Linda Romanovska
Partner: Corporate Sustainability, Public Policy, Sustainable Finance, Climate Resilience
Linda is a highly regarded senior expert on climate change, natural capital, corporate sustainability and sustainable finance. She is a co-author of inaugural international climate change policies, leading sustainable finance and corporate sustainability reporting frameworks and standards internationally - CSRD, TNFD, EU/AU/ASEAN and other sustainable finance taxonomies, UNFCCC ACT methodology and a number of guidance tools on climate risk and resilience and nature-based solutions.
Linda has held senior leadership roles at PwC, RSM and Materra, is a doctoral researcher at the University of New South Wales and holds several honorary appointments to high-level advisory bodies in policy making and practice. Linda's academic training ranges from climate science to environmental management to business administration to sustainable investing. Over almost two decades of sustainability career, Linda' has supported numerous companies, financial institutions, national and local governments and international bodies on the development or compliance with sustainable finance and sustainability disclosure regulations (ISSB/AASB, CSRD, SDR, SFDR, CSRD), sustainable finance taxonomies, other ESG regulations in the EU, Australian, UK, and Asian markets, as well as voluntary frameworks (TNFD, SASB, GRI, PRI etc.), defining sustainability strategies and sustainable investment frameworks, target-setting and action plans, mobilising capital for climate change and environmental goals, understanding and management of environmental and social risk - exposure/vulnerability assessments, carbon accounting, life-cycle environmental impact assessments, adaptation and resilience planning and implementation, socially just transitions, and natural capital accounting, valuation and reporting.
Linda has held senior leadership roles at PwC, RSM and Materra, is a doctoral researcher at the University of New South Wales and holds several honorary appointments to high-level advisory bodies in policy making and practice. Linda's academic training ranges from climate science to environmental management to business administration to sustainable investing. Over almost two decades of sustainability career, Linda' has supported numerous companies, financial institutions, national and local governments and international bodies on the development or compliance with sustainable finance and sustainability disclosure regulations (ISSB/AASB, CSRD, SDR, SFDR, CSRD), sustainable finance taxonomies, other ESG regulations in the EU, Australian, UK, and Asian markets, as well as voluntary frameworks (TNFD, SASB, GRI, PRI etc.), defining sustainability strategies and sustainable investment frameworks, target-setting and action plans, mobilising capital for climate change and environmental goals, understanding and management of environmental and social risk - exposure/vulnerability assessments, carbon accounting, life-cycle environmental impact assessments, adaptation and resilience planning and implementation, socially just transitions, and natural capital accounting, valuation and reporting.
Mick Liubinskas
Partner: Sustainable Solutions, Innovation and Ventures
Mick Liubinskas is an industry leader at the intersection of sustainability and innovation.
He has completed a Masters of Sustainable Development at Macquarie University and brings global experience from working with cleantech innovators at UC Berkeley, Stanford, and Y Combinator.
At Telstra, Mick co-founded a technology accelerator, supporting over 200 companies into four global markets. At BCG Mick was Partner and Product Director, helping corporates in Australian and South East Asia design and launch innovative ventures and investment initiatives.
He is a climate tech investor, advisor, and co-founder of Climate Salad, one of Australia’s largest climate tech networks with more than 800 innovative companies. He has authored two books and given more than 100 keynotes to audiences in 20 countries.
He has completed a Masters of Sustainable Development at Macquarie University and brings global experience from working with cleantech innovators at UC Berkeley, Stanford, and Y Combinator.
At Telstra, Mick co-founded a technology accelerator, supporting over 200 companies into four global markets. At BCG Mick was Partner and Product Director, helping corporates in Australian and South East Asia design and launch innovative ventures and investment initiatives.
He is a climate tech investor, advisor, and co-founder of Climate Salad, one of Australia’s largest climate tech networks with more than 800 innovative companies. He has authored two books and given more than 100 keynotes to audiences in 20 countries.