Prior to that he oversaw IFC’s portfolio in the Middle East and North Africa and led business development in frontier markets in the Middle East and North Africa. Pathak was Global Head and Director for Investment and Credit Risk, responsible for global coverage of credit risk, investment risk, integrity risk, pricing and credit/equity training. He has extensive emerging markets experience in principal investments, restructuring and risk management. Pathak was IFC’s Regional Director for East Asia and the Pacific, leading advisory and investment operations across 18 countries, which in fiscal year 2020 reached US$4.2 billion in long-term investments, including funds mobilized from other investors. He is responsible for identifying new business opportunities for climate business and facilitating the mobilization of capital into this space. In this role, he facilitates business growth, provides thought leadership, new product development and facilitates all work related to climate business. Vivek Pathak is IFC’s Global Head and Director of Climate Business. Moderator: Vivek Pathak, Director and Global Head for Climate Business, IFC Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, CEO, Global Environment Facility.Christina Chan, Director for the Climate Resilience Practice, World Resources Institute.Imad Fakhoury, Global Director for Infrastructure, PPPs, and Guarantees, World Bank.John Haley, CEO of Willis Towers Watson and Chair of the Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment.Brooks Preston, Managing Director of Infrastructure and Real Assets, Macquarie Group.Jay Koh, Founder and Chair, Global Adaptation & Resilience Investment Working Group.Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Minister for Business, Energy, and Clean Growth and UK International Champion on Adaptation and Resilience for the COP26 Presidency, United Kingdom.Sadiye Yalcin, Deputy Director-General, Ministry of Agriculture, Forests, and Water, Turkey.
Climate Change Specialist and Lead Author, World Bank He witnessed the destruction of his universe, passed through the Godwall and was remade in the Prime Universe as a giant.Opening Remarks: Bernice Van Bronkhorst, Global Director for Climate Change, World Bank Relic floated in the depths of space and cradled the green lightsmith who was the last other living being in creation, and knew that if he had taken drastic steps, lives would have been saved. In shock and then desperation, they went to war over the resource that powered their civilization, but they died. One by one, the seven corps of lightsmiths began to lose their power. He journeyed to the Godwall that enclosed the universe, but could find nothing. He searched all of the physical universe and could not find the reservoir. The people of the universe called him a relic and refused to believe him. He believed that the "lightsmiths" were drawing their power from a reservoir and that it would run dry. There, he was a scientist who argued that harnessing the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum would lead to disaster. Relic is a native of a prior version of spacetime.
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