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Daniel Cramer
Associate Partner | McKinsey Sustainability
Daniel Cramer is a versatile professional with a robust educational background in business administration, public policy, strategic management, and Asian economics.
His academic journey includes a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from Harvard Business School, an MPA in Public and Economic Policy from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), a BA in Strategic Management & Asian Economics from Maastricht University, and various other specialized courses from reputable institutions.
Daniel has a wealth of experience from his tenure at top-tier organizations such as McKinsey & Company, where he held various roles including Associate Partner, Solution leader in Sustainability Insights, Manager, Consultant, and Fellow.
Prior to his time at McKinsey & Company, he served as an LSE MPA Consultant at OECD and gained valuable insights through internships at Credit Suisse, ABN AMRO, and positions at renowned political and business entities.
His involvement as a Campaign Staffer and Volunteer member at Partij van de Arbeid, along with active participation in programs like Achmea Business Course, Gupta Strategists Business Course, and FSA London Banking Tour, showcases his well-rounded skill set and diverse experiences.
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Can AI be a game-changer in decarbonizing our built environment?
In the past two years, we've fully dedicated our time to developing an AI-driven model, and the results are astonishing:
⏩ Instantly map building energy performance and opportunities in days (vs. months or years) -- for each property, and each unique boiler room and envelop, even with minimal inputs.
📉 Achieve net-zero emissions with a positive net present value (through smart optimization, such as sequencing, coordination, and right sizing assets).
🔑 Dynamically optimize portfolio across 1,000+ scenarios and constraints (incl. specific lease structures, regulatory changes, or technological advancements).
The buildings sector is on the cusp of disruption. And initial results are promising that it can help drive down emissions and costs.
Attached article presents these first results. And in the meantime, we keep progressing on making it even more impactful.. we're only just getting started 💪
If it can help you too, get in touch with us. Brodie Boland, Focko Imhorst, Marita Winslade, P.Eng, MBA, Darya Guettler, Alastair Green, Isabelle Runde, Aidan Rowley, Tessa Owens, Shailesh Lekhwani, Ann Hewitt
This new “super” league is just a total disgrace. Zero honor and respect for the game. And just purely, purely driven by commercial gains.
It also destroys what football is about...
It’s without any of the tradition and history (it doesn’t build on anything… it’s just a plastic new version of reality, probably with some rip-off champions league hymn) It’s a closed shop, just for the elite teams (promotion and relegation is what football is about… champions against champions… relegation battles… impossible escapes… not some fixed group of teams) It’s purely money driven, turning fans into "consumers" of football and players into "resources" (why else would you create a new format which is only more chaotic and uninteresting for fans, only more intense for the players, and without any link to the grassroot local football activities that make the game?)
Maybe the perfect wake-up call to change football in exactly the opposite direction… salary caps, or (real) fair-play budgets, etc.?
Hope coaches and players start protesting too again this 'bonfire of greed'... can't imagine Solskjaer, Klopp, Koeman or Guardiola think this is the right thing to do?
Glad and proud btw my home team Ajax isn’t joining this disgrace.
And Manchester United... I just feel embarrassed.
