Jimena is Verisk Maplecroft’s Chief Analyst. She frequently provides advice to multinational companies and multilateral institutions on geopolitical and country-specific political risk. Jimena has undertaken numerous field projects, including Human Rights Impact Assessments for clients across the globe.

Jimena participates in diplomatic, academic and business forums, addressing issues of global, regional and country-specific concern. She is an experienced public speaker and is often invited to deliver analysis to some of the world’s largest industry shows and conferences. Jimena also makes regular contributions to the British and foreign media.

Miranda is Principal Consultant for Sustainable Procurement & Human Rights at Verisk Maplecroft. She specialises in human rights and sustainable supply chains, working with brands across mining, food and agriculture, apparel and textiles, FMCG, plastics and chemicals, and finance.

Miranda supports businesses to prepare for current and forthcoming due diligence regulation in the EU and other jurisdictions. Her work helps organisations respond to increasing investor and consumer expectations for transparency and resilience. Her focus includes human rights due diligence aligned with the UNGPs, sustainable procurement programmes, ESG and strategy development, policy creation, senior leadership training, and sustainability reporting in line with international frameworks.

Will heads up Verisk Maplecroft’s global Climate and Resilience team. He has been analysing and addressing ESG and climate risks at Verisk Maplecroft for almost a decade, working across sectors including finance, oil and gas, mining, insurance, and consumer and retail. 

Prior to joining Verisk Maplecroft in 2015, Will spent eight years as a climate and energy journalist, covering corporate sustainability, government policy, and new technology to manage and mitigate climate change risks. Previously, he spent two and a half years working in both BP’s upstream and downstream business units.