Hernán Mladinic Alonso Email and Phone Number
Representative, Latin America, International Land Conservation Network (ILCN). at
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Oikonos - Ecosystem Knowledge
santa cruz, california, united states
Hernán Mladinic Alonso's Location
Valparaíso, Valparaiso Region, Chile, Chile
About Hernán Mladinic Alonso
I have 30 years’ experience in government and nonprofits, as well as companies, in the areas of public policy, strategic planning, project management, sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, advocacy campaigns and large ecosystems conservation and protected areas creation, with a strong backing in evidence and analytical aptitude for informed and viable decision-making. I have demonstrated leadership, management and supervision of multi-disciplinary staff and large budgets, to ensure organizational focus, clarity of purpose and program accountability.I have outstanding meta-analysis capacity to understand the interactions between the technical and the political, social and cultural variables, among the different stakeholders involved. This has allowed me to read the attitudes of investors, analysts, regulators, legislators, media, NGOs and civil society, anticipate possible scenarios, and recommending different effective action strategies, to produce real and perceptible change for organizations and communities.I have always promoted a collaborative dialogue among colleagues, across organizations and stakeholders at all level of government, policymakers, corporate executives and NGOs, building strong and honest working relationships, in the search for lasting agreements, trusted partnerships and positive outcomes. This has allowed me to develop and cultivate an extensive network of high-level contacts in Chile and abroad, both within the public and private sector. A milestone in my career and historic achievement was leading the team that proposed in 2017 the Route of Parks of Patagonia, a public-private agreement with Michelle Bachelet´s government that resulted in the creation of 5 new national parks, expanding other 3, encompassing 10 million acres of protected areas. I have lead Corporate Social Responsibility teams using a bottom-up strategy to change cultural, safety and environmental practices. I have experience in fundraising of national and international funds and promoting philanthropy in Chile.I have effective communication skills. Always informed, and on top of current political, legislative and environmental issues and trends, reflecting on them and building opinion.I believe in the power of positive ideas and compelling stories, and their ability to inspire and mobilize people and organizations towards the changes that are necessary.
Hernán Mladinic Alonso's Current Company Details
Oikonos - Ecosystem Knowledge
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Representative, Latin America, International Land Conservation Network (ILCN).
santa cruz, california, united states
- Website:
- oikonos.org
- Employees:
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Hernán Mladinic Alonso Work Experience Details
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Miembro Junta DirectivaOikonos - Ecosystem Knowledge May 2024 - PresentFrutillar, Los Lagos, ChileWe are a non-profit organization that studies and protects imperiled ecosystems by engaging diverse communities through innovative scientific and artistic collaborations, facilitating work between different actors in civil society. Oikonos has contributed to protecting and studying species of birds, plants and mammals that live in 16 large ecoregions, from the Valdivian temperate forests of Chile to the Bering Sea in Alaska. It currently carries out its activities in Argentina, Canada, Chile and the USA.
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Representative, Latin AmericaInternational Land Conservation Network (Ilcn) Sep 2020 - PresentCambridge, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos.- The ILCN is a global network dedicated to connecting organizations and people from all over the world who are developing voluntary land conservation actions in the private sector and civil society. The ILCN seeks to empower these individuals and organizations, exchange experiences and practices, and strengthen the global conservation movement. - The ILCN supports knowledge sharing and networking primarily through the organization of international meetings and forums focused on innovations and exemplary practices. We also aim to promote and facilitate learning through the coordination of peer groups on topics of mutual interest.- The ILCN is an initiative of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. www.landconservationnetwork.org
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CouncilorChile California Council May 2019 - PresentSan Francisco, Ca, Usa.A bi-national nonprofit organization that promotes mutually beneficial relationships and knowledge sharing between Chile and California in both the private and public sectors. https://chile-california.org/ -
Project Manager "Route Of Parks Of Patagonia, World Destination For Nature And Conservation"Fudea Ufro / Corfo Mar 2023 - Oct 2023Puerto Varas, Los Lagos, ChileThe purpose of this program is to "Consolidate the Route of Parks of Patagonia as a sustainable destination for nature tourism and conservation of global importance, integrating the territory and its inhabitants through the enhancement of natural and cultural heritage, to generate new development opportunities and improve the quality of life, according to the interests of the communities”. It includes the regions of Los Lagos, Aysén and Magallanes.
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Councilor, Advisory BoardAmigos De Los Parques De La Patagonia Apr 2018 - Aug 2021Puerto Varas, Chile.Friends of Parks of Patagonia, was a non-profit chilean organization created under the umbrella of Tompkins Conservation to promote a citizen culture of appreciation and protection of national parks.It ended its operations in August 2021.
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Member, Large Landscape Conservation Peer Learning InitiativeLincoln Institute Of Land Policy Jul 2018 - Jun 2020Cambridge, Massachusetts, Usa.The Lincoln Institute researches and recommends creative approaches to land as a solution to economic, social, and environmental challenges, integrating theory and practice to inform public policy decisions worldwide.The Large Landscape Peer Learning Initiative (LLPLI) is an effort designed to: help articulate, through peer exchange and sharing of best practices, the strategic vision of large landscape conservation initiatives around the globe, and to monitor the implementation of these strategic visions over time.The Large Landscape Conservation Learning Initiative objectives are:• To identify, support, and disseminate research that will lead to better understanding, decisions, and actions.• To advance the understanding and application of new methods, tools, and techniques for achieving policy goals.• To foster and participate in communications and interactions with scholars, practitioners, public officials, policy advisers, and civic leaders. -
Vidanta FellowWoodrow Wilson International Center For Scholars Oct 2018 - Mar 2019Washington, Dc.I won the 2018 Vidanta Foundation fellowship, a six month residence fellowship at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington DC., to conduct research for "Fostering Sustainable Tourism Development in Latin America and the Caribbean", to deepen that virtuous partnership between conservation and responsable tourism. Sustainable tourism can be a powerful and dynamic economic force for economic prosperity, resilient communities and healthy ecosystems. -
Executive DirectorTompkins Conservation Jul 2008 - Apr 2018Puerto Varas, X Región De Los Lagos, Chile.Project born from the vision and commitment of American philanthropists, Doug and Kristine Tompkins, who after a life on the creation or management of companies such as The North Face, Esprit and Patagonia, decided to turn their effort and passion into acquiring land for creating national parks in Chile and Argentina, recovering imperiled wildlife, implementing ecological agriculture, promoting healthy local communities and support leading-edge activism. So far, the Tompkins have purchased and donated 2.1+ million acres for conservation (1.3 million in Chile alone) • Lead the relationships with government institutions in the donation of private land for the creation and expansion of national parks.• Lead the "Network of Parks of the Chilean Patagonia" proposal, agreement that made possible the creation of 5 new national parks and the expansion of 3 existing ones, in an historic public-private effort, encompassing 10 million acres, thanks to the donation of 1 million acres, the largest donation of a private organization to a State in the world (2014-2018). The initiative will create a new destination, the "Route of the Parks", a vision of development based on conservation, which will establish a network of 17 national parks, throughout 1,700 miles from the southern city of Puerto Montt to Cape Horn, boosting economic development and prosperity of local communities.• Established fluid, honest and direct relationships with government authorities and other stakeholders and wrote letters to editors and opinion columns in newspapers of national circulation for a better communication and understanding of our projects.• Played an executive role in the successful public education campaign Patagonia without Dams (2008-2014), which allowed the public and decision makers to be informed of the inconvenience and unnecessariness of this mega-hydroelectric project in Chilean Patagonia for its people and the environment, and instead promote renewable energy solutions for Chile. -
Senior AnalystEnap Apr 2004 - Jul 2008Santiago De ChileENAP, Chile's National Oil Company, a state owned company, engaged in the exploration, production, refining, and marketing of hydrocarbons and their derivatives.• Senior Analyst at the Planning and Management Department in the areas of Environment, Renewable Energy, Social Responsibility and Business Intelligence• Principal analyst at the Business Intelligence Unit, a multidisciplinary team aimed at identifying trends, opportunities and risks in the area of energy and hydrocarbons and feed reports to Senior Management.• Developed and operated the Intranet site and Business Intelligence Blog.• Led Environmental & Social responsibility teams of 50 workers using a bottom –up strategy to change cultural, safety and environmental practices, as part of the Environmental Liabilities Remediation Project.• Identified, elaborated and implemented a portfolio of greenhouse gas reduction projects to apply to the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol and the search for buyers to commercialize the resulting emission reduction certificates.• Created and led round tables among professionals of diverse departments, to foster dialogue and strategic analysis, assessing trends and forecasting, to have a better comprehension of the business environment, the economical and political scenarios, and the society the company is embedded. • Participated in the elaboration of the Sustainability Report under the GRI standard.• Participated in the elaboration of the strategic map, indicators, goals and initiatives for the CSR Balanced Scorecard.• Implementation of the Environmental Management Program at the corporate level (2004-2005)• Elaboration of Ground rules, Policy and Corporate Quality Objectives (2004-2005)• Elaborated high quality forecasting report on the future of renewable energy and fuels, electric and hybrid cars, and its impact on the oil business.• Founding member of the company's Center for Innovation and Knowledge Management (CICE) -
Graduate ProfessorUniversidad De Chile Mar 2004 - Jul 2008Santiago De ChileFounded in 1843, University of Chile it is the oldest and the most prestigious university in the country.• Graduate professor of the Social-Environmental Economy course of the Master in Environmental Management and Planning. An interdisciplinary course to foster a greater understanding of environmental issues, their interrelation with the economy and social phenomena, the way in which environmental conflicts are socially constructed. -
Project Professional, Sustainable Energy ProgramFundación Chile Sep 2003 - Dec 2003Santiago De ChileA prestigious and well known public-private do tank organization created in 1976, whose purpose is to promote the transformation of Chile towards sustainable development through high-impact innovative solutions, being pioneers promoting and enabling different productive sectors such as aquaculture, agribusiness and renewable energy.• Evaluation and development of energy efficiency programs in the public and private sector (National Energy Commission, Cerro Colorado Mining Co.)• Evaluation of the Market of Environmental Goods and Services in Latin America (financed by ECLAC of the United Nations)• Development of renewable energy projects for the application of biogas• Created and lead a work team to address the carbon bonds market• Consultancy to Sociedad Agrícola y Servicios Isla de Pascua Limited (SASIPA, Easter Island) on appropriate ecological sanitation solutions, with support from the GTZ-Ecosan Project and the dutch NGO Waste. -
New Business ManagerCleaner Production Center (Cpc) At The Corporación De Investigación Tecnológica De Chile (Intec) Jun 2002 - Aug 2003Santiago De ChileThe CPC was originally created as a project of the state own National Technological Research Corporation (INTEC), that in 2003 merged with Fundación Chile. The center was dedicated to help medium and small businesses to manage and reduce energy and water resources uses, avoid pollution, and recover materials using a circular industrial ecology model, through changes in practices, management, processes and technologies.- I develop new offers to companies and organizations in the public and private sector aimed at providing comprehensive solutions that are socially, technically and economically viable (Sectors addressed: Hospitals, Hotels, Chilean Post Office, State Railways Company, Zoo and Metropolitan Park and salmon farming)- Coordination and monitoring of goals and commitments.
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Inter-Ministerial Coordination Liason And Head Strategic Environmental Information DepartmentMinisterio Del Medio Ambiente May 2000 - May 2002Santiago De ChileFormerly the National Environmental Commission (CONAMA), its mission was to design and implement environmental policies and strategies in coordination with other ministries, the protection and conservation of biological diversity and renewable natural and water resources and promoting sustainable development. It was replaced in 2010 by the Ministry of Environment.Fallowing positions:Advisor to the Executive Director, Inter-ministerial Coordination Area • Support and elaboration of proposals for the improvement of the coordinated environmental management of ministries and public agencies; • Monitoring of ministerial environmental goals; • Preparation of reports and follow-up of inter-ministerial coordination bodies (working groups, committees, etc.)Manager, Inter-ministerial Coordination Area and Institutional Goals • Coordinate and prepare the agendas and meetings of the main institutional decision making bodies of CONAMA: the Council of Ministers and the Advisory Council, that review citizen and companies claims to resolutions of environmental impact assessment studies.• Coordinated the Inter-ministerial Coordination Group (integrated by Minister's advisors) • Coordinated the Sustainable Development Council, advisory body to the President of Chile, composed of 92 representatives of the Government and Civil Society.; • Monitored Commission´s institutional goals and Government's Management Performance Program. Support and elaboration of proposals for improvement.Head of Strategic Environmental Information and Studies Department • Led a staff of 14 professionals and managed and coordinated the elaboration of regional and national indicators of sustainable development; • Maintenance of the National Environmental Information System (SINIA); • Development of territorial environmental information projects; • Maintenance of the National Office of Environmental Information and Documentation Center -
Coordinator Sustainable Development AreaMinisterio De Desarrollo Social De Chile Sep 1999 - May 2000Santiago De Chile -
Environmental AnalystNoranda Inc. Oct 1998 - Feb 1999Toronto, Canada.Noranda was a mining and metallurgical company that later ended in Glencore after successive acquisitions. I was hired to develop a case study for my MA thesis: “Sustainable Development Indicators for the Mining Sector” in the three dimensions of sustainability (social, environmental and economic).
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Ministerial Regional Secretary Of Planning And Coordination (Serplac)Ministerio De Desarrollo Social De Chile Jul 1995 - Aug 1997Coyhaique, Xi Region De Aysén, Chile.Chile is divided in administrative regions, with regional authorities representing the central government. I was the regional secretary for Aysén, the third largest region of Chile: 42 ,000 sq mi and 100,000 inhabitants. Mideplan, among other functions, manages the National Investment System. • Directed and supervised a team of 18 project analysts and evaluators in different areas of regional and local development. • Coordinated the regional investment process, the socio-economic evaluation and prioritization of the regional government´s investment projects portfolio, overseeing a budget of US $ 30 million, working directly with the Governor and advising the Regional Council in these matters. • Coordinated the implementation of the Regional Development Strategy, the main road map of regional governments, ensuring that regional investments follow the guidelines and framework of this strategy. • The implementation and execution of policies and programs oriented towards priority groups. • Participate in different commissions on issues of environment, natural resources, vulnerable groups and regional investments
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Regional Coordinator, National Program For Overcoming PovertyMinisterio De Desarrollo Social De Chile Nov 1994 - Jun 1995Punta Arenas, Xii Región De Magallanes, Chile.
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Head Of Studies And Research Unit And Coordinator Antarctic And Environmental ProgramFoundation For The Development Of The Magellan Region (Fide Xii) Mar 1989 - Oct 1994Punta Arenas, Xii Region De Magallanes, Chile.• Local social and economic research and studies • Preparation and management of project proposals and application to international cooperation funds • Fundraised, organized and coordinated 5 annual international public open seminars about southern and antarctic environmental problems such ozone depletion, climate change, marine pollution, deforestation and biodiversity loss, with participants from 9 different South American countries, Chilean NGOs, academics and government oficials. With fallowing publications. • Participated as a non-governmental appoint at the Chilean delegation to 5 Antarctic Treaty consultative meetings (Viña del Mar, Bohn, Venice, Kioto and Madrid) that culminated in the approval of the Protocol on Environmental Protection that designated Antarctica as a natural reserve, devoted to peace and science.
Hernán Mladinic Alonso Skills
Sostenibilidad
Desarrollo Sostenible
Responsabilidad Social Corporativa
Sustainability
Sustainable Development
Spanish
Environmental Policy
Qualitative Research
Environmental Impact Assessment
Strategic Planning
Corporate Social Responsibility
Environmental Awareness
Environmental Management Systems
Community Outreach
International Development
Policy Analysis
Environmental Issues
Climate Change
Capacity Building
Hernán Mladinic Alonso Education Details
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Sociology
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Clear Lake High SchoolHouston, Texas
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Hernán Mladinic Alonso's current role is Representative, Latin America, International Land Conservation Network (ILCN)..
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Hernán Mladinic Alonso attended Universidad Alberto Hurtado, University Of Toronto, University Of Tasmania, Universidad De Chile, Clear Lake High School.
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