Professional Summary
Yoni Sappir is a recognized green innovation strategist, researcher, and CEO of Future, a global consulting firm focused on scaling sustainable ventures. Named one of IMPAAKT Magazine’s '30 Best CEOs to watch in 2025', Sappir has extensive experience in forging cross-sector partnerships, developing creative investment structures, and advising on climate and energy innovation. His work supports startups in market entry, revenue generation, and sustainable growth. He also brings policy-oriented insight into climate diplomacy, clean energy strategy, and the intersection of innovation and environmental governance.
Educational Background
- 1990-1994
B.Sc. in Physics, Cum laude
Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
- University of Bradford
1996-1998, EMBA, Finance & Marketing
Management School
Key Initiatives and Affiliations
- Policy Fellow, Energy & Climate Strategist, Mitvim – The Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies.
- Member, Study and Research Group 'Israel from the outside in', Van Leer Institute.
- Founder and Chairman, Israel Earth Guardians (environmental NGO).
- Founder and steering committee member, Clean Energy Forum.
- Founder and steering committee member, multi-sector forum on Nesher cement plant's environmental impact.
- Steering Committee member, Presidential Climate Forum.
- Civil Society Representative, Hydrogen Forum (initiated by the Ministry of Energy).
- Civil Society Representative, Inter-Ministerial Emissions Reduction Committee.
Key Strengths
Impact
Yoni delivers investable climate outcomes by aligning strategy, financing, and execution at scale. He structures partnerships and market entry to de-risk deployment and accelerate revenue for ClimateTech ventures, and translates policy forums into regulatory roadmaps and standardized pathways for industrial decarbonization and clean power. He mentors executives and teams to institutionalize capability, turning innovations into durable systems, aligned stakeholders, and measurable progress toward a resilient economy.
Yoni Sappir at Ho Chi Minh City Industrial Transformation