Raelene Martin is the head of sustainability to the International Chamber of Commerce. Martin is in charge of leading the development of ICC’s work and engagement on sustainability policy with a particular focus on environmental issues.

She is in charge of leading the development of ICC’s work and engagement on sustainability policy with a particular focus on environmental issues.

Skilled in leading multi-cultural teams, policy analysis/development and advocacy, project management, global consensus building, managing diverse work streams, communications.

14 years experience working on specific sectors in international trade and sustainability at the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the world’s largest business organization representing more than 45 million companies in over 100 countries. Responsible for policy analysis/development and ensuring effective engagement on behalf of world business in relevant international, regional and intergovernmental fora, (e.g. OECD, UN, APEC, European Commission, BRITACOM) in the areas of sustainability, international taxation and consumer protection policy.

Experience in leading the marketing department of a large food manufacturing company, including managing the full marketing portfolio and public relations activities for the group and related brands.

Sector experience: Sustainability, international environmental policy, international taxation, advertising & consumer protection, food & manufacturing, commercial law

Expertise In: Policy Analysis, Project Management, Strategic Planning

Languages: English and French