Jelena Aleksić is an experienced stakeholder management professional with a background in public and corporate affairs. Since early 2023, she’s been leading aluminium sector decarbonization efforts for the First Movers Coalition under the Centre for Nature and Climate at the World Economic Forum.
Before joining the Forum, Jelena held various positions in the mining and metals sector, spanning from general management to government relations and public affairs. Before moving into the private sector, she spent a decade as a statutory employee of the European Commission and served as a UNDP capacity building advisor to the finance minister and the Government of Serbia in early 2000.
Jelena holds MA and PhD degrees in the Economics of the EU from the University of Exeter (UK) and the University of Greenwich (UK), respectively. She was the recipient of the FCO Chevening Scholarship Award and is an alumna of the REM-HSG programme of the HSG Institute for Economy and the Environment at the University of St. Gallen (Switzerland).
As the world descended on Dubai for COP28, a strong aluminium industry contingent gathered to take part in the launch of a number of key initiatives. With the roadmaps and pathways to dec...
Driven largely by increased use in transportation, construction, packaging and the electrical sectors, global aluminium demand will increase by almost 40% by 2030, from 86.2 million tonne...
La demanda mundial de aluminio aumentará casi un 40% de aquí a 2030, según un reciente informe realizado por los analistas de inteligencia empresarial CRU International por encargo del In...
Global aluminium demand will increase by almost 40% by 2030, according to a recent report conducted by business intelligence analysts CRU International on behalf of the International Alum...
