To future-proof their business, companies must strategically manage the financial and strategic implications of sustainability. Only then will they be positioned to win in the low-carbon economy.

Alicia Rubi

Partner, Strategy and Transactions, Ernst & Young Servicios Corporativos, S.L.

Enthusiastic about life, both professionally and personally. Loves learning from colleagues. Enjoys traveling with her husband to visit her 5 children outside of Spain. Reads a lot and runs a little.

Alicia is an expert in the strategic and financial integration of sustainability in business operations. She is a former member of the IFRS Advisory Council, the strategic advisory body to the Trustees of the International Sustainability Standards Board.

Alicia has extensive experience in the financial sector, where she has traveled and worked on three continents in various roles, from structured financing to capital markets and asset management.

Before joining the EY organization, Alicia was a partner at an independent strategic and financial sustainability consulting firm in Madrid.

Alicia holds a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and a Fundamentals of Sustainability Accounting (FSA) credentials. She also has a degree in Internal Relations and Economics from the College of William and Mary and advanced studies in Climate Innovation from ETH-Zurich. She speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese.

How Alicia is building a better working world

“I help EY clients build enduring businesses based on the strategic management of sustainability factors that have financial materiality in their industries. Strategic sustainability management creates financial value, whether through increased revenue, cost reduction or risk mitigation. By communicating clearly to investors with standardized ESG KPIs, companies can improve their access to financing.”

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