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This 45-minute webinar designed for sustainability leads and procurement teams in Europe navigating the shifting landscape of the carbon market. During this session we unpacked the latest signals, the growing emphasis on quality and risk, and what it all means for today's carbon credit buyers.
Jacqueline Hadasch is the Climate and Sustainability Manager at E.ON, where she leads E.ON's carbon market strategy and is a co-lead of the organisation's climate strategy. With hands-on experience across both corporate and regional utility environments, Jacqueline brings a pragmatic, impact-focused approach to accelerating the energy transition.
Guy Turner is the Head of Carbon Markets at MSCI, where he is responsible for overseeing the provision of investor-grade data and analytical tools designed to bring greater transparency and integrity to the global carbon credit market. With over 30 years of experience in climate policy, sustainability, and the energy transition, he is regarded as a leading authority on carbon markets. Guy is a regular contributor to high-level industry discussions and frequently speaks at prominent international forums on climate change.
Karolien brings 20 years of experience in climate finance, development finance, and carbon markets. She tracks policy developments across compliance and voluntary markets to steer South Pole's go-to-market strategy. Covering topics ranging from Article 6, CORSIA, and jurisdictional REDD+ to domestic markets and voluntary governance frameworks like SBTi, she oversees policy analysis, market intelligence, government affairs, and commercial strategy. Before joining South Pole, she held positions with the Belgian Foreign Ministry, the United Nations, and Global Green Growth Institute, advising governments across Africa and Asia on climate finance and green investments.
Leila Kamdem is a senior climate risk professional whose career spans nearly two decades, and includes senior leadership roles at various organisations, including HSBC and Mazars. Prior to her role as Group Head of Climate Risk for HSBC, she was a Partner at Mazars where she held various roles, including UK Head of Financial Services Consulting and Lead Partner for Climate Risk. Leila has extensive experience leading regulatory compliance projects and developing risk management frameworks aligned with international climate standards.
Nicolò has over six years of experience developing international cooperation projects in Africa and more than four years of experience in carbon project development.
Jonathan Moss is an Associate Director for Business Development at South Pole. With over seven years of experience in sustainability and carbon markets, he has supported hundreds of companies worldwide - particularly in Germany, Switzerland, and the UK - in developing strategies to reduce their environmental impact. At South Pole, Jonathan leads a team of eight sustainability advisors across the DACH region, guiding their work in client engagement and business development to drive meaningful climate action. Prior to this, he supported research at the Schumacher Institute think tank and the University of Bristol where he delved into environmental policy topics such as the UK Energy Industry.
