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| Miriam Wrobel |
FTI Consulting has named Miriam Wrobel as global leader of its ESG and sustainability offering.
She joined FTI in 2021 after running her own consulting firm in the San Francisco Bay area for six years, advising clients on how to develop clean energy and ESG investment strategies.
Earlier, she was a director at Citi and primary relationship manager for renewable and energy efficiency developers in the Bay area, director of solar development at Invenergy, director at Fotowatio Renewable Ventures and associate at JPMorgan.
FTI’s ESG & sustainability unit offers end-to-end support for clients via risk & investigations, compliance, finance, transactions, due diligence, cybersecurity and PR services.
Steven Gunby, FTI CEO, said Wrobel and her team "will bring the full scope of our differentiated offering to clients to support them across their ESG programs.”
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