Robbert Gerritsen

Robbert Gerritsen leads a team of analysts covering key continental European capital markets, including the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, and the Nordics. Since joining ISS in 2010, Robbert has held roles of increasing responsibility within the organization while also representing ISS as an expert speaker at industry events and at the European Commission. He is a member of ISS’ European Policy Committee and plays an active role in policy development. Robbert has also been instrumental in the development of ISS’ European pay-for-performance methodology, helping to design a quantitative model used to measure the alignment between pay and performance applicable to nearly 1,700 publicly traded companies across the region.

Robbert, who is based in Brussels, previously worked as a credit analyst for Xerox in Dublin, holds a degree in Business Economics from Hogeschool in Utrecht, as well as a degree in Political Science from Vrije Universiteit Brussels.

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Will Farrell

Federated Hermes
Assistant Manager, EOS
London

Will co-leads the climate change theme at EOS, the stewardship arm of Federated Hermes Limited, where his coverage includes companies in Europe and Australia, primarily financial services, energy, chemicals, and materials. Prior to joining EOS, Will worked in the energy and infrastructure investment banking team at Macquarie Capital, where he specialised in renewable energy. Before that, Will held a number of roles across the UK climate policy space, including as a parliamentary researcher for Rt. Hon. Chris Skidmore MP on climate and energy issues, and as a climate and economic policy analyst at a diplomatic institute. He was appointed as a voluntary adviser to Rt. Hon. Alok Sharma MP, President of COP26, on preparations for COP26 after co-founding a Westminster climate policy group in 2019, which engaged MPs and Members of the House of Lords to advocate for more ambition on climate action in public policy. Will has a Bachelor’s degree (1st Class Honours) in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science.