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Coolbrook Management team
Joonas Rauramo
CEO
M.Sc. (Technology), M.Sc. (Economics)
Joonas Rauramo is an experienced green technology and renewable energy business leader who is passionate about driving the global transformation to a CO2-free future. He is leading Coolbrook’s scaling up to a commercially led industrial business committed to partnering with leading technology companies and largest players in petrochemicals, steel, and cement. Prior to joining Coolbrook, Mr. Rauramo worked 15 years with low carbon electricity production in one of Europe’s largest utility companies, Fortum. He has held various managerial and executive positions in strategy, M&A, and business line roles, most recently as the Vice President of Wind Business Area.
- Coolbrook 2021–2022 EVP, Strategy and Industrial Partnerships
- Fortum 2018–2021 Vice President, Wind
- Fortum 2016–2018 Vice President, Solar and Wind Development
- Fortum 2007–2016 Various leadership roles in strategy and business development
Positions of trust
- Korkia, Board member 2022–
- Resand, Board member 2021–
Aleksi Airas
Chief Legal Officer
LL.M., Trained at the Bench
Aleksi Airas leads Coolbrook’s legal function as Chief Legal Officer (CLO). He is responsible for legal affairs and compliance at Co
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Head of Department's Report to SOUE 2009-2010
Guy Houlsby
This has been my first full year as Head of Department. Although I have been in the Department a long time, the most interesting aspect of my new role has been to see the breadth of activities that are undertaken here.
Students' Achievements
The "Complete University Guide" 2011 published by the Independent rates Oxford as the best place in the UK to study general engineering, and this accolade is certainly borne out by the achievements of some of our students. There are too many to mention them all here, but some examples include James Dolan and Philip Sibson, second year undergraduates who both won RAEng "Engineering Leadership Advanced Awards". Sheeja Jagadevan, a second year DPhil student won a Schlumberger "Faculty for the Future Fellowship" to support her research. Susannah Fleming won a prize at the 2009 British Science Festival for a poster on her research on measuring children's breathing rates.
Research, Entrepreneurship, Culture and more
The diversity of activity in the Department seems to know no bounds, and one of the real pleasures of the Head of Department's job is to see a little more of the numerous things going on in it. The following almost random selection will give you just a
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