Marcelo Tokman Ramos is a Chilean economist with a Ph.D. and M.A. in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, and a degree in Economics from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. His professional career combines senior public sector positions —Minister of Energy and President of Chile’s National Energy Commission (CNE), as well as roles at the Ministry of Finance as General Coordinator of Advisors and Coordinator of Economic Policy— with top-level executive positions, including CEO of ENAP and General Manager for South America at Vestas Wind Turbines. He currently serves as a director on multiple boards, including Alto Maipo (Chairman of the Board), SONACOL, Grupo Cox (Chairman of the Board of Cox Chile), ANDEX Gold, and Laboratorios MAVER. He complements this work with international consulting in the energy field for Tecnológico de Monterrey and the Harvard Center for International Development, working in countries such as Honduras, El Salvador, South Africa, Albania, Jordan, among others. Marcelo has an extensive academic record, with publications on energy policy and other public policy topics. He also currently serves and has served as a board member of multiple NGOs both in Chile and abroad, and has been a professor at various Chilean universities.
