Miguel A. Rozo is a multilingual strategist and convener with a decade of experience at the intersection of global governance, climate finance, and social innovation. He has served in roles across government, international organizations, and civil society - from shaping foreign policy at Global Affairs Canada to advancing climate resilience at the World Bank’s Global Environment Facility and strengthening governance with the United Nations in Colombia.

 

As Co-Chair of the World Economic Forum’s Davos Lab, Miguel co-led a campaign that reached over 2 million people in 150+ countries, producing the first youth-driven global recovery agenda presented at Davos. He has spoken at TEDx, alongside the UN General Assembly, and at the WEF Annual Meeting, where he has fostered global conversations on trust, leadership, and the future of work.

 

Miguel recently completed his Mid-Career Master in Public Administration at Harvard Kennedy School, with additional coursework at MIT and Harvard Business School on generative AI, cybersecurity, negotiation, and climate-risk policy. He is passionate about bridging innovation with public purpose - helping organizations, governments, and communities navigate complexity and accelerate bold solutions.

 

Grounded in lived experience as a displaced child from Colombia and later leading in Canada and the US, Miguel brings a unique perspective that blends empathy, global citizenship, and strategic foresight. He is fluent in English and Spanish, with working proficiency in French and German.