Juan Carlos Jobet, the former Minister of Energy and Mining in Chile, has been appointed as the Dean of the School of Business & Economics at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Jobet is known for his instrumental role in Chile's energy transition, which included plans for carbon neutrality, phasing out coal power plants, and promoting renewable energy sources like solar and wind. He also spearheaded the development of crucial transmission infrastructure and implemented Chile's first energy efficiency law. Jobet's ambitious green hydrogen strategy aims to position Chile as a leading global producer and exporter of green hydrogen. In the mining sector, Jobet formulated Chile's first comprehensive mining policy, engaging various stakeholders to create a sustainable, competitive, and environmentally friendly vision for the industry. His adept crisis management skills were evident during the social unrest in 2019 and the pandemic, ensuring uninterrupted operations in both the energy and mining sectors. These sectors were pivotal in Chile's economic recovery and attracted over 50% of the country's investments. Throughout his career, Jobet has held prominent positions in the public and private sectors, including roles in housing, labor, and social security. He also has experience in investment banking and private equity, along with executive and board positions in diverse industries such as pension fund management, real estate, and infrastructure. Jobet's academic background includes degrees from prestigious institutions like Harvard University and the Catholic University of Chile. With his leadership in international organizations and initiatives like the Clean Energy Ministerial and Mission Innovation, Jobet continues to drive sustainable practices and innovation in the energy and mining sectors. His appointment as the Dean of the School of Business & Economics reflects his commitment to fostering sustainable business practices and economic development in Chile.