Alexis Roig currently serves as CEO of SciTech DiploHub, the leading international think-and-do tank working at the intersection of science, technology, and foreign affairs. He also serves as Barcelona’s Chief Science and Tech Envoy, representing the city’s science, technology, and innovation ecosystem before UN bodies, International Organizations and foreign governments. He is the Commissioner for International Affairs of the Barcelona Metropolitan Region strategic plan, a professor at the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (USST), Associate Researcher at the Barcelona Centre for International Relations (CIDOB), Associate Professor of Pompeu Fabra University (UPF) and the Barcelona Institute of International Studies (IBEI). He has over 15 years’ experience as Senior Advisor on Science and Technology Diplomacy for ministries of Foreign Affairs and Science of governments across Asia, Europe and Latin America. 

Mr. Roig is founder and member of the board of numerous nonprofits and think tanks on Public Diplomacy, Innovation Policy, AI Governance, and Science Advice. He serves as president of the Catalan Institute of China; editorial board member of the publication El Món De Demà; member of the Council of Catalonia Abroad, the advisory body on foreign affairs and diaspora diplomacy of the Government of Catalonia; member of the advisory board of Digital Future Society, think tank supported by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation of the Government of Spain focused on the governance of emerging digital technologies; member of the International Network for Government Science Advice of the International Science Council (ISC); and board member of the Space and Aerospace Commission of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce.

He holds a master’s in Computer Science from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, an MBA from EM Normandie Business School, a Postgraduate degree in Diplomacy from the United Nations Institute for Training and Research and Executive Education in Leadership and Public Administration by ESADE and IESE.

With over 30 years of worldwide Food/Agricultural and Supply Chain experience, Martha's career in the agricultural industry started while sourcing ingredients from the Americas to New Zealand, Australia and Asia. This provided her with the knowledge of the product from the source to delivery and ultimately becoming a leader in the industry, traveling while delivering projects beneficial for the supplier and customers on 4 continents. Dealing with both small and industrial size farms, government entities and sophisticated buyers in Europe, Russia and the United States, she has set up production lines across many crops and commodities, leading also social impact programs such as government finance programs for women farmers in Mexico, as well as bank low interest credit program in California for small organic farmers. Martha has a combined upbringing of coffee farm owners and school and university owners for working and rural families. Formal education in Chemistry and Biology at LaSalle University and Javeriana University, and post-graduate courses at the University of Chicago, the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, the Stanford University Entrepreneurial and Scalability program, and the UC Davis Institute for Food, Ag & Health Entrepreneurship. Today she leads Agtools, a Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence award winner, a SaaS and enterprise firm that delivers global food & agricultural financial and market intelligence data. Agtools offers trusted official data from around the world, in real-time data for farmers and buyers to manage market volatility, increase profitability, and reduce the world’s food waste and CO2, and SO2 footprint.

Expert Consultant in technical assistance activities for planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of programs and projects for regional and local development, characterized by practical objectives and sectoral integration, the advanced processes of inter-institutional cooperation, the mobilization of territorial development actors , by means of building partnerships, the initiation Developed activities mainly include: -Consultation of local actors, stage design and evaluation of strategic plans for territorial development in the field of projects co-financed by the EU.-Evaluation of the respective Strategic Plans socio-economic development, through analysis multi-criterly, hierarchy of objectives, actions and programs, identifying strategic priority interventions, identification of impact indicators; -Evaluation of the compatibility of the proposed intervention in Area Strategic Plans wide under different axes of intervention; - Developing, in the territory of the District, the Integrated Development Plans in the field of Tourism, Cultural Heritage, Cultural, Environment and Ecology, new procedures and models for local governance.

간호,SGDs,정부,코로나19 바이러스, NGO등이 나타나게 할 수 있는 커뮤니티가 있습니다~!^^

• MAKING EMPLOYMENT ACCESSIBLE FOR PEOPLE WITH ANY KIND OF DISABILITIES

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/making-employment-accessible-people-any-kind-mathieu-vaassen-/

• A SOLUTION AFTER DECADES OF YEARS IS COMING

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/solution-after-decades-years-coming-mathieu-vaassen-/

The Meaning of Web Accessibility Initiative;

The Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), created by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) defines digital accessibility as the following: “Web accessibility means that people in disability situations can use the Web. More precisely, they can perceive, understand, browse, and interact with the Web, and contribute to the Web. The accessibility of the Web also benefits others, notably the elderly population whose abilities change with age.

Web accessibility includes all disabilities that affect access to the Web including visual, audio, physical, speech, cognitive, and neurological disabilities. Accessibility equally includes people having any problem with computer hardware (very slow speed, old computer, lack of knowledge of the use of computer tools, etc).

The solution is how we bring people with disabilities into contact with employers and thereby improve their quality of life by participating in society with a job or starting a business

RoomForWork Enterprise has a solution to bring people with disabilities into contact with employers through digital accessibility technology where job seekers with disabilities (mentally/physical) can be matched autonomously and intelligently with vacancies/projects or Gigs from clients via AI matching technology

Soon more information about how our project connects to these forgotten people

See my calendar for a date https://meetings-eu1.hubspot.com/meetings/mathieu-vaassen

Mathieu Vaassen CEO RoomForWork Enterprise BV Email: mathieu@roomforwork.com

Operations Officer, a private sector development specialist, joined the IFC, World Bank Group in 2009.
Senior economic policy expert focusing on analysis and the implementation of regulatory and governance improvements.
Legal background combined with experience in leadership positions.
In-depth knowledge of business regulation policies and practice, proven skills in multi-stakeholder engagement and coordination (Government, Private sector, civil society, and international organizations).
Goal-oriented attitude combined with effective project and team management skills.

Interested in Sustainability and ESG agenda. 

Lecturing Corporate Governance at Eurasia International University, Armenia (www.eiu.am)