Alejandro Marti
CEO & Co-founder Mitiga Solutions
Alejandro Martí is CEO and Co-Founder of Mitiga Solutions, a deep tech company working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, science, and supercomputing to quantify and manage physical climate risks. He also chairs the United Nations Group on AI for Climate Applications, shaping how global institutions use AI to address climate volatility. Under his leadership, Mitiga has become a European leader in climate risk intelligence, supporting global insurers, investors, and infrastructure operators to build resilience against natural hazards. Alejandro holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering from UPC and has studied Applied Physics, Mathematics, Climate Change, Business, and Entrepreneurship at universities including Rutgers, Princeton, Cambridge, and ESADE. He has over 15 years of experience at the intersection of science, technology, and policy.
2026 Agenda Sessions
Climate Risk? SO WHAT. Beyond reporting: Reducing risk where it matters. A fireside chat – Lessons f
Across industries, companies have poured time and resources into climate risk assessments – often for the sake of compliance. The result?
- Growing frustration with ESG reporting that feels like bureaucracy, not progress.
- Assessments too high-level to guide real operational decisions.
- A narrow focus on site-level risks, while the biggest exposures often lie across the value chain, beyond direct control.
It’s time to shift the mindset – from checking boxes to reducing real risk. This session will explore how companies can turn climate risk assessments into pragmatic, data-driven tools that deliver measurable business value, not just reports.
Tuesday 10 February 09:00 - 10:30 Red Sea Stage (CTICC1 – Level 1)
Across industries, companies have poured time and resources into climate risk assessments – often for the sake of compliance. The result?
- Growing frustration with ESG reporting that feels like bureaucracy, not progress.
- Assessments too high-level to guide real operational decisions.
- A narrow focus on site-level risks, while the biggest exposures often lie across the value chain, beyond direct control.
It’s time to shift the mindset – from checking boxes to reducing real risk. This session will explore how companies can turn climate risk assessments into pragmatic, data-driven tools that deliver measurable business value, not just reports.
Red Sea Stage (CTICC1 – Level 1) Africa/Johannesburg
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