mother tongue) and can get away with portuguese.

I currently lead on the Innovation portfolio for the Faculty of Technology. I am currently PI (UoP) for a 拢3.5M Research England funded project Clean Growth UK and a recently completed Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund project - 'Energy Autonomous Community'.

Clean Growth UK is a national Innovation Network for Universities and Business working together to innovate for a low carbon economy. This project links university expertise to SME innovators and connects them to large public and private sector organisations via challenge led innovation events and demonstration projects.

I also recently acted as Co-I on a Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) green Infrastructure project on SUDS adoption by developers and impact on home owners (PROSuDS), and is a member of the NERC advisory network.

I am vice-chair of Future South, a business-led triple helix partnership that is working towards a low carbon economy in the South of England. This includes businesses such as Southern Water, IBM and Southern and Scottish Electricity Networks. Together they have created over 250 clean growth jobs, helped to establish the Hampshire community bank, worked with over 150 businesses on low carbon innovation projects, and created Greentech South - an innovation and technology cluster and the first 'Energy and Environment' accredited cluster in the UK, and member a of the International Cleantech Network. 

I served as Environment and Health science coordinator from 2012 to 2016 for two RCUK research programmes: Environmental Exposure and Health Initiative (EEHI) and Environmental & Social Ecology of Human Infectious Diseases (ESEI). The combined funding for both programmes was ~拢17M, originating from a range of funding partners from UK research councils and government departments. As Science Coordinator, I worked closely with the funded researchers, the funding agencies and end users to help achieve the programme vision of the establishment of truly interdisciplinary teams of researchers, conducting high quality state-of-the-art innovative research, feeding into policy and practice.