Join us for a fascinating virtual conversation with Csilla Kohalmi-Monfils, Group Innovation Director, Engie.
The many challenges of our current times require structural changes and innovative solutions. Climate change in particular is forcing the energy industry to transform and look for alternatives. Today’s emerging innovations are preparing tomorrow’s new ways in urban mobility, electricity generation, building construction, production facilities, resources allocations and product consumption. The times are challenging yet fascinating at the same time as they are calling for an entrepreneurial and innovative spirit to bring about the solutions for a better tomorrow where sustainability and renewability take centre stage.
In Asia, where there is diversity in demographics, economics and infrastructure development, a wide range of new energy solutions is emerging to meet these diverse requirements and mitigate climate challenges. Some solutions already exist, some are under experimentation, some are in development and some are still in the minds of their inventors.
We invite you to join our conversation with Csilla Kohalmi-Monfils, Group Innovation Director at Engie as she shares her vision on what the future may look like, the new energy trends that are emerging, how we may travel, power our homes and industries and more. Csilla’s talk promises to be a fascinating insightful jump into the future of energy that is emerging now.
Csilla joined ENGIE in 2011 as Strategic Projects Director in Budapest, Hungary. She later became EVP Strategy, New Business & Digital for Asia Pacific before taking on her global role in innovation. Prior to ENGIE, Csilla held senior functions at various energy companies in Hungary, including MOL Group.
Csilla started her career with Unilever where she headed up business development projects in Europe and Latin America. Later, at the Boston Consulting Group, she developed new business opportunities and managed change projects for corporate clients across the world.
Csilla holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering and an MSc in Bioengineering from the Technical University of Budapest (Master thesis in Molecular Biology at CNRS—Institut Jacques Monod in Paris). She also holds an MBA from INSEAD, Fontainebleau.
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