ESG & Sustainability Specialist · LEED Green Associate · 7+ years delivering climate action and decarbonization strategy for Fortune 500 clients across the US, Europe and the Middle East
"Turning complex sustainability and climate data into strategies organisations can actually act on."
Pooja brings over seven years of experience guiding Fortune 500 clients and government agencies through sustainability strategy and climate action, with responsibility for positioning, bidding and securing engagements up to USD 1.5 million.
Her work spans decarbonization and net-zero programs, supplier risk assessment, and regulatory alignment across the oil & gas, chemicals and FMCG sectors — with hands-on delivery experience across the US, Europe and the Middle East.
Trained originally as an architect before specialising in environmental planning, she brings a rare ability to connect the built environment, policy and data into a single, workable sustainability roadmap.
ESG reporting, Scope 1/2/3 GHG accounting, net-zero goal setting, supply chain decarbonization, life cycle assessment, materiality assessment, clean energy transition, and green building standards.
GHG Protocol, Science-Based Targets, SDGs, CSRD, BRSR, GRI, ISO 14064 and ISO 14044 — applied across regulatory environments in the US, EU and Middle East.
Generative AI and NLP-driven reporting automation, Power BI, Power Automate, PowerApps, SharePoint, ArcGIS, SimaPro, OneClick LCA, and advanced data visualization.
Cross-functional team management, supplier engagement, climate risk advisory, policy research, capacity building, mentoring, and proposal writing for high-value, multi-stakeholder programs.
Led program management in partnership with the World Resources Institute (WRI) for the Mumbai Climate Action Plan, shaping adaptation and mitigation strategies aligned with global climate frameworks.
Developed a UN Volunteers grant proposal to educate Nigerian youth on marine plastic pollution — aligning with the SDGs and creating a scalable framework for youth-led sustainability action.