As Global Head of Strategic Partnerships for Schneider Electric, Dr. Philippine de T’Serclaes is responsible for building and running partnerships to accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy future. Among the stakeholders engaged in this transformation are digital, institutional, financial, academic as well as strategic customers and partners. Schneider Electric is the world specialist in energy management and automation technologies. In addition to running these partnerships, Philippine is also Advisor to the Chairman and CEO and leads the G20/B20, OECD and Green Ministerial cycles.
She was on the board of the World Energy Council from 2013 to 2016. She was awarded the Rising Talent 2016 of the Women Forum for Economy and Society; the Future Energy Leaders’ 2017 by the Cambridge...
As Global Head of Strategic Partnerships for Schneider Electric, Dr. Philippine de T’Serclaes is responsible for building and running partnerships to accelerate the transition to a sustainable energy future. Among the stakeholders engaged in this transformation are digital, institutional, financial, academic as well as strategic customers and partners. Schneider Electric is the world specialist in energy management and automation technologies. In addition to running these partnerships, Philippine is also Advisor to the Chairman and CEO and leads the G20/B20, OECD and Green Ministerial cycles.
She was on the board of the World Energy Council from 2013 to 2016. She was awarded the Rising Talent 2016 of the Women Forum for Economy and Society; the Future Energy Leaders’ 2017 by the Cambridge Energy Research and Associates, as well as the Choiseul #100 economic future leaders 2017.
Philippine started her career in investment banking (Rothschild/ JPMorgan) and was Senior Finance Expert for the International Energy Agency from 2006 to 2011. She authored several publications on Financing the Energy Transformation, Energy Efficiency and the new energy world. She holds a PhD in Economics from La Sorbonne, a MSc from the London School of Economics (LSE) and a First-Class Honors BA in Political Science from McGill University.
