Amir Adnani is the President, Chief Executive Officer, a director and a founder of Uranium Energy Corp (UEC: NYSE American). Under his leadership, the Company has developed into the largest diversified North American focused uranium company with low-cost, environmentally friendly in-situ recovery (“ISR”) uranium projects in the United States and high-grade conventional projects in Canada. Capitalizing on the opportunities offered by the long bear market in uranium, UEC devised a disciplined acquisition strategy and completed over $1 billion of physical, mineral, and mining uranium assets between 2017 and 2022.

In the U.S., UEC controls the largest portfolio of fully permitted ISR projects, anchored by two operational processing plants in Wyoming and Texas. Recently, UEC announced the restart of operations at its Christensen Ranch ISR Mine in Wyoming. In Canada, UEC controls one of the largest portfolios of exploration and development holdings in the prolific Athabasca basin, including the world-class, 100% owned Roughrider Project. 

Mr. Adnani is the founder and Chairman of Uranium Royalty Corp. (UROY: Nasdaq; URC: TSX), the first and only publicly listed royalty company in the uranium sector. By background, he is an entrepreneur, and earlier started and expanded two other private companies.

Mr. Adnani has given a variety of presentations at prominent industry conferences organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency, World Nuclear Fuel Market and the Milken Institute.  He is a frequent contributor to the business media, including CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and Fox Business News.

Fortune magazine distinguished Mr. Adnani on their “40 Under 40, Ones to Watch” list of North American executives. He was selected as one of “Mining’s Future Leaders” by Mining Journal, a UK-based global industry publication. He was also a nominee for Ernst & Young’s “Entrepreneur of the Year” distinction. Mr. Adnani holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of British Columbia and was a director of the university’s Alumni Association from 2015 to 2021.

Alejandro López Delgado is a Managing Director, Infrastructure at La Caisse. Based in Paris, he leads the origination and execution of infrastructure investments in Europe in sectors such as energy, transportation, social and digital infrastructure. 

He has over 20 years of experience as a global infrastructure investor and has completed transactions with a combined enterprise value of over $50 billion, including Sizewell C, ATC Europe, VTG, XP Fibre, Port of Melbourne, MapleCo, Exolum, Caruna, Ellevio and Tank & Rast. Before joining La Caisse in 2020, he spent eight years at OMERS Infrastructure where he played a key role in building and developing the organization’s European portfolio. Prior to that, he worked at Mubadala Infrastructure Partners and was an Associate in Goldman Sachs’ Infrastructure Investment Group. He began his career at Ferrovial, and also worked at BCG.  

He earned an MBA from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s Degree and a Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. 

La Caisse (formerly CDPQ) invests constructively to generate sustainable returns over the long term. As a global investment group managing funds for public pension and insurance plans, they work alongside their partners to build enterprises that drive performance and progress. They are active in the major financial markets, private equity, infrastructure, real estate and private debt. As at December 31, 2024, CDPQ’s net assets totalled CAD 473 billion. 

Ananya has advised on >US$100 billion of financing advisory assignments during his time at Rothschild & Co, spanning Government funding, export credit agencies, credit ratings, commercial lenders and various pools of private capital. Prior to joining Rothschild & Co, Ananya worked at The Royal Bank of Scotland plc. Ananya graduated from The London School of Economics & Political Science.

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Alan is Director, Strategy and Business Development for Rolls-Royce SMR business responsible for growth of the business covering market and customer development, creation of programme partnerships, and funding of both the new SPV company as well as the strategy for creating future deployment funding options. Alan has been in Rolls-Royce over 24 years holding a number of roles across the company in a number of sectors including Marine, Defence, Power Systems and Corporate Strategy. After completing a Master’s Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Nottingham University, Alan joined Rolls-Royce on the graduate training programme in 1998. His career in Rolls-Royce has covered multiple sectors including Submarines, Marine, Corporate Strategy, and now Nuclear. Alan has also completed a Master’s degree in Programme Management.

As Senior Vice President of Global Business Development and Deputy Chief Commercial Officer, Dr Ben Reinke acts as the head of corporate-wide business development activities at X-energy. He oversees analytics, customer relationship development, contract negotiations, capture management, and early-phase project management. He also provides strategic direction to X-energy’s end-to-end project deployment model, from customer origination right through to project delivery. 

Ben’s leadership, management, business development, and policy experiences span the private sector, both the legislative and executive branches, and academia. Prior to X-energy, Ben was Executive Director of the Office of Strategic Planning and Policy of the US Department of Energy. As senior policy advisor to the Secretary, he spearheaded high-priority energy initiatives and led an interdisciplinary team of experts in crafting long-term, cross-cutting departmental strategies. He has also served as majority professional staff on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources – working as the chief architect of key legislation.  

Ben holds a Ph.D. and M.S. in nuclear engineering, as well as a B.S. in physics and French from the Ohio State University, where he was a NASA Space Technology Research Fellow and a Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fellow. 

Alix Johnstone-Morfoisse is the Founder and Director of SimplyBD, a specialist business development consultancy supporting organisations across the nuclear supply chain. Based in the UK, she works with companies of all sizes to identify market opportunities, develop strategic partnerships, and connect with customers and stakeholders across the UK and international nuclear sectors.

Since founding SimplyBD in 2023, Alix has supported businesses across areas including manufacturing, robotics, engineering services, and digital solutions. She is passionate about supply chain engagement and helping to level the playing field for organisations seeking opportunities in the nuclear industry.

Alix holds a Diplôme d'Ingénieur from IMT Nord Europe and a Master's degree in Nuclear Engineering from Imperial College London, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Nuclear Physics at the University of Birmingham. She is a strong advocate for broadening participation in the nuclear sector, particularly encouraging women and young people to pursue careers in STEM.

Mr. Dominguez assumed his role as tenth IMO Secretary-General on 1 January 2024, bringing with him more than three decades of experience serving the global maritime sector, across a spectrum of leadership roles of increasing scope and responsibility.

Initially representing his native Panama, first within the Panama Maritime Authority and in his lattermost appointment as Ambassador of Panama to IMO, his affinity for building consensus saw him elected by his peers as Chair of several flagship IMO intergovernmental meetings, including: the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC), the Technical Committee of the 29th Assembly, and the Maritime Security, Piracy and Armed Robbery Group, as well as a number of Vice-Chair and Board member roles.

A naval architect at heart and by training, Mr. Dominguez gained his first degree at Veracruzana University, Mexico. Recognising from the outset of his career the importance of a multi-disciplinary and multi-sectorial approach to the maritime sector, Mr. Dominguez later went on to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at the University of Hull, as well as an executive qualification in International Law and European Politics at Birkbeck University, both in the United Kingdom.

This agile approach served him well in better understanding the priorities and navigating the needs of the different stakeholders across the maritime sector, and indeed the complexities of a specialized UN agency whose mission it is to support them. In 2017 Mr. Dominguez harnessed this extensive technical and diplomatic knowledge and experience as a delegate for the benefit of IMO. He joined the Organization, first as Chief of Staff, followed by Administrative Director - leading the Organization through the COVID-19 pandemic. Directly prior to his election in July 2023 as Secretary-General, he was the Director of the Marine Environment Division.

His initial term as IMO Secretary-General, approved at the 33rd Assembly in December 2023, is for a period of four years from 2024 to 2027.

Mr. Anil. V. Parab (AVP) is Whole-Time Director & Member L&T Board (Heavy Engineering & Manufacturing). AVP is a distinguished alumnus from V.J.T.I., Mumbai (1982). He acquired Senior Executive Management Education from the London Business School & Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad). He has studied a course in Computer aided Manufacturing from IIT Mumbai.

AVP is a Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineers (INAE) since 2012. AVP is on board of research in nuclear sciences and Senate member of IIT Jammu.

Azim Akhmedkhadjaev is the Director of the Atomic Energy Agency under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Uzatom).

In his current role, he leads Uzbekistan’s efforts to develop a national nuclear energy programme and oversees the implementation of strategic projects in the field of peaceful uses of nuclear energy, including the development of the country’s nuclear power infrastructure.

Mr Akhmedkhadjaev is actively engaged in strengthening Uzbekistan’s cooperation with international organizations, nuclear industry partners and leading global companies. His work focuses on the development of international partnerships, the introduction of advanced nuclear technologies, strengthening nuclear safety and security, and supporting the development of national expertise and human resources in the nuclear sector.

He represents Uzbekistan at major international nuclear energy forums and high-level meetings, contributing to global dialogue on the role of nuclear energy in ensuring energy security, sustainable development and the transition to low-carbon energy systems.

Bernard Fontana holds a degree in engineering from the École Polytechnique and the École Nationale Supérieure des Techniques Avancées in Paris. 

He has begun his career in the chemicals (SNPE), steel (ArecelorMittal and APERAM) and construction materials sectors (Holcim). He was CEO of APERAM before being appointed CEO of Holcim on 1 February 2012.  

On 1 September 2015, Bernard Fontana has been appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer of AREVA NP. He was appointed Chairman of the Executive Board and CEO of Framatome (formerly AREVA NP) on 1 July 2016. 

He is also a Board member at Thales, SSAB, and at GIFEN Services after serving as its Chairman and CEO for 4 years, and has been a member of the Council of the French Nuclear Energy Industry Group GIFEN since its creation in 2018. He is a member of the High Committee for Transparency and Information on Nuclear Safety in France. On 1 April 2024, Bernard Fontana has been appointed Group Executive Vice-President in charge of the Industry and Services Division of EDF and in October 2024, Chairman of Arabelle Solutions. 

As of 5 May 2025 Bernard Fontana is Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of EDF. 

Boris Schucht has been the Chief Executive Officer of Urenco Limited since May 2019. Boris has amassed around 30 years of experience in the energy sector and has been dedicated to supporting measures to address climate change and the clean-energy transition throughout his 18 year career as an executive.

At Urenco, he is a proponent for supporting and evolving the global nuclear fuel cycle, which continues to play an important role in decarbonising the world’s energy supply. He also currently serves as a Director of the World Nuclear Association (WNA).

Before joining Urenco, Boris was the CEO of 50Hertz, the North-East German Transmission System Operator, for just under a decade. Simultaneously he served as a board member for respective organisations concerned with the energy transition, such as the German section of the World Energy Council.

Utilising his years of experience in infrastructure and regulated businesses, Boris has also sat on several supervisory boards as a non-executive, including the regional energy provider Stadtwerke Rostock AG and the Berlin Airport operator Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH. He continues to sit on the supervisory board of airport operator Flughafen Wien AG, which runs Vienna and Malta Airport

Brad Albright is currently the Head of Financing for New Nuclear at the Swedish utility Vattenfall. Since joining Vattenfall in 2012 he has worked within Corporate Finance, leading the function from 2016 to 2025 before focusing full time on all things financing for Vattenfall’s new build project on the west coast of Sweden. Prior to joining Vattenfall in 2012, Brad’s includes experience in various service lines of public accounting at Grant Thornton in both the US and Sweden including audit, valuation and corporate finance. 

Since 2017, Bohdan has been Chief Nuclear Officer and Member of the Board of Directors CEZ, Czech Republic. He has broad experience in nuclear energy, in the operation of the CEZ fleet and in regulatory and international relations.

From 2008 to 2017, he held several management positions at CEZ Group and Temelin NPP.

He has taken part at many international activities and missions under umbrella of the WANO, IAEA or WNA, whilst also representing CEZ.

He is the member of WANO Governing Board and the Chair of the CNO Advisory Committee, member of the WNA Board of Management, member of the Nucleareurope management board, President of Nuclear Safety Advisory Committee of MVM, Hungary and Nuclear Safety Advisory Committee of Slovenske Elektrarne, Slovakia.

Ben Vickers is Editor-in-Chief at BloombergNEF, a strategic research provider covering global commodity markets and the transformative forces reshaping energy systems and infrastructure.

Chan Hyuk Chun serves as a Member of the Board of Directors, Corporate Senior Vice President, and Chief Global Business Officer at Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO). With more than three decades of experience at KEPCO, he has held a wide range of leadership roles across global business development, project finance, nuclear energy, renewable energy, and corporate management.

Mr. Chun earned an MBA (M.A. in Business Administration) from Seoul National University in 2018 and a B.A. in Agricultural Economics from Korea University in 1992.

Since joining KEPCO in 1992, Mr. Chun has built extensive expertise in international energy projects and business strategy. He currently leads the Global & Nuclear Business Division as Senior Vice President, a role he assumed in 2026. Prior to this, he served as Vice President of the Global Business Department (2024), Offshore Wind Business Department (2023), New & Global Business Development Department (2022), and KENTECH Project Department (2021).

Earlier in his career, Mr. Chun was Assistant Vice President of the Global Nuclear Project Department and Nuclear Project Contract & Finance Team (2019). He also served as General Manager of the Business Management & Improvement Team (2017) and the Affiliated Company Management Team within the Power Market & Policy Department (2015). His international experience includes serving as Director General of KEPCO's New York Office from 2012. Prior to that, he was General Manager of the Project Finance Team in the Overseas Project Development Department (2010), where he played a key role in advancing KEPCO's global energy investments.

Drawing on extensive leadership experience across conventional, nuclear, and renewable energy sectors, Mr. Chun is responsible for driving KEPCO's international business strategy and global growth initiatives.

Callum Thomas is founder and CEO of Thomas Thor, the global leader in Nuclear for Leadership Search, Recruitment, Staff Augmentation and Workforce Consulting. He is also the Chair of the Talent and Workforce Development Working Group for the World Nuclear Association. He works with leaders in the nuclear sector across the world to build the teams needed to deliver on the growth ambitions over the coming decades.

Cécile Evans is Marketing Director at Orano, where she leads strategic development initiatives to create growth opportunities across Orano’s back-end and New Nuclear activities.

With over 20 years of experience at Orano, she has held positions across both the front-end and back-end of the nuclear fuel cycle, with expertise spanning operations, industrial planning, sales and marketing.

She brings extensive knowledge of the nuclear industry and international experience in nuclear fuel cycle strategies, spent fuel management, radioactive waste management, and decommissioning.

She is Chair of the Used Fuel Management Working Group of the WNA.

Charles Pybus is a Director in Arup’s Advisory business providing technical, commercial and financial advice on major infrastructure projects. He is currently leading Arup’s advice on nuclear new build projects as Lenders Technical Adviser on Sizewell C and as Technical Specialist for Great British Energy – Nuclear in addition to advising on other UK and international conventional large scale and advanced nuclear new build and LTO projects. Outside of nuclear, Charles is leading Arup’s Technical and Professional Services advice to Great British Energy. Charles was previously Head of Corporate Finance for six years at HS2, having been a senior civil servant in DECC involved in the Electricity Market Reform, and prior to that a financial advisor on major PFI/PPP projects in the UK, Europe, India and Middle East.

Caitlin Touhey leads the commercial activities at Uranium Asset Management Ltd (UAM), a UK legal entity within the Westinghouse group responsible for uranium procurement, trading and commercial supply across the front end of the nuclear fuel cycle.

She is responsible for UAM's commercial uranium function, overseeing uranium marketing strategy, commercial deal structuring and negotiation, in addition to market intelligence activities that support Westinghouse's global nuclear fuel business.

In addition to her commercial responsibilities, Caitlin serves as Company Secretary for UAM's UK legal entity, advising the Board on governance, statutory and regulatory requirements. She also acts as Finance Lead for Westinghouse's Young Generation Nuclear Committee and is an alumna of the World Nuclear University Summer Institute (2022), where she now serves as a member of the WNU Alumni Board.

Daniel Alejandro Álvarez Campos is the current Director General of Energy, Hydrocarbons and Mining for the Government of El Salvador and President of CEL, the country’s leading state-owned power generation company, under the administration of President Nayib Bukele. He has a distinguished career in business administration, project management in both the public and private sectors, and in the formulation and implementation of public policies aimed at developing the national energy sector.

His professional experience spans key areas such as private banking, municipal management, and power generation within state-owned companies. He began his career in public service as Planning and Urban Development Manager at the Municipality of Nuevo Cuscatlán, where he later assumed the role of General Manager. From this position, he led the execution of strategic projects, social programs, and the implementation of a management model that positioned the municipality as a benchmark for transformation in El Salvador.

In June 2019, he joined the Executive Hydroelectric Commission of the Lempa River (CEL) as Executive Director, and one month later he was appointed President of the institution. During his tenure, he promoted major institutional transformations, including the completion of the 3 de Febrero Hydroelectric Plant, the country’s fifth dam—an emblematic project that for years had been marked by allegations of corruption under previous administrations. As part of his commitment to transparency, he implemented, for the first time in the history of public institutions, an Anti-Bribery Management System under the ISO 37001 standard.

Álvarez has led strategic initiatives to strengthen the national energy matrix, notably the expansion of the geothermal park through the construction of new plants, as well as the promotion of the first electricity generation plant powered by biogas, aimed at reducing wastewater pollution originating from the Metropolitan Area of San Salvador. He has also fostered a favorable environment for the development of renewable energy projects, benefiting households, businesses, and industries throughout the country.

He is regarded as one of the main drivers of the transformation of El Salvador’s energy sector, promoting the modernization of the regulatory framework through the creation and strengthening of laws that encourage energy self-consumption and create attractive conditions for investment in the electricity sector. These actions have helped energize the energy market, diversify the energy mix, and consolidate a competitive and sustainable environment. Likewise, he leads efforts for hydrocarbon exploration in the country, opening a new strategic line aimed at strengthening national energy security.

In the field of energy innovation, he has been a key figure in advancing El Salvador’s nuclear program, achieving in record time the creation of the Nuclear Energy Program Implementation Agency and the approval of the Nuclear Energy Law. These actions lay the foundation for the development of technical capabilities, the training of specialized human talent, and the future construction of a nuclear power plant, with the goal of strengthening energy security and reducing dependence on external factors.

Through his leadership and strategic vision, he has represented El Salvador at international congresses, global forums, and high-level meetings with multilateral organizations, where he has presented the progress and transformation of the Salvadoran energy sector under the current administration.

Christian Di Lizia is a Senior Business Developer with EDF’s International New Nuclear Development Division, where he leads nuclear programme development in Serbia and contributes to EDF’s engagement with international organisations including the IAEA, OECD-NEA and World Nuclear Association.

He brings more than 20 years of experience across nuclear operations, engineering, new-build projects, international cooperation and business development. Christian is Chairman of the World Nuclear Association Director General Advisory Council and a two-time Mentor at the World Nuclear University Summer Institute.

Earlier in his career, he led international peer-review missions with WANO and worked across several countries on nuclear plant performance and major nuclear projects. He is particularly committed to developing the next generation of nuclear leaders and to strengthening the international networks and cooperation that will be essential to the industry’s future.

Christian Trulley promotes the progress of his company through strategic collaborations with essential stakeholders for Large-Scale Nuclear Power Plants and Small Modular Reactors (SMRs).
He closely collaborates with authorities, utilities, reactor designers, and industry partners to promote the deployment of reliable, low-carbon nuclear energy solutions.

Leveraging decades of expertise in renewable, conventional, and nuclear power generation, Christian showcases Siemens Energy’s extensive experience in designing
and delivering control solutions for power generation applications, positioning Siemens Energy as a vital technology partner for both existing nuclear fleets and the next generation of AMRs and SMRs.

Christian is an enthusiastic promoter of standardization, modularization, and strategic partnerships to accelerate nuclear deployment while minimizing project risks, on-site activities, and resulting costs.

The Honorable David A. Wright was appointed as a Commissioner of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission by President Donald J. Trump on July 27, 2025, and is serving a five-year term ending June 30, 2030. Commissioner Wright previously served on the NRC Commission as both a Commissioner and Chairman from May 2018 to January 7, 2026. Before joining the NRC, Commissioner Wright served as an energy and water consultant and policy advisor on nuclear waste issues. He is a former president of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners and served as Vice Chairman and Chairman of the South Carolina Public Service Commission. He was also elected councilman and mayor in Irmo, S.C. and to the South Carolina House of Representatives. 

A colon cancer survivor, Commissioner Wright is an advocate for cancer awareness and education. He is a proud father and grandfather and has enjoyed umpiring baseball for nearly 50 years. He is a graduate of Clemson University. 

Chris Frankland has over 25 years’ experience across the front-end fuel cycle, from enrichment, conversion, uranium trading, and now representing General Atomics’ uranium business. Chris entered the industry as market analyst at USEC (now Centrus), later charged with leading customer account and commercial management at USEC. Chris held multiple roles at UF6 conversion company ConverDyn from uranium logistics manager, oversight for UF6 conversion sales in Europe, and finally Vice President of Sales. Chris later joined Rio Tinto Uranium (RTU) as sales director for North America, overseeing sales and contracting from both Rössing (Namibia) and ERA (Australia) during RTU’s time as the world’s largest uranium producer.

In his current role, Chris is the Director of commercial activities for Nuclear Fuels Corporation, an affiliate of General Atomics (GA). In this role, Chris secures uranium supply contracts and acts as business development lead across all global markets on behalf of: Heathgate Resources (Australia), Quasar Resources (Australia), and future production from Grants Energy (New Mexico, USA). Chris just completed a two-term role as elected Chair of the World Nuclear Association Uranium Working Group, leading the member-driven effort to produce the bi-annual Nuclear Fuel Market Report, as well as representing his company on other industry-affiliated Boards.

 

Gary Wolski is Vice President, Nuclear with the Curtiss-Wright Corporation, where he has worked for the last 30 years in business development and leadership roles focused on the global civil nuclear power industry. Today, Gary is responsible for strategy development and execution to maximize Curtiss-Wright’s participation in the development and long-term support of the global new nuclear energy market.

Prior to joining Curtiss-Wright, Gary served in the U.S. Navy’s nuclear power program, supported the U.S. Department of Energy’s mission at Hanford in Nuclear Power Operations at the Fast Flux Test Facility, and Maintenance Engineering at Tank Farms and the Effluent Treatment Facility. Gary served six charters on the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Civil Nuclear Trade Advisory Committee (CINTAC) where he functioned in leadership roles including Chair, Vice Chair, and Subcommittee Chair. He recently completed five years as Chair of the Nuclear Energy Institute’s (NEI) Supplier Advisory Committee and is a past chair of NEI’s Trade Advocacy Subcommittee.

Gary holds a BS in Engineering Management and a MBA in Managerial Leadership.

David Stearns is World Nuclear Association's senior advisor for finance, helping set and deliver the industry’s financing agenda with members and stakeholders. Through his Board role with the International Bank for Nuclear Infrastructure NGO (IBNI), he is working with philanthropy to deliver the flagship International Nuclear Financing Initiative (INFInity).

As a financier, David’s first nuclear newbuild transaction was the TVO Olkiluoto 3 limited-recourse deal in Finland which initiated in 2002. As HSBC’s head of European Power Project Finance and Advisory, he established a Nuclear Working Group and built capability to lead pathfinding transactions for owners/developers in Slovakia (Mochovce 3 & 4), Bulgaria (Belene 1 & 2), UAE (Barakah 1-4), Romania (Cernavoda 3 & 4), the US (Calvert Cliffs 3) and the UK (Wylfa 1-4 and Oldbury 1-2).

Since then he has held multiple senior industry roles, acting directly over the past 20 years for projects and programs as developer/sponsor (UK, Saudi Arabia, US, Canada and Finland), commercial advisor (Bulgaria, Netherlands, Sweden, Romania, South Africa) and IAEA expert for newcomer markets (Ghana, Kenya, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Jordan, Poland, Malaysia, Indonesia).

David graduated from Amherst College and received an MSc in international business-government affairs from Georgetown University. He lives in Paris with his wife and four children.

Felix Aschendorf is driving the advancement of the company’s nuclear business through large-scale projects and Small Modular Reactors (SMRs).
He collaborates closely with utilities, reactor vendors, and industry partners to promote the deployment of reliable, low-carbon nuclear energy solutions.

Leveraging decades of expertise in conventional and nuclear power generation, Felix showcases Siemens Energy’s extensive portfolio of steam turbine solutions,
positioning the company as a vital technology partner for both existing nuclear fleets and the next generation of advanced reactors and SMRs.

With a strong background in power generation and rotating equipment technologies, Felix actively promotes modularization, supply chain development,
and strategic partnerships to accelerate nuclear deployment while minimizing project risks, construction timelines, and costs.
He is a passionate advocate for industry collaboration and standardization, viewing them as essential drivers for a successful nuclear renaissance.

Emmanuel Brutin is the Director General of nucleareurope since March 2025. As such, he leads the association's strategic direction and represents the European nuclear industry towards the EU institutions and stakeholders. 

Emmanuel has worked in Brussels on energy and climate policy issues for nearly 20 years. He was previously Public Affairs Director with CEMBUREAU, the association of the European cement industry, where he oversaw the public affairs and communication activities of the association, with a focus on the European Green Deal. Before joining CEMBUREAU in 2019, he headed up the Brussels office of National Grid, the UK energy transmission company (2013-2019). At that time, he also chaired the EU Affairs Group of the European Network of Transmission System Operators  (ENTSO-E). Prior to that, Emmanuel worked in various public affairs position for UNIFE, the Association of the European rail industry (2008-2012), and the lobbying consultancy Grayling (2005-2007).  

A graduate from Sciences-Po Lille, a French Grande Ecole of political sciences, Emmanuel completed a Master in European Public Affairs in Paris. Emmanuel is a lecturer at Sorbonne University, and has regular speaking engagements in various forums.  

Elsie Pule is a seasoned Human Resources executive and human capital thought leader with more than three decades of experience across the full HR value chain, primarily within the energy sector. She has held senior leadership roles at Eskom and the South African Revenue Service, where she led major human capital, talent management, leadership development, skills development, and HR transformation initiatives. 

She has also served on several utility, subsidiary, pension, and professional boards, including Eskom Transmission, Generation, Distribution, Eskom Finance Company, Eskom Rotek Industries, the Eskom Pension and Provident Fund, and the Institute of People Management. 

A committed advocate for women’s advancement and gender-inclusive workplaces, Elsie has spearheaded groundbreaking programmes that contributed to Eskom being recognised as the Most Gender-Empowered Organisation for several consecutive years. Some of her accolades include Africa/India HR Leader of the Year in 2011, Standard Bank Top Female in the Public Sector in 2018, and Lifetime Achievement Award of the Eskom Women Advancement Programme in 2023. 

In 2024, she served as President of the International Atomic Energy Agency Knowledge Management and Human Resource Development Conference, and in 2026, served as an international expert for the Interregional IAEA Human Resource Development Course. An IAEA International Expert on Human Resources Development. She is currently the Head Coordinator of the BRICS Nuclear Platform. 

Graham Henley was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP) in 2023. He leads an organisation representing almost 100 member companies, advancing safety, efficiency and sustainability across the sector through technical guidance and best practice used by both industry and regulators. Before joining IOGP, Graham completed an international career with Shell that took him to the deserts of Oman, the frozen seas off Sakhalin, and the tropical climates of Nigeria, Malaysia and Brunei. He led Shell’s businesses in Syria before taking a short assignment as Vice President, Government Relations International. During his final decade with Shell, he held senior headquarters roles, first as Vice President responsible for a $35 billion portfolio of projects in execution across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia, and subsequently leading the company’s global engineering and projects functions. From 2018 to 2023, Graham served on the IOGP Engineering Leadership Council, which brings together heads of engineering from leading IOCs and NOCs, completing a four-year term as Chair. He has been a member of the IOGP Board since 2019. Graham is a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering and serves on the Board of Oil Spill Response Limited (OSRL).

With 16 years of experience in executive roles at Cameco, Grant's responsibilities have spanned almost the entire scope of the business. Grant joined Cameco as senior vice-president, corporate services in July 2009, was appointed to senior vice-president and CFO in July 2011, followed by the appointment to executive vice-president and CFO in February 2023. 

In September 2025, Grant was appointed to president and chief operating officer. 

As president and chief operating officer, Grant will provide executive oversight for all Cameco operations, exploration and corporate development. Grant also continues to provide executive oversight for Cameco's commercial and financial strategy including global marketing, corporate strategy and effectiveness and sustainability and stakeholder relations. 

Prior to joining Cameco, he was a professor at the Edwards School of Business, University of Saskatchewan beginning in 2000 and was appointed as the Dean of the Edwards School of Business in 2006. 

Grant received a BA (economics) and an MA (economics) from the University of Saskatchewan and a PhD from the London School of Economics. 

Grégoire Ponchon is a Civil Engineer of the “Ecole Nationale des Ponts et 
Chaussées” and has more than 30 years of experience in the industrial sector. 
He began his career in the Internal Audit Department of the Renault Group before 
joining the Internal Audit Department of the Areva Group in 2002. 

Between 2007 and 2016, he held positions of increasing financial responsibility, 
serving as Deputy Chief Financial Officer of the La Hague plant and subsequently of 
the Recycling and Installed Base and Instrumentation & Control business units of 
Areva. Appointed Chief Financial Officer of Framatome in 2017, he was named Chief 
Executive Officer and member of the Management Board in June 2020, while 
continuing to serve as Chief Financial Officer. 

Since June 2025, Grégoire Ponchon has served as Chief Executive Officer of 
Framatome. 

Greg Schulze is a Project Design Advisor for ExxonMobil Global Projects Company and is serving as the inaugural Chair of the Industrial Advanced Nuclear Consortium. The Industrial Advanced Nuclear Consortium is an end user driven community that aims to promote an integrated nuclear and industrial facility using principles of open architecture, modularization, and standardization to provide heat and power to the industrial user in a cost competitive and predictable manner.

In Greg’s current role at ExxonMobil, he is leading efforts to understand the role nuclear could play to provide the heat and power needed in ExxonMobil’s facilities and operations. He’s previously held roles in Innovation, Operations, Business Development, and Engineering.

Prior to joining ExxonMobil, Greg was a Submarine Officer in the U.S. Navy where he served aboard the USS HAMPTON (SSN 767) and was an Assistant Professor of Naval Science at Auburn University. He has since retired from the Navy Reserves with over 21 years of service. Greg has a bachelor degree in nuclear engineering from Texas A&M, and a master of mechanical engineering from Auburn University.

Geoff is the Director of Strategy and Business Development in OPG’s New Nuclear Development business unit, responsible for development of OPG’s nuclear strategy and leading business development for SMRs, industrial nuclear, and microreactors. Geoff has had a 20-year career in nuclear fission and fusion, emerging energy technologies and climate technology and decarbonization, with experience in investment strategy, business building, and new market entry. Prior to joining OPG, Geoff was an Associate Partner and Senior Expert in the Sustainability and Electric Power Practices of McKinsey & Company, a global consulting firm. Geoff has a B.Sc (Eng) in Engineering Physics from Queen’s University and a Ph.D in Nuclear Engineering from MIT.

Jeffrey Miller is Senior Vice President of Business Development and Strategy at TerraPower, where he leads strategic partnerships and business development for the Natrium and TerraPower Isotopes programs. He brings more than 20 years of nuclear industry and government experience spanning advocacy, strategy, policy, and program management. Previously, Miller established Centrus Energy’s Japan office, where he led business development, advocacy, and relationship management across Japan and Asia.

In addition, he worked for Battelle Memorial Institute at DOE’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory where he managed radiation detection deployment projects in seaports and land border crossings throughout Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Miller holds a B.A. from Muhlenberg College, studied at Waseda University in Tokyo, and earned a J.D. from the University of Maryland School of Law. He is licensed to practice law in Washington, D.C., and Maryland.

Istvan Szabo is a Senior Sector Engineer at the European Investment Bank (EIB) in Luxembourg, which he joined in 2009. As a sector expert, he conducts technical appraisals of energy projects considered for EIB financing. Prior to joining the EIB, he worked across several General Electric businesses - including GE Healthcare, GE Energy, and GE - Hitachi Nuclear Energy - holding roles such as Safety and Regulatory Manager, Quality Management Advisor, and Regional Market Development Director, with responsibilities spanning Central and Eastern Europe. He began his career at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant and also worked for the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO). He is a nuclear engineer by training and holds an MBA.

Ivan is the Global Nuclear Sponsor for HOCHTIEF (ACS Group), where he directs nuclear strategy and growth for an international infrastructure group that delivered €50 billion in projects in 2025. With nearly 15 years of sector expertise spanning roles at Bechtel, Nuvia, and the UK’s National Nuclear Laboratory, Ivan is a highly regarded industry advocate trusted by governments and host communities alike. He is a passionate champion for regional economic sustainability and workforce diversity, reflecting his background as a former member of the UK's Nuclear Industry Council and a past President of Women in Nuclear UK.

Ian L. Edwards is the President and CEO of AtkinsRéalis, a world-leading professional services and project management company with offices around the world. In his role, he is responsible for the strategic direction of the company, developing a growth plan for sustainable success and pursuing the company’s purpose to “Engineer a better future for the planet and its people”. 

For over 30 years, Ian L. Edwards has been delivering complex infrastructure projects and leading businesses in the engineering and construction industry in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. As a global executive with multidisciplinary expertise, Mr. Edwards has redirected vision with a focus on creating value by simplifying business, delivering high-quality global services locally and executing a roadmap for growth that ensures financial resiliency, accelerates organic and inorganic growth, and creates value for shareholders. 

Jason Murphy has worked at Constellation for the last 26 years and is currently the Vice President of Nuclear Fuels, where he is responsible for all commercial and technical aspects of the fuel cycle from procurement to core design and safety analysis to used fuel management. Jason spent the first 19 years of his career at the Peach Bottom and Limerick stations where he held various leadership roles in Engineering, Operations and Reactor Engineering. In 2019 he joined the corporate Nuclear Fuels department, and in 2021 he was promoted to his current role.

John led consumer and competition regulators in Ireland and the UK. He chaired the International Competition Network and sat on the OECD Competition Committee for 12 years. He has served on Boards of Innovate UK, UK Research and Innovation. and the Center for Economic Policy Research. He advises the Australian government on competition and regulation. Fingleton, the strategic regulatory company he founded in 2013, advises business leaders across all sectors of the economy. In 2025, he led a Task Force on Nuclear Regulation for the UK Prime Minister.

Johan Svenningsson serves as CEO and Country Chairman of Uniper Sweden since 2015. He holds the positions of CEO, COO, Chairman, Deputy Chairman and member of Boards of Directors across major Swedish energy and nuclear power groups and plants, including Sydkraft AB (Nuclear, Hydro-power and Thermal-power sections), the Swedish Nuclear Waste Management Company, and the Oskarshamn, Barsebäck, Ringhals and Forsmark nuclear power plants. He also is Governor in the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO), chairs WANO Paris Centre as well as a board member in the World Nuclear Association (WNA).

Johan was previously CEO of OKG AB, deputy CEO at the Swedish Technical Research Institute AB, and he held different management positions within Westinghouse and ABB Nuclear and Pharmadule Emtunga. He also is a member of the Boards of Directors of the Swedish Energy Industry Employer Association. Johan holds an MSc in Mechanical Engineering (Chalmers Institute of Technology, Sweden).

Jennifer Jordan-Saifi, M.V.O., MBA is Chief Executive Officer of the Sustainable Markets 
Initiative, a global organisation that mobilises the private sector to put sustainability at the 
heart of global value creation.

His Majesty King Charles III, a champion of sustainability for over 50 years, launched the 
Sustainable Markets Initiative (when he was Prince of Wales) in 2020.

From 2018 to 2023, Ms. Jordan-Saifi served as Assistant Private Secretary to The King 
covering foreign affairs, the Commonwealth, and supporting His Majesty’s sustainability 
leadership on the world stage. In this role, she established the Sustainable Markets Initiative, 
developed its guiding mandates, the Terra Carta and Astra Carta, and its storytelling 
platform RETV.

Working for the Government of Canada (2008-2018), Ms. Jordan-Saifi led on a wide range 
of foreign policy priorities and initiatives, including United Nations Strategic Policy and 
Reform and as negotiator for the Sustainable Development Goals. From 2000-2008 she
served with the ICRC, the UN, international/local NGOs and as a journalist in the Middle 
East building local capacity to enable social enterprise, market development, and 
community-based design.

Dr Jonathan Cobb is Senior Programme Lead, Climate at World Nuclear Association.  He is the lead author of World Nuclear Outlook Report, which examines the goals and ambitions for nuclear energy development of national governments and assesses their progress towards those goals.

Dr Cobb was previously lead author of the World Nuclear Performance Report, an annual review of global nuclear electricity production and reactor construction, which is now being incorporated into World Nuclear Outlook Report. He also heads the Association’s engagement with the UN’s COP climate change conferences.

Joe St. Julian joined AtkinsRéalis as President of Nuclear on April 1st, 2022. He is based in Houston, Texas and reports to Ian L. Edwards, President and CEO. As President of the global Nuclear sector, he is responsible for continuing the successful expansion of the nuclear business comprised of three primary growth regions around the world. Mr. St. Julian’s oversight also includes the design and delivery of CANDU® reactors, the development of advanced fuel technologies for implementation in international markets and small modular reactor (SMR) support. Joe St. Julian brings 30 years of senior leadership experience with a diverse background in construction, project controls, project management, strategic planning and commercial management in the Nuclear sector in addition to the oil and gas, power, civil and government sectors. He brings with him a wealth of knowledge and an excellent track record of building businesses and delivering operational excellence. Prior to joining AtkinsRéalis, Mr. St. Julian spent seventeen years with Bechtel where, over the years, he worked on key projects for the U.S Department of Energy to remediate and decommission nuclear facilities in Oak Ridge, Tennessee and at the Waste Treatment plan in Richland, Washington, a $20 billion nuclear waste processing facility. Prior to joining Bechtel, he worked for companies such as The Shaw Group Inc. and H. B. Zachry Company. He holds a Master of Business Administration from Baylor University and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Kenyon College.

Kevin Colombain is advancing Flowserve’s nuclear business across the Eastern Hemisphere, supporting growth throughout EMEA and APAC. Based in France, he focuses on building enterprise-wide opportunities with European Small Modular Reactor developers, large reactor projects, and the operating reactor fleet.

With 17 years of experience in nuclear flow equipment, Kevin brings practical expertise across business development, project execution, and customer engagement. He works closely with utilities, reactor developers, engineering partners, and supply-chain stakeholders to position Flowserve as a trusted partner for the next generation of nuclear deployment.

Kevin is committed to enabling reliable, safe, and sustainable nuclear energy through strong industry collaboration, resilient supply chains, and solutions that support both existing plants and future reactor programs.

Karl Thedéen is CEO of Studsvik, a global provider of advanced services to the nuclear power industry. He holds a Master of Science in Engineering from Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), where his thesis focused on nuclear safety at the Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant, Sweden. With a background spanning telecom, technology, and cybersecurity, including leadership roles at Ericsson, Transmode, and Outpost24 Karl brings a broad industrial and safety-driven perspective to discussions on the future of nuclear power.

Karen Pak Oppenheimer is Co-Executive Director of the Oppenheimer Project, advancing the peaceful use of nuclear energy through convening and dialogue, strategic bridge-building, and narrative change. She recently co-authored the Field Guide for Nuclear Philanthropy, co-developed the Global Coalition for Nuclear Philanthropy (GCNP), and serves as an Advisor for Nuclear for Good. Trained as an engineer and scientist, she has built her career over two decades bridging scientific, policy, and community stakeholders at the intersection of health, population, and climate, primarily in rural India and East Africa. She currently serves on the boards of OASIS Sahel, DKT International, and the Institute for Transformative Technologies, organizations expanding access to reproductive healthcare, empowering women and girls, and deploying solutions for sustainable development. 

Ju Sang-jin is Executive Director of the Project Finance Group at The Export-Import Bank of Korea (Korea Eximbank), a position he has held since January 2026. With more than 30 years of experience at Korea Eximbank since joining the institution in 1994, he has led key business areas including infrastructure finance, maritime finance, project finance, and inter-Korean economic cooperation.

Before his current role, Mr. Ju served as Executive Director of the Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund Group and held several Director General positions, including Infrastructure Finance, Maritime Project Finance, Maritime Corporate Finance, and Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation. He holds an MBA from the Korea Development Institute School of Public Policy and Management and a B.A. in Business Administration from Yonsei University.

Dr Kaajal Desai is Senior Programme Lead, Fuel Cycle at World Nuclear Association. She is the Staff Director of the Fuel Report Working Group which develops and publishes the biennial World Nuclear Fuel Report. This report presents an industry view of global nuclear capacity demand scenarios along with supply availability of uranium, conversion, enrichment and fabrication. The report also considers secondary supply of these components of nuclear fuel.

Dr Kaajal Desai has over twelve years’ experience in the nuclear sector, specialising in the front end of the fuel cycle with roles in industry and international organisations. She holds a PhD and a First Class (Hons) MEng degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Imperial College, London.

Kim Lauritsen is OPG’s Senior Vice President of Enterprise Strategy & Growth. Kim is responsible for OPG’s corporate strategy development and new growth initiatives, including new nuclear growth and ensuring strategic alignment across OPG’s portfolio of subsidiaries. Kim sits on the Board of Directors of several of OPG’s subsidiary companies and is the Chair of PowerOn Energy Solutions. 

Kim has more than 20 years of experience in the energy industry, having worked across various parts of the value chain, in diverse geographies. Prior to joining OPG in 2019, Kim worked at Origin Energy in Australia, focused on commercial strategy and transactions, energy markets, renewable energy development and liquified natural gas projects. Prior to that, Kim worked at Shell in Europe, with a focus in finance, modeling and economics. 

Kim holds a Bachelor of Commerce from McGill University, a Master’s of Science in Renewable Energy Development from Heriot-Watt University and an MBA from INSEAD. Kim is also a member of the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) Strategic Advisory Committee. 

King Lee is the Head of Policy and Industry Engagement at World Nuclear Association. Mr Lee lead the policy and strategic outreach activities of the Association, promoting nuclear energy by working with the nuclear community to engage with key policy makers and stakeholders on the important role of nuclear energy as part of the clean energy system for sustainable development. Mr Lee oversee the Association’s Working Groups to support industry to share, collaborate and define collective industry positions. He also represents the Association at international forums including leading cooperation with key international institutions, such as United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Clean Energy Ministerial and World Energy Council.

Previously, Mr Lee was Head of Nuclear Development at Lloyd’s Register, where he led strategic business development and provided technical and commercial oversight major nuclear projects in UK, China, Korea and UAE.

Mr Lee is the Chair of UNECE Nuclear Fuel Working Group and Vice Chair of UNECE Group of Experts on Cleaner Electricity Systems. Mr Lee was the Vice-Chair of the Energy Institute Process Safety Committee. He is a member of the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) Nuclear Innovation 2050 Advisory Panel and Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) Flexible Nuclear Campaign Working Group.

Dr. Lola Infante is Senior Programme Lead, Economics and Finance at the World Nuclear Association.   

Previously, Dr. Infante was Portfolio Director, U.S. DOE Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations (OCED) at Management Solutions, LLC. where she managed a $192M contract that provided support, guidance, and advice to OCED. Before that, among other roles, she worked in the U.S. at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) as Executive Director, Government and External Affairs and at the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) as Sr. Director, Clean Energy Technology and Policy.  

From 2018 to 2024, Infante was a member of the U.S. DOE Electricity Advisory Committee where she chaired the Energy Storage Subcommittee. During that time, she was also a member of ESIG’s (Energy Systems Integration Group) Board of Directors.  

Dr. Infante holds a PhD with Distinction from the Johns Hopkins University, an MA in Energy, Environment, Science and Technology also from Johns Hopkins University, an MA in International Economics and Finance and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Finance from Sciences Po Paris, France. 

Lassina Zerbo is a distinguished diplomat and geophysicist specializing in the nuclear field, advocating for Africa’s role in addressing global challenges. As Prime Minister of Burkina Faso, he led initiatives to make energy safer, more affordable, and more accessible, laying the groundwork for an advanced nuclear reactor project.

Currently Chairman of the Board of the Rwanda Atomic Energy Board (RAEB) and Energy Advisor and member of the Strategic and Policy Council in the Office of the President, Pr. Zerbo continues to promote nuclear energy innovation across the continent.

A United Nations International Gender Champion, he is also Executive Secretary Emeritus of the CTBTO, which he led from 2013 to 2021 (two terms). Under his transformational and innovative leadership, CTBTO established itself as a global center of excellence for nuclear test monitoring. In this role, Dr. Zerbo was accredited by ambassadors and permanent representatives from the organization’s 185 member states.

He is the President of the SScID Foundation, an independent “Think & Do Tank” contributing to research and debate on issues of Security, Science, Innovation, and Diplomacy, serving Africa’s transformation and the well-being of its populations.

As Chairman of the Executive Advisory Council for Africa at the American company Nano Nuclear Energy Inc., he works on identifying opportunities that Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) can bring to Africa’s transformation, and on defining winning deployment strategies for African countries.

He initiated the Science and Technology Conference cycle and scientific diplomacy forums, which, since 2011, have brought together more than 1,000 scientists, experts, academics, and civil society representatives from around 100 countries in Vienna every two years to discuss scientific and diplomatic issues related to nuclear test prohibition.

He co-chaired the Global Agenda Council (GAC) on Nuclear Security at the World Economic Forum, created to stimulate dialogue between international institutions and the private sector. Dr. Zerbo, a national of Burkina Faso, is fluent in English, French, and several African languages.

Norman Foster is the founder and executive chairman of Foster + Partners, a global studio for  architecture, urbanism and design, rooted in sustainability. Major projects include Beijing Airport, Millau Viaduct in France, 30 St Mary Axe (also known as the Gherkin) and the Great Court at the British Museum in London, the Hearst Headquarters tower in New York, Apple Park in California, Bloomberg’s European Headquarters in London, the Comcast Tower in Philadelphia, and the Norton Museum of Art in Florida. Recent projects include Techo International Airport in Phnom Penh, 270 Park Avenue in New York and Zayed National Museum in Abu Dhabi. Some of his current projects within the practice include a new extension to the Bilbao Museum of Fine Arts, the Magdi Yacoub Global Heart Center in Cairo, and the Amaravati Masterplan in India. He is president of the Norman Foster Foundation, based in Madrid with a global reach, promoting interdisciplinary thinking and research to help new generations of architects, designers and urbanists anticipate the future. He became the 21st Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate in 1999. In 1997, he was appointed to the Order of Merit and in 1999 was granted a Life Peerage in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, taking the title of Lord Foster of Thames Bank.

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Mr Loyiso Tyabashe is the Group Chief Executive Officer of the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa), appointed in January 2021. He is a professional engineer with over 20 years technical and leadership experience in the nuclear industry. 

He started his engineering career in the automotive industry where he worked as a Production and a Design Engineer. Thereafter, he joined Eskom’s nuclear business, working in various strategic roles in Engineering, Operations, Maintenance Planning and Execution, Internal Oversight, and Project Management. His final assignment at Eskom was leading the nuclear new build project, a role which also saw him being part of key advisory structures of the South African Government’s nuclear build programme. He worked closely with key stakeholders in the Eastern Cape, Sarah Baartman District and Thyspunt where there were plans to site the nuclear power project. 

In the course of his career, Mr Tyabashe has acquired vast global nuclear experience from the leading international nuclear organisations such as Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) through participation in various energy- and nuclear-related programmes and as a participant in global panel discussions. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, both from the University of Cape Town (UCT), as well as the Executive Leadership Programme (ELP) qualification from UCT’s Graduate School of Business. 

As Chief Technology Officer at Westinghouse, Lou Martinez Sancho leads the company’s global research and development portfolio and advances the company’s innovative product and services technology strategy – accelerating advancements in AI, Westinghouse’s AP300 Small Modular Reactor development and eVinci microreactor technology for the space and defense markets.

Dr. Martinez Sancho brings more than 20 years of experience to this role – having worked in senior leadership positions in the energy, biotech, automotive, and architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industries. Most recently, Dr. Martinez Sancho was Executive Vice President of Strategy and Innovation at Kairos Power, with additional oversight of the Supply & Procurement and Marketing & Communications teams. Previously, she served as the Chief Innovation Officer of Spie Batignolles and Vice President of Global Innovation at Framatome.

Dr. Martinez Sancho graduated from Ramon Llull University in Barcelona, Spain, and obtained Master of Science degrees in Physiology and Biomechanics from Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris VI University, as well as in Human Factors from René Descartes-Paris V University in France. Additionally, Dr. Martinez Sancho holds a doctoral degree in Public Health, Environment and Sustainability from Côte d'Azur University. Dr. Martinez Sancho is also Master Black Belt Lean Six Sigma certified by The Ohio State University in the United States.

Luba Kotzeva is an NED at NTR plc, a clean energy and transition fund manager and investor and the Founder and CEO of Etara Partners, an advisory firm focused on the power, utilities and infrastructure sector. Luba was previously EMEA Head of Power, Utilities and Energy Transition and EMEA co-head of Infrastructure & Utilities for Deutsche Bank and before that was in leadership roles at Lazard (3 years) and Rothschild (22 years).

Luba has over 27 years of M&A, capital raising and sovereign advisory experience and a long legacy of advisory experience across all forms of power generation, transmission, distribution, water and waste utilities and particular niche in sovereign nuclear advisory.

Notable advisory credentials in the nuclear space include investor role on the Sizewell C capital raise process (2021-2024), advised the Belgian Government on negotiations with Engie regarding the life extension of two existing nuclear power plants and transfer of provisions for back end nuclear liabilities (2021-2024), advised the Czech Government on the design of the Dykovany II support scheme (2019-20), Hungarian Government on Paks II including all EC approvals (2016-2021), advised Hitachi on Wylfa (2015-2019), advised CGNPC on HPC (2014-2016), Lithuanian government on Visaginas NPP (2010-2012) and on sale of British Energy for £12.5bn to EDF (2008-2009).

Other notable sector experience includes advising Ofwat and UKGI in relation to Thames Water (2024), on sale of West Burton CCGT and operating BESS to TotalEnergies (2024), on sale of Shell’s home retail business to Octopus Energy (2023), on sale out of administration of Bulb customer book (2022), on Vattenfall’s €10.3bn acquisition of Nuon PLB (2007-9) and National Grid on its £5.9bn sale of four gas distribution networks (2003-2005). Luba educational background is as an Economist and Lawyer (Durham University joint honours).

Luc Van Den Durpel graduated in 1989 as civil engineer and nuclear engineer from the University of Ghent (Belgium) where he also obtained his PhD on nuclear energy systems analysis. He initially conducted research at the Nuclear Research Center in Belgium as nuclear engineer, operations manager for research reactors and program manager for advanced nuclear energy systems.

He joined the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency in Paris (France) in 1998 to conduct international studies on advanced nuclear energy systems and specifically the technical economic aspects of (advanced) nuclear energy systems, their fuel cycle and waste management.
Early 2002, he joined US-DOE’s Argonne National Laboratory (ANL, US) in the context of Generation-IV, SMRs and specifically nuclear energy system scenarios.

In March 2009, he became Scientific Director and International Expert at AREVA NC’s Corporate Research and Innovation Directorate and from October 2011, he became Vice-President Strategic 
Analysis and Technology Prospective at AREVA’s Corporate R&D. 

After leaving AREVA in March 2015, he launched the nuclear advisory firm Nuclear-21. He is member of the Scientific Council of CEA (France) and chairs the French/European Association on 
Nuclear Maritime Applications NEUMAR.

His personal interests are focused on the technical and financial challenges in transitioning towards sustainable energy systems and thus the positioning of nuclear energy in such futures.

Loren Jones is Senior Vice President of Amentum’s Energy & Environment International 
business, leading approximately 7,000 people across the UK, Europe, Middle East, Japan 
and Australia. He is accountable for the delivery of Amentum’s programmes in Nuclear
Energy, Environmental Remediation, Defence and Technology.

Loren has more than 20 years’ experience in the nuclear industry, spanning engineering, 
major programme delivery, business leadership and international growth. He began his 
career with Westinghouse’s nuclear fuels business before holding senior positions with 
Nuvia and becoming Managing Director of Hyde Group Nuclear. Prior to joining Amentum, 
Loren was a board member and International & Business Winning Director at Cavendish 
Nuclear (Babcock International Group), with responsibility for international operations and 
growth, including North America and Japan. He also served as Chair of the Northern 
Nuclear Alliance (NNA), representing and bringing together organisations across the 
nuclear supply chain to support growth, collaboration and development of the sector.

Since joining Amentum in 2022, Loren has held several senior leadership positions and 
today leads its Energy & Environment operations outside North America. His focus is on 
translating growing global investment in nuclear into deliverable, scalable and repeatable 
programmes

Deeply engaged in the fields of nuclear power engineering construction and comprehensive utilization of nuclear energy. Participated in, witnessed, and promoted the construction and commissioning of China's domestic Gen-III nuclear power projects. Led the Haiyang Nuclear Power nuclear energy heating demonstration project, which was awarded the title of "National Energy Nuclear Energy Heating Commercial Demonstration Project" by the National Energy Administration. Pioneered high-quality development for nuclear power, contributing the strength of nuclear energy to the green and low-carbon advancement.

After having worked as Director at the Authority for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection (ANVS) since 2015, Marco Brugmans, was appointed as member of the Board (Vice Chair) in 2017. In 2023, Dr. Brugmans was appointed Vice Chair of the European Nuclear Safety Regulators Group (ENSREG) and since 2024 he chairs the ENSREG SMR taskforce. Licensing is part of his portfolio.

Earlier in his career, Dr. Brugmans worked as a researcher in radiation protection and in radiotherapy. He was trained as a radiation protection expert. Dr. Brugmans has an academic background in technical and experimental physics.

Malcolm Moore is the Financial Times's Energy Editor. Based in London, he leads global energy coverage and reports on the largest energy companies, markets, technology and geopolitics. Previously he was Head of FT Edit, he ran the FT's UK news and Technology desks and was a a foreign correspondent in Italy and China.

Dr Magnus Mori joined Urenco’s Commercial team in 2017 and now leads the company’s commercial strategy to deliver products and services for advanced fuels.

Nuclear energy has been Magnus’s passion since the age of seven, when he first saw the blue glow of Cherenkov radiation in a documentary. Today, he is the Head of Advanced Fuels, Commercial, at Urenco.

Magnus has over 25 years’ experience in the nuclear sector, where he has held a wide variety of roles ranging from regulation and licensing to new build and operations, and from research and development to leadership and management.

He is an active voice advocating for nuclear energy and its role in decarbonising the world’s energy supply.

Magnus holds a PhD in Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering from the University of Stuttgart in Germany.

Lucia Tian leads Google’s Advanced Energy Technologies team, focused on unlocking and scaling technologies such as next generation geothermal, nuclear, CCS, long duration energy storage, and grid technologies. The team develops innovative partnerships through pilots, strategic investments, and offtake, to meet Google’s AI & data center energy needs while accelerating the deployment of advanced energy technologies across power grids worldwide. Prior to Google, Lucia served as Senior Advisor to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Chief Commercialization Officer, and as Chief Strategist for the Loan Programs Office, driving commercial strategy & diligence to inform DOE’s IIJA and IRA investments and the Liftoff reports. Lucia previously served infrastructure, transportation, and aerospace clients at McKinsey & Co., and has built strategy and analytics functions across public, private, and non-profit organizations. She holds a dual B.S. in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and B.S. in Economics from MIT, and an M.A. in Economics from Harvard.

With 25+ years of experience in banking and consulting, Matt is an economist and finance practitioner advising on strategy, regulation and financing of utilities and infrastructure. Matt leads KPMG practice in Water, Power & Utilities and is the KPMG nuclear sector lead globally. 

Matt advises on corporate strategy, financing, regulation, and market design in energy, water and transport. His clients include water and energy networks in the UK as well as large suppliers such as Centrica, Engie, EDF, CEZ, SSE and Fortum. Matt also advised on many major infrastructure projects such as Sizewell C, Thames Tideway, Hinkley Point C, SESRO, Dukovany or Heathrow expansion. He works for governments and regulators and has led projects for Ofwat, Ofgem, CAA, ORR, Ofcom, FSA, the EC and the UK Government. On occasions he acts as an expert witness providing evidence to courts, regulators, and competition authorities, including at the High Court, CMA, CAT and HMRC. Matt began his career at Rothschild and Citigroup; he is an expert on structured finance and the author of several studies on the subject. Prior to KPMG, Matt spent 8 years at Oxera Consulting. He has extensive training in finance and economics having studied and taught courses at Oxford and Harvard. 

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Meirzhan Yussupov is the Chief Executive Officer of NAC Kazatomprom JSC, the world’s largest uranium producer. Appointed in 2023, he leads the Company’s strategic development, oversees its executive team, and represents Kazatomprom in national and international engagements.

Mr. Yussupov holds a degree in Economics and Management from Middle East Technical University, a master’s in Economic Development Management from the London School of Economics, and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University.

His prior roles include Vice Minister of National Economy, CEO of Kazakh Invest, and senior positions at Samruk-Kazyna and Demir Kazakhstan Bank. Within Kazatomprom, he previously served as Chief Financial Officer. In 2025, Mr. Yussupov was elected to the Board of Governors of the World Nuclear Association—the first representative from Kazakhstan to serve in this capacity.

Ms. Melina Belinco is President of Women in Nuclear Global (WiN Global) and a strategic
advisor with 20 years of experience in international cooperation and project management in
the nuclear sector. With a career rooted in Argentina’s nuclear industry and extensive
international experience, she brings a strong understanding of the technical, institutional,
and human dimensions shaping the sector.

Her professional experience includes leading and coordinating complex international
cooperation initiatives, managing multi-stakeholder projects and partnerships from strategic
planning and resource mobilization through implementation and delivery. She has
contributed to more than 230 IAEA Technical Cooperation projects, working with
governments, international organizations, technical institutions, and industry stakeholders.
Her expertise spans workforce development, leadership, strategic communication, and
international partnerships, with a focus on building the skills and institutional capacity
needed for the future nuclear workforce. She is an IAEA expert in leadership development
and strategic planning.

A former IAEA Fellow, World Nuclear University mentor, and university lecturer, Melina
combines hands-on project management experience with a global perspective and a strong
track record of building effective partnerships. As President of WiN Global, she leads a
global network of more than 60 chapters, with an active presence in over 145 countries,
advancing a resilient and plural nuclear sector

María Vega holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Cantabria. She is Green Belt certified and completed the Senior Business Management Program (PADE) in 2015. She joined Equipos Nucleares S.A. (ENSA) in 1996 and has developed her entire professional career within the nuclear industry. Throughout her career, she has held various leadership positions in project management, business development, and operations, and currently serves as Vice President of Operations. Since 2016, she has been President of the Nuclear Industrial Cluster of Cantabria (CINC), where she promotes collaboration across the nuclear supply chain and supports the competitiveness and international growth of the sector. She has also led and coordinated multi-company industrial consortia in strategic projects. In addition, she serves on the Boards of Directors of ENWESA Operaciones S.A., S.M.E. and AIE Enusa-Ensa. A highly experienced professional in the nuclear industry, she brings more than 30 years of expertise in managing and delivering complex projects for the global nuclear sector.

Nicolas Maes is a graduate of the École Polytechnique (class of 1995) and the École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées.  

He began his career in 1999 with the Lafarge group. In 2006, he was appointed Director of the Cauldon cement plant in the UK. In 2009, he became Marketing Director Central Europe & CIS.  In April 2011, Nicolas Maes joined the Areva group as Director of Operations for the Mining Business Unit. On June 1, 2014, he was appointed Director of Areva's Installed Base Business Unit (now part of Framatome). From February to October 2018, he headed Framatome's Operational Excellence and digital transformation program. In these roles, he was also a member of the Executive Committee.   

He joined Orano in November 2018 as Senior Executive Vice President of the Mining Business Unit and member of the Executive Committee. He had held the position of Chief Operating Officer of the group since May 2023 before being appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Orano group in November 2023. 

Nathan Paterson is Senior Programme Lead for Supply Chain at the World Nuclear Association, leading the World Nuclear Supply Chain Report, the Supply Chain & Long-Term Operation Working Group and the supply chain conference programme. Nathan came into the nuclear sector with a thirst for applied innovation, a Master of Science in Physics from the University of Strathclyde, and a questioning mindset.

Ten of the twenty years since were at Rolls-Royce and BAE Systems: reactor V&V on the submarines programme, technical lead for a civil nuclear equipment qualification consortium, and industrial mobilisation of key customer contracts. Three years in Brussels at nucleareurope followed, where he set up industry-funded work on procuring high-quality industrial-grade items for safety functions, led the sector's role in several EU innovation projects, and did the groundwork behind the European SMR Industrial Alliance.

Nathan is a strong advocate of what the international supply chain can achieve collectively, and of ramping up industrial readiness and capacity to meet the growing demand in global project pipelines.

Mr. Tiippana was born in Joensuu, Finland, on 11th July, 1972. He completed his studies of power plant engineering with a Master of Science degree at Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT) in 1997. Mr. Tiippana joined the Finnish Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority in May 1996 and has had various positions at STUK during his career. From August 2013 he was appointed as the Director General of STUK - Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, until February 2029.

His career history includes active participation in the work of the OECD/NEA, the IAEA and EU. He is the chair of WENRA.

Nicole Holmes leads the global sales, marketing, and contracts team along with licensing and regulatory affairs for GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy. In this role, she heads the team responsible for customer relationships, deal creation, and customer-focused processes, including developing and implementing the business’ commercial strategy. Nicole is committed to GVH’s mission to provide carbon-free power to the world by innovating and advancing new nuclear while keeping the existing fleet safe and competitive.

Prior to taking her current role in summer 2020, she led strategic accounts for GE Power for large investor-owned utilities in the southeastern United States. Holmes was responsible for building executive relationships and creating new opportunities within the GE portfolio for key accounts. Through close customer partnerships, she drove growth and innovation across energy technologies including gas, steam, nuclear, and renewables.

Nicole’s GE career began in the nuclear business, where she held multiple leadership roles at GE Hitachi, including Chief Operating Officer of Global Nuclear Fuel (GNF), SVP of Supply Chain, and Quality Leader. Her more than 25-year energy industry career began in reactor engineering at Duke Energy. She held positions in power plant engineering and business operations with Duke Energy before joining GE.

Nicole earned a B.S. in Nuclear Engineering with highest honors from North Carolina State University and an M.B.A from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a graduate of GE’s Lean Six Sigma Program and GE’s Management Course. She serves on the boards for the Strategic Energy Institute and the Energy Policy Innovation Center at Georgia Tech University, the World Nuclear Association, and the Cape Fear Salvation Army.

Nisha Pillai is an accomplished former BBC World News presenter who specialises in moderating Panel Discussions and High Level Dialogues. She works with UN agencies, scientific institutes like CERN, and at conferences in the Energy, Finance and tech sectors.

Nisha’s 25 year career at the BBC culminated as one of the main news anchors at BBC World News, where she reported extensively during the 9/11 attacks and the Iraq war. She was also one of the first regular interviewers on Hard Talk. As an award-winning investigative journalist at Panorama, the BBC’s flagship current affairs programme, Nisha had notable investigations to her name. She was awarded the Royal Television Society’s Award for her investigation into the late Robert Maxwell, which was broadcast a month before his death. Nisha cut her teeth as a financial journalist at the Investors Chronicle and on the BBC’s Money Programme. She read economics at the London School of Economics and has an abiding interest in economics.

MA in economics, 20 years of professional experience in strategic management and development of regulatory framework​.

Worked for energy & machinery international companies, ​the Russian development bank VEB.RF​.

As Chief Sustainability Officer of ROSATOM leads ESG transformation ​of ROSATOM with a special professional focus on advocating green compliance of nuclear sector.

Member of international working groups and committees on sustainable development, including IAEA, WNA and etc.​

Mentor for women, students and young professionals.

Pierre Tremblay began his term as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) on August 12, 2024. Mr. Tremblay is an accomplished leader with over 40 years of experience in nuclear engineering, security, operations, maintenance and management, including most recently as President of AECOM Canada Nuclear Services Inc. He served as Chair of the CNSC’s Departmental Audit Committee from 2017 to 2023, providing advice and recommendations on our organization’s internal audit functions, frameworks and processes for risk management, control and governance. This role underscored his proven commitment to regulatory excellence and his support of our mandate to regulate the use of nuclear energy and materials to protect health, safety, security and the environment.

Mr. Tremblay began his career as a trainee engineer with Ontario Hydro (now Ontario Power Generation), where he rose through the ranks to become Chief Nuclear Operating Officer, responsible for the operation and maintenance of the nuclear fleet, achieving significant safety improvements. He subsequently served as President of Canadian Nuclear Partners (now Laurentis Energy Partners Inc.), where he led trade missions to China, South Korea and India to create new opportunities for Canadian nuclear companies and their supply chains.

His international experience as a nuclear advisor, instructor and peer evaluator demonstrates his commitment to sharing knowledge and fostering global collaboration. Mr. Tremblay is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering and was an active member of the Canadian Nuclear Society, the Canadian Nuclear Association, and the American Nuclear Society, where he held the prestigious position of Chair of the Education and Training Division. He was also the former Governor of the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (now Ontario Tech University), Chairman of the Board of Governors of Durham College, and President of the Canadian Red Cross, North York Branch. He holds a Master of Business Administration from the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Chemical Engineering from Queen’s University.

Prashant Rao is the Global Managing Editor at Semafor, where he oversees all international coverage as well as the organization's climate and energy reporting. Prior to Semafor, he was International Editor at The Atlantic, ran European business coverage at The New York Times, and was Iraq Bureau Chief at AFP. He is a graduate of the London School of Economics.

Ralph Ibendahl is Co-Head, Power & Utilities Europe and Global Head of Energy Transition, based in London. He has 20+ years of investment banking experience in the power, utilities and energy transition space. During his career, Ralph has advised on M&A transactions with an Enterprise Value of more than GBP60bn and arranged/advised on a number of capital raises and debt transactions across a range of sub-sectors including power generation, battery storage, clean fuels and e-mobility. Ralph has coverage responsibility for a number of corporates operating in the nuclear sector. He is part of RBC’s Global Climate Steerco and the GIB sponsor for RBC’s C$1bn Climate Investment Commitment. Ralph is a CFA Charterholder and holds a Joint Honors MA in Economics and International Relations from the University of Aberdeen. Prior to joining Royal Bank of Canada, Ralph worked at Barclays Investment Bank.

With over 20 years of experience, Ruan is specialized in leading Marketing, Communications, Business Development, and Operations across Latin America in high-stakes sectors such as energy, healthcare, logistics, and consumer goods. Currently serving as Vice Director at Rosatom Latin America, is part of the team responsible for the strategic initiatives, partnerships, and business development across nuclear energy, radiopharmaceuticals, and advanced materials in the region. 

Academically, holds an Executive MBA in Marketing from FGV-SP, a Bachelor's degree in Social Communication from ESPM-SP with specialization in Brands, Products and services management. Additionally has executive education from McGill University and multiple specializations in energy, economics and administration.  

Richard Ma is an Executive Director in the Energy, Infrastructure and Transition investment banking group at CIBC Capital Markets. Richard provides strategic, M&A and financing advice to clients in the power and utilities industries. Since joining CIBC in 2016, Richard has advised on over 20 completed M&A transactions with over $40 billion of combined value. 

Richard holds a Bachelor of Mathematics degree (with Distinction, Dean’s Honours List) from the University of Waterloo. 

Sama Bilbao y León is Director General of World Nuclear Association and also President of World Nuclear University. She has more than 20 years of diverse experience in nuclear engineering and energy policy; having worked with distinction in industry, academia and having held high level positions at OECD/NEA and IAEA. Sama holds a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, a master’s degree in Energy Technologies, as well as a  master's degree and a PhD in Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics and an MBA . Sama is one of founders of the North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NA-YGN). 

I have worked for Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) for more than 20 years, spending much of my career in the nuclear fuel cycle and in departments responsible for new business development. During that time, I also served as a Visiting Research Officer at WNA.  I currently lead the team as Head of the Front-End Management, overseeing nuclear fuel trading and uranium mining investments.

Rich Everett is the Head of Supply Chain for Rolls-Royce SMR Ltd, with accountability for the enterprise Supply Chain strategy and the development of Supply Chain capability across the Rolls-Royce SMR portfolio.

Rich has 35+ years working within the nuclear sector gaining a wide-ranging level of experience developed in varying roles across the Nuclear (Civil and Submarines), Surface Ship and Gas Turbine businesses. A recognised authority within Rolls-Royce and Rolls-Royce SMR with respect to business management, programme management, procurement and supply chain management and development. The majority of Rich’s career has been focused on the development and implementation of best practice within strategic supply chain development and he holds a comprehensive knowledge of class leading supply chain management techniques and processes.

Steve Long is Chief Executive Officer of Global Laser Enrichment, the exclusive licensee of SILEX laser enrichment technology and developer of the Paducah Laser Enrichment Facility in Paducah, Kentucky. Under his leadership, GLE has achieved TRL-6 validation for the world's only third-generation enrichment technology and submitted its NRC license application for a multi-billion-dollar production facility. He previously served as SVP of Strategy and Business Development at GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, where he built the partnerships that positioned the company in the emerging small modular reactor and advanced nuclear fuel markets. He began his career as a Submarine Warfare Officer and Naval Nuclear Propulsion Engineer in the United States Navy, serving eight years operating naval nuclear power plants at sea. Steve holds a B.S. in Systems Engineering from the United States Naval Academy, an M.S. in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from MIT, and an M.B.A. from the University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School.

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Serge EKUE has been the President of the West African Development Bank (BOAD) since August 2020. Prior to this, he was Natixis' Country Manager for the UK, Africa and Russia, also heading Global Markets for EMEA. He previously led Natixis’ emerging market and Asia Pacific markets activities for nearly six years before managing the Bank in Hong Kong from 2016.   

A financial and capital markets expert with almost 30 years of international experience, Serge Ekué holds degrees from HEC Paris (Executive MBA), Paris V University and Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Bordeaux.  

A nuclear physicist and successful entrepreneur, Stefano started his career working for 10 years with Nobel laureate Carlo Rubbia at CERN and CRS4, in the field of Accelerator Driven Systems and nuclear waste transmutation. In 2002, he founded Advanced Accelerator Applications, listed on NASDAQ until its acquisition by Novartis for $3.9 bn. In 2021, Stefano Buono co-founded the nuclear technology company newcleo. With approximately $780 million in private funding and more than 900 highly skilled employees across Europe and the United States, the company has built a network of over 100 industry partnerships and supports its growth through the targeted acquisition and vertical integration of key companies in the nuclear supply chain. At newcleo, Stefano Buono serves as Chief Executive Officer.

Scott Moe was first elected to the Saskatchewan legislature in the 2011 provincial election in the constituency of Rosthern Shellbrook. He was re-elected in 2016. He was elected Leader of the Saskatchewan Party on January 27, 2018, and sworn in as Premier of Saskatchewan on February 2, 2018. 

Premier Moe was born and raised on a grain farm between Shellbrook and Parkside. He and his wife Krista currently reside nearby in Shellbrook. He was educated at the University of Saskatchewan where he received his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. 

He has previously served as Minister of Environment, Minister of Advanced Education, Minister responsible for Saskatchewan Water Corporation, and Minister responsible for Saskatchewan Water Security Agency. 

Premier Moe's priorities include a focus on increasing Saskatchewan's exports to create opportunities for people and further grow Saskatchewan's economy. To this end, he created the Ministry of Trade and Export Development with a mandate to sustain and develop relationships with Saskatchewan's current export customers and place an increased emphasis on diversifying our markets worldwide. 

He has made it a priority to engage with current and prospective trading partners around the world to advocate for Saskatchewan's export industries. Saskatchewan supplies much-needed goods and commodities such as food, fuel and fertilizer to over 150 countries. 

Premier Moe is also committed to advancing the economic interests of Saskatchewan through strengthening Saskatchewan's high-quality agricultural, mining, manufacturing, and energy industries that meet the needs of growing markets around the globe with world-leading efficiency and sustainability.

Tim Gitzel was appointed chief executive officer of Cameco on July 1, 2011. 

Tim joined Cameco in January 2007 as senior vice-president and chief operating officer. He was subsequently appointed president on May 14, 2010. 

Tim has extensive experience in Canadian and international uranium mining activities through more than 30 years of senior management and legal experience. Prior to joining Cameco, he was executive vice-president, mining business unit for Orano, based in Paris, France with responsibility for global uranium, gold, exploration and decommissioning operations in 11 countries. He also served as president and chief executive officer for Orano's Canadian subsidiary. 

Tim was born and raised in Saskatchewan, graduated from the College of Arts & Science and the College of Law at the University of Saskatchewan in 1990. He served as a lawyer with the firm MacPherson, Leslie and Tyerman in Saskatoon. 

Tim currently serves on the boards of the World Nuclear Association, Washington-based Nuclear Energy Institute, the Business Council of Canada and The Mosaic Company. He is a member of the IAEA’s Standing Advisory Group on Nuclear Energy, as well as the advisory councils for the Canada-India Business Council, the University of Saskatchewan College of Law and a Saskatchewan Polytechnic President’s Circle member. As well, Tim serves as Honorary Consul of Kazakhstan to Saskatchewan and is Co-Chair of the Kazakhstan Canada Business Council. 

He is past chair of the World Nuclear Association, past president of the Saskatchewan Mining Association, and has served on the boards of Mining Association of Canada, the Canadian Nuclear Association, Sask Energy and the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce as well as a former member of the Edwards School of Business advisory council. Tim was co-chair of the Royal Care campaign raising funds for the Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon and served as vice-president, communications for the 2010 World Junior Hockey Championships. 

Tim is recipient of the 2024 Saskatchewan Polytechnic Honorary Degree.  He was named 2023 Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Business Leader of the Year, 2023 Northern Miner Person of the Year and is recipient of the 2023 International Juran Medal from the American Society of Quality. He was named one of the 100 Alumni of Influence from the University of Saskatchewan in 2007, is a recipient of the Saskatchewan Centennial Medal and of both the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond and Platinum Jubilee Medals. 

He has abundant experience and insight mainly in the nuclear power business, including serving as General Manager of the Nuclear Quality and Safety Department of the Company and in key positions at the Japan Nuclear Damage Liability and Decommissioning Corporation (JNES).
He was appointed as Vice President of the Company in 2023.

Tom Mancinelli leads Antares’ policy and government affairs strategy bringing senior-level experience managing $250 B+ budgets and shaping national security policy. He is a former acting Under Secretary of the Navy and Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs.

Taylor Childress serves as Senior Advisor for Energy and European Affairs at the Export Import Bank of the United States (EXIM), where she advances the Administration's energy agenda and supports international energy financing strategies. She previously served as Chief of Staff of the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council, streamlining federal permitting for major infrastructure projects, and as Government Affairs Manager at ClearPath, where she focused on nuclear policy and energy innovation. Her career in public service began on Capitol Hill, where she spent 4 years advising Members of Congress on legislative issues, specializing in science, space, technology, and energy policy. Childress holds a Master of Science in Energy Engineering from Northwestern University and a bachelor's degree from Sewanee: The University of the South.

Toru MATSUDA joined The Kansai Electric Power Company, Inc. (Kansai) in April 1994 and spent several years in nuclear fuel planning and contracts at its head office in Osaka, Japan.

From 1999 to 2001, he was seconded to the World Nuclear Association (WNA) in London as a Visiting Research Officer, and from 2017 to 2019 he served as Head of Administration at Kansai’s Takahama NPP.

Shortly after taking up the position of General Manager, Nuclear Fuel Contracts in July 2023, Kansai restarted all seven reactors that comply with the new regulatory standards established following the Fukushima Daiichi NPP accident, meaning that Kansai has come back to the nuclear fuel market. He is currently responsible for all related contracts from the front end to the back end.

A distinctive aspect of his career is that he has also spent several years in the Human Resources (HR) division; therefore, he strongly believes that “at the end of the day, it is people who do business!”

Having joined the EDF Group in 1999, V. Ramany progressively developed a thorough expertise of all techno-economical aspects driving the electricity business through various leading roles in generation mix management, market risk management and customer portfolio management. Having worked notably as advisor to the EDF Group CFO on international affairs and then as M&A and Investments Director in the UK arm of EDF, he currently leads the international new nuclear development activities for the EDF Group. V. Ramany graduated from the Engineering School of Aeronautics and Space, Toulouse, France, and holds an MBA from INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France.

Tushar Handiekar joined the Structured & Project Finance (S&PF) team at Export Development Canada in 2006. Tushar is currently the Vice President and group head of the S&PF team overseeing a group of 50 structured financing specialists in Ottawa and Singapore offices as well as EDC’s presence worldwide in London, Mumbai and Sydney. Tushar is also co-leading the Sustainable Finance initiative across the organization as well as co-leading EDC’s effort to managing the LIBOR transition. The S&PF group is critical to serving EDC’s large and medium segment customers in cleantech and sectors of the future to increase their trade opportunities and competitiveness. Over the years, the group has amassed a sizable portfolio and expertise in a variety of industries, including mining and metals, infrastructure, telecommunications, energy, renewables, and clean technology. Prior to joining EDC, Tushar was an entrepreneur, and 
has held various positions in Investment Banking across Canada and India. Tushar holds an MBA degree from Ivey Business School in London, Ontario, a Masters in Finance from University of Mumbai, and a Bachelor of Engineering degree from BAM University in India. 

Yim Wong is a Partner at Nepean, a reputation and insight firm, advising global organisations and their leaders on strategic communications and campaigns that shape their reputations at the intersection of business, culture, and policy. She has built pioneering digital practices, connecting creativity and technology to help clients tell great stories that support their strategies. Yim has held senior leadership roles at DGA Group, Milltown Partners and FGS Global, giving her a distinctive view on how reputation is built, tested and protected across sectors and geographies.

He is a lawyer and energy expert who has been advising on investment projects in the field of energy production, including nuclear energy and renewable energy sources, and the use of hydrogen in energy and transport for almost 15 years. He was involved in working on key Polish energy projects, such as nuclear power, LNG Terminal, Baltic Pipe, Harmony Link, legal proceedings against Opal/Gazprom, and the introduction of the capacity market. Most recently, he served as vice-president of the management board of Orlen Synthos Green Energy. Wojciech Wrochna completed his doctoral studies at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Silesia. He studied at the Robert Schuman University in Strasbourg and at the International University Institute in Luxembourg. He is an academic lecturer, author of articles on EU and energy law, and co-author of the commentary on the Treaty establishing the European Community and on Poland’s Energy Law. He also has experience of working for EU institutions, namely the European Court of Justice and the European Parliament, as well as the government, among others, as an advisor to the Minister of Science and Higher Education.

Mr. Sheriff is the founder and Executive Chairman of enCore Energy Corp., where he advanced the company from inception to an ISR uranium producer with a multi-jurisdictional United States asset base. He also serves as Executive Chair of Verdera Energy Corp., Manhattan Metals Corp., Chairman of Manhattan Uranium Discovery Corp., and as a Director of Scorpio Gold Corporation.

Mr. Sheriff was a pioneer in the uranium renaissance as co-founder and Chairman of Energy Metals Corp. and was responsible for compiling the largest domestic uranium resource base in U.S. history before the company was sold for $1.8 billion in 2007. Mr. Sheriff holds a B.Sc. degree in Geology from Fort Lewis College, Colorado and an MSc in Mining Geology from the University of Texas-El Paso. He has compiled one of the largest privately held mining databases in the United States, providing exclusive access to proprietary uranium projects.   

Dan Walpole is Head of Communications and Marketing at World Nuclear Association.  With a career operating in senior positions in the Office of the British Prime Minister in No 10 Downing Street, the UK Government's Cabinet Office and the UK's Counter Terrorism Police he brings deep expertise in high-stakes communications across government, national security and global industry.   He now leads World Nuclear Association's communications at a pivotal moment for nuclear energy globally.

Dastan Kosherbayev is the Chief Strategy and International Development Officer and a member of the Management Board at NAC Kazatomprom JSC, the world's leading producer and supplier of natural uranium. In this executive capacity, he drives the strategic direction, investor relations, and global development initiatives of the national atomic company.

Mr. Kosherbayev has built a comprehensive career within Kazatomprom since 2016. He has served in several high-level leadership positions, including Head of the M&A Section, Deputy CEO at the mining joint venture KATCO, Director of the Sales Department, and Chief Commercial Officer. His diverse background bridges the gap between commercial uranium marketing, joint-venture mining operations, and macro-level corporate policy. Mr. Kosherbayev earned his degree in Business Management from Hult International Business School (United Kingdom) in 2011 and a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Nazarbayev University in 2022.

Chris is a Managing Director and Co-Head of EMEA Natural Resources at J.P. Morgan. He has over 20 years of experience across investment banking and strategic advisory, with a focus on the global energy (renewables, power, oil & gas), infrastructure, and commodities sectors. He has advised on and executed large-scale M&A, equity and debt financings, principal investments, and other complex transactions.

Ben Kellie is the Co-Founder & CEO of Applied Atomics, a nuclear fission startup unlocking large scale co-located power to unlock the next 1,000 years of energy for humanity. The company is vertically integrating the mPower reactor, proven Gen III+ LWR technology, with in-house power plant development to speed the deployment and lower the cost of nuclear power.

Previously, he founded The Launch Company which designed and built launch pad infrastructure and standardized flight hardware for the commercial space industry, flying on a number of rockets and satellites. That company was acquired by Voyager Space in 2021. Ben began his career at SpaceX where he played a critical role in new launch pad developed, starting on the west coast at Vandenberg AFB where he led the development of several key systems from design through deployment while also serving as Lead Engineer and Red Team leader for the first launch. He went on to lead the field deployment of the first stage landing barges from first steel in the shipyard through the first landing missions at sea for multiple iterations of "Just Read the Instructions" and "Of Course I Still Love You."

He has an MS in Mechanical Engineering from Ohio State University, and a BS in Mechanical Engineering from University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Chad Eaton is Director of Government Affairs & Energy Policy at Nucor Corporation. Chad joined Nucor in February 2017 as Nucor’s State Government Affairs Manager, advocating for the corporation’s interests in state and local policies and legislation impacting Nucor’s teammates and the communities where we live and work. In November 2020, Chad was promoted to Director of Government Affairs and subsequently took on the added responsibilities of Director of Energy Policy. In his position, Chad oversees implementation of Nucor’s public affairs policies and leads the company’s energy and environmental public policy efforts as the largest recycler in North America. Chad also manages Nucor Corporation’s relationship with multiple State Legislative Associations, as well as its third-party business and industry associations at the state level. Prior to joining Nucor, Chad was Manager of Federal Government Affairs at Duke Energy Corporation. He also previously served as Director of Public Affairs in the Office of U.S. Representative Heath Shuler, and has held associate pastor positions in Baptist churches in North and South Carolina, and Alabama. Chad earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Samford University. Chad is married to Kim and they have a son, Cole.

Eugene TOH is the Chief Commercial Officer, and Assistant Chief Executive of the Energy Technologies Division at Energy Market Authority (EMA). He leads the development and deployment of advanced energy technologies to support Singapore’s transition towards a secure, sustainable, and low-carbon energy future. He oversees initiatives to accelerate innovation and adoption of emerging solutions, including hydrogen, energy storage systems, carbon capture and digital technologies that enhance power system efficiency and resilience. Prior to this appointment, he was Assistant Chief Executive of the Corporate Services Division, driving organizational excellence and transformation, including enhancing the professional capabilities and capacity within EMA. Eugene graduated with a Masters Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) from Carnegie Mellon University and a double first class Bachelor’s degree in ECE and Economics, with a major in Philosophy from the same institution in 2006. He completed the INSEAD MBA programme in 2014, and was awarded the Ford Prize, which is presented to the top student of the cohort. Appointed the Chairperson of a large charity Methodist Welfare Services in Sep 2023, he also seeks to drive initiatives that serve the needs of underprivileged individuals and families. As well as being an avid runner, Eugene is passionate about the arts and enjoys portrait drawing in his free time. Eugene is also the author of Eureka Moments for Leadership, a leadership book that distills real-world insights drawn from his journey as a practicing executive, offering actionable lessons for 
leaders at all levels.

Fabio Montemurro, Amazon Web Services, Principal – Energy Strategy & Innovation. Fabio is a technology and energy leader with more than 20 years of experience across R&D, strategy, business development and commercialisation. In his current role, Fabio looks after Strategy & Innovation in the AWS Energy & Water team for the EMEA region. He is responsible for identifying and developing innovative energy projects, technologies and partnerships that support scaling AWS in service to its customers. Fabio has previously held roles in BP, Airbus, and as an energy consultant. He is a Chartered Engineer and holds an MSc in Sustainable Energy Futures from Imperial College London, an MSc in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Pisa, and executive education degrees from MIT and Cambridge University.

Gaby Poirier is President of Operating Plants at Westinghouse Electric Company. In this role, he is accountable for the delivery of Westinghouse’s core products and services to the global fleet of operating nuclear plants, spanning nuclear fuel, engineered solutions, instrumentation & controls systems, parts and outage & maintenance services. He also leads the strategic deployment of Westinghouse’s capital investment projects in support of the company’s growth portfolio. Originally from Quebec, Mr. Poirier brings extensive international experience from senior leadership roles across Canada, the United States, Europe and Australia where he has developed deep operational and manufacturing expertise in diverse commodities such as aluminum, iron ore and copper. Prior to joining Westinghouse, Mr. Poirier spent four years at Alcoa – serving as Regional Vice President of North America Operations, as well Vice President, Global Transformation and President, Alcoa Canada.

Previously, he worked at Rio Tinto for more than 20 years. Mr. Poirier’s senior leadership positions included Managing Director of the Kennecott copper mining and smelting complex in Salt Lake City, Utah; General Manager of the Greater Hope Downs joint venture in Perth, Australia, part of Rio Tinto’s Iron Ore product group; General Manager of the Dunkerque aluminum smelter in France; and General Manager of the Kitimat smelter in British Columbia.

He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in chemical engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke and an MBA in Finance from the Université du Québec à Montréal. Mr. Poirier is a certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and has also completed the executive education General Management Program at Harvard.

Georgios is part of the HSBC Infrastructure Finance team based in London and has more than 10 years’ of experience across the power & renewables sector, focusing on debt advisory, M&A and financing in the offshore wind, new technologies and the energy transition sector, including nuclear power & SMRs. Georgios was leading the structuring within HSBC on the world’s first multibillion commercial debt financing for nuclear, Sizewell C. He has worked in more than 10GW of power projects as adviser and lender. Prior to joining HSBC, Georgios worked at a Japanese bank, where he worked on the nuclear project Horizon and he started his career at EDF in the new nuclear business, working with the Investment Case team for Hinkley Point C. Georgios holds a master’s degree in Management & Strategy from London School of Economics, a Master in Civil & Nuclear Engineering from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and he is a Charter Financial Analyst (CFA).

Born on 6 June 1966 in Afagnan, Togo, His Excellency Mister Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé was raised in a strict atmosphere that prioritised discipline, rigorous standards, high academic expectations and traditional values. A graduate of Paris Dauphine University in France and George Washington University in the United States, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé puts his management skills at the service of his country to steer it toward development and secure its rightful place in the international community. Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé is the first President of the Council ever in Togo’s history. He is a politician and former President of the Republic. He assumed this new position on 3 May 2025, following the adoption of the new Constitution establishing a parliamentary system and marking Togo's entry into the Fifth Republic. Prior to assuming this distinguished office, he left an enduring legacy through his impactful stewardship at both the National Assembly’s Committee on Foreign Relations and the Ministry of Infrastructure, Mines and Telecommunications. Under his leadership, Togo has launched ambitious economic recovery projects driven by structural reforms. Through the consolidation of public finances, a steadfast commitment to anti-corruption, and the creation of a secure legal framework for investment, his administration has firmly entrenched good governance, transforming Togo’s economic performance into a benchmark of success across Africa. On the international scene, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé has earned Togo credibility and respect as a leading voice for peace, especially in mediating socio-political crises and armed conflicts across West Africa, the Sahel and the Great Lakes region. Outside of his demanding schedule, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé dedicates his time to reading and sports, with a particular fondness for walking

Olga Skorlyakova is VP Market Strategy at Bannerman Energy. She has 15+ years of experience in the nuclear industry, spanning the fuel cycle and global uranium markets.

Prior to joining Bannerman, she spent more than six years at the World Nuclear Association as Senior Project Manager, where she led fuel cycle activities and the publication of The Nuclear Fuel Report (2017, 2019, 2021, 2023). Earlier in her career, she worked at AREVA in Moscow on business development across Russia and the CIS, and at TENEX, where she was responsible for sales of enrichment services in the Americas.

Olga holds an EMBA from Antwerp Management School.

Nadia has over 20 years of professional experience in banking, portfolio management and financial analysis. Nadia was appointed to Managing Director of Impact & Partnerships in July 2024. I&P comprises of the following departments; Impact, Civil Society Engagement, Donor Partnerships Private Sector Partnerships, Nuclear Safety and Ukrainian Hub. Prior to being named MD, of I&P, Nadia held the role of Director, SME Finance and Development’s regional network from 2017-2024. The role covers all SME-related advisory and finance activities in all EBRD’s countries of operation. Previously Nadia led the EBRD’s agribusiness activities in Türkiye and the Caucasus. She has extensive experience in sourcing, structuring and executing private sector deals across all EBRD’s countries of operation. Nadia holds MSc of Finance from the University of World Economy in Sofia, Bulgaria. 

Mikal Bøe is a senior maritime executive with over three decades of experience, spanning roles from floor to board level in shipping, finance, and technology. As Founder and CEO of CORE POWER, Mikal plays a key role in developing and deploying a new generation of nuclear reactor technologies for marine applications. Before founding CORE POWER in 2018, Mikal served as Chief Risk Officer for two large publicly listed ship-owning groups in the US and Asia over the preceding decade.

Matt Lichtenwald is Director, Market Research at Cameco Corporation, where he leads the company’s analysis of global uranium, conversion, and nuclear fuel cycle markets in support of strategic and commercial decision-making. Having spent nearly a decade with Cameco, Matt has developed strong expertise in nuclear fuel markets through a range of strategy and market research roles, building on prior experience in agricultural finance and corporate foreign exchange.

Matt represents Cameco within the World Nuclear Association (WNA), having served as Co-Chair of the Demand Sub-Group for the past two Fuel Report cycles and currently chairing the Conversion Sub-Group. Through these leadership roles, he works closely with industry experts from around the world on key issues shaping the future of nuclear energy.

Neil Cooper is the CFO of Great British Energy – Nuclear, (GBE-N) the UK government’s arms-length body responsible for the design, construction, commissioning and operating of new nuclear energy generation projects in the UK. GBE-N has recently contracted with its technology partner, Rolls Royce SMR, and is moving its SMR project forward at its site in Wylfa in North Wales. GBE-N also acts as an expert advisor to HM Government on civil nuclear matters.

As well as overseeing Financial, legal and Risk management systems, processes, and teams to support the development of GBE-N, Neil is overseeing the private financing activities of GBE-N.

Neil has nearly 40 years of experience in Finance roles in UK and overseas public and private companies. Immediately prior to joining GBE-N, he was the Group CFO of the Redpin Group, a private equity backed leader in international payments and FX in the UK and beyond. Prior to that, Neil served as Group CFO of FTSE-listed PLCs, including Barratt Developments PLC, William Hill PLC and Bovis Homes PLC. Neil also worked at senior levels in Finance at Reckitt & Colman PLC, and Whitbread PLC, including several years as CFO of Whitbread’s Premier Inn business. Mr Cooper has also served as an NED with listed UK companies.

Raquel Heredia is Senior Programme Lead for Strategic Partnerships at World Nuclear Association, where she leads engagement across end energy users, the nuclear industry, and multilateral organisations to translate energy demand into nuclear deployment strategies and inform policy development. 

Her work sits at the intersection of policy, strategy, and stakeholder engagement, focusing on how nuclear technologies can enable equitable and practical low-carbon transitions across the global economy. 

Raquel holds a degree in Sustainable Development Engineering with a specialisation in Nuclear Energy from the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, and a Master's in Development Studies from the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, where she focused on the socio-political dimensions of energy transitions. 

She is also an active advocate for diversity in the energy sector and for encouraging women and girls into STEAM careers. 

Thibault holds a Master degree in Energy, Environment, Science and Technology and an Executive MBA. He has a complementary profile with 20 years of expertise in nuclear activities in Europe, in the United States and Asia including an expatriation of 7 years in Japan.

Today, he is heading the Marketing and New Nuclear Department of Orano Group.

Rebecca is a former journalist who has worked as a communications and PR specialist for 20 years. Currently the Head of Communication for Urenco after joining the company nine years ago, she has previously worked in both the private and public sectors, specialising in media relations, internal communication and employee engagement, change communication and corporate reporting.  Rebecca is Chair of Communications Working Group of the World Nuclear Association, sits on the Memberships Committee of the PRCA and is accredited with the Chartered Institute of Public Relations.

Philippe Bordarier is President and CEO of Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO), Finland’s leading nuclear power company and the operator of the Olkiluoto nuclear power plant in Finland. He assumed the role in December 2025 and leads a company that plays a critical role in Finland’s energy system and security of electricity supply. Dr. Bordarier holds a Ph.D. in Physics and brings more than 25 years of international experience in the nuclear energy sector, holding various senior positions in the French Nuclear Regulator, in nuclear operations in France and the United Kingdom, and in nuclear new build projects, in the United Kingdom, Finland, Poland and the Netherlands. Prior to joining TVO, he served as a senior expert at the Dutch energy company NEO-NL. In addition to his responsibilities at TVO, Philippe serves as Chairman of the Board of Posiva Oy, the Finnish company responsible for the final disposal of spent nuclear fuel and the  development of the ONKALO® deep geological repository

Patrick Boultinghouse is Head of Energy, Power and Renewables Corporate Banking at BofA Securities, the institutional broker-dealer business at Bank of America. In this capacity, he leads a team of professionals covering over 100 of the largest Energy, Power and Renewables clients in the US. Corporate Banking delivers credit, cash management, debt and equity capital markets, tax equity, leasing and risk management solutions to clients.

Previously, Patrick covered US Energy, Power and Renewables clients for over 25 years. Patrick joined the Global Corporate and Investment Bank in 2015, and prior to joining Bank of America, he spent 5 years at Credit Suisse as Head of Energy Debt Capital Markets and 12 years at Citigroup in Capital Markets Origination, specializing in debt capital markets, leveraged finance and derivatives.

Over the span of his career, Patrick has worked on hundreds of transactions across corporate, project and structured finance, capital markets, financial advisory and arrangement, and risk management. Some of his more recent engagements have included the PG&E bankruptcy, ONE Gas (OGS) Winter Storm Uri financing, LNG financing and renewable energy financing.

Patrick graduated with a BA in Economics from Harvard and an MBA in Finance from New York University Stern School of Business.

Claire Maden is Consultant Editor for World Nuclear News, a public information service of World Nuclear Association. She joined the WNN team shortly after the service's launch in 2007 and has written regularly for the publication ever since. Claire joined the Library and Information Service of the Uranium Institute, World Nuclear Association's forerunner organisation, in 1994, serving as head of the Library and Information Service from 1999-2001. She has also worked in academic publishing and as a freelance writer and editor focusing on nuclear energy issues. Claire has a BSc (Hons) degree in environmental chemistry and a PhD in bioinorganic chemistry, both from the University of Edinburgh.

Yvon joined ENEC from ENGIE Solutions Middle East, where he was Chief Growth Officer in charge of developing energy and new technology projects.  

Prior to that he worked with ENGIE in a variety of roles across business development in the renewables space, he also worked with Masdar in 2013-2014. Yvon brings more than 23 years’ of experience in various sectors including energy, biotechnology and investment banking. 

Business Development and Investment are key enablers for growth at ENEC and will play a central role in defining how our Enterprise will expand in the  future. In recent months we have seen a considerable increase in interest from potential future partners as well as foreign governments in our expertise. Yvon and the team’s role in maintaining that momentum and continuing to position ENEC as a valued partner in the nuclear industry will be instrumental in supporting ENEC’s position globally.