Gabriela Troncoso Alarcón

Gabriela Troncoso Alarcón has been with Enhesa since 2015. She’s held various positions within the company — from in-house lawyer, Consultant, Senior Expert Services Manager, to her current role as Global Sustainability Innovation Lead, where she puts into practice her expertise developing and embedding Enhesa’s sustainability strategy within day-to-day operations. She leads and ensures co-operation with cross-functional teams to implement the sustainability initiatives, structures, and governance needed. And ensures communication with different internal and external stakeholders on the implementation progress.

Prior to her current role at Enhesa, Gabriela gained experience in the implementation and rollout of EHS global compliance programs and the implementation and design of a Sustainability & ESG strategy. She also has proven experience in EHS regulatory auditing. Her work enables clients to comply with confidence and contribute to a better, safer, and more sustainable world. 

Having previously worked as an in-house lawyer, Gabriela has a sound knowledge of regulatory compliance affairs. Her educational background is in law, and she holds a Master of Laws degree (LLM) in Globalization and Law specializing in Corporate and Commercial Law from Maastricht University. Gabriela has also received her Certificate on Sustainability Reporting and ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems Auditor / Lead Auditor Training certificate.  

“One of my passions that has connected very well with my role at Enhesa is public speaking. I like to pass on the knowledge and experience gained by solving clients’ needs on specific issues they come across in their business operation. For example, I’ve scoped, performed, and delivered different projects allowing clients to focus on their business while advancing their EHS programs and sustainability objectives.”

Specifically, Gabriela shares her passion for ESG and sustainable finance, due to her background in corporate and commercial law.

“EHS is the beginning and the strong foundation for sustainability reporting and the disclosures the financial market is looking for. I believe sustainable finance is bringing EHS to the center of attention through ESG and corporate reporting is the instrument.”

As part of her current role, Gabriela has carried out on-site projects in France, Denmark, Netherlands, Spain Switzerland and Germany. She is fluent in Spanish, English, and French.