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Jitesh Shetty
Co-Founder & CEO Credible - The most effective ESG Bookkeeping software!!
Jitesh Shetty is a dynamic entrepreneur and technology leader with over 17 years of experience in software development and engineering.1 He is currently the Co-Founder and CEO of Credibl ESG, a native AI full-stack platform for decarbonization and ESG.4
Career Highlights
- Co-founded Qwiklabs, which was later acquired by Google12
- Co-founded MR Access2
- Investor in 17 tech startups2
- Mentor at Yale Entrepreneurial Society3
- Board Member at Rupeeboss Financial Services Pvt Ltd3
- Member of the Board of Directors at MRAccess Inc. and Travelx.ai3
Education
- Master of Science in Computer Science from the University of Southern California3
- Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering from Shri Guru Gobind Singhji Institute of Engineering and Technology3
Professional Experience
Jitesh has a strong track record in the tech industry, excelling in product development, team management, and strategic planning.1 His career is marked by involvement in multiple successful startups, showcasing his ability to identify market opportunities and build cutting-edge products.1
Known for his entrepreneurial spirit and drive, Jitesh Shetty is recognized as a leader who consistently brings visionary ideas to life.1 His expertise in assembling high-performing teams and commitment to delivering impactful products position him as a significant force in the tech industry.1
Highlights
On the 22nd and 23rd of August, I had the privilege to speak at the International Symposium on Energy and Climate at the 60th anniversary of Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) in Trieste. My talk focused on Climate Finance and the use of AI in climate risk measurement at a very large scale. Aaroh D. and I did a live demo of the Credibl AI Climate Risk platform.
Our board advisor John Cook also spoke about the broad landscape of private capital available today and the need for more capital allocation to aid the energy transition. Vivien Foster chaired an amazing panel the last day and summarised the two days. Here is a gist :
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Atish Dabholkar stressed on the fact that energy and climate go together - and any solution that doesnt address both is not a viable solution.
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Roberto Schaeffer https://lnkd.in/duM8QFyt who has extensively contributed to the IPCC passionately spoke about the disconnect between the climate and energy policies of nations. He also made an interesting point that we are obsessed with net zero but what is more important is the cumulative emissions by 2050.
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Professor Youba Sokona former vice chair of the IPCC remotely joined and spoke about the diverse challenges of Africa - especially when it comes to high quality data and evidence.
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There was some very good technical conversation around nuclear - strong points around fission, it's a proven large scale technology, that can give both energy and heat. The last decade nuclear was out of the clean energy debate but that is starting to change now led by Asian countries. I personally learnt a lot from Jessica Callen Kovtunova from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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Carola Segale spoke about managing climate adaptation in a large utility company and some of the learnings there.
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Special thanks to Ralf Kaiser and Sehila M Gonzalez de Vicente - I had some long conversations with both of them and developed a completely new perspective on the power of nuclear energy being a clean energy source.
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Finally Vivien Foster shared some very good insights on the work done at Climate Compatible Growth #CCG#CCG#CCG with Data-to-Deal Pipeline and specifically about the MinFin tool.
Thank you Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) for having Credibl ESG at the Symposium.
International Symposium on Energy and Climate at Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)
https://lnkd.in/d5kmSpQw
The Credibl Climate Risk management platform https://lnkd.in/djFnSYGb built for banks and NBFCs is a native AI platform. The platform has three key pillars - Financed Emission , Physical Risk and Transition Risk measurement. This is in-line with the RBI draft disclosures around climate risk https://lnkd.in/dUgkKMup .
Imagine a project finance application, the Credibl platform can take your Techno-Economic Viability report and then create a bill of materials(BOM) and also create a financed emission report from that. This is all using our proprietary LLM models.
I am honored to be one of the speakers at the ICTP International Symposium on Energy and Climate https://lnkd.in/d5kmSpQw later this month at Trieste in Italy. ICTP is an iconic research center for physical, mathematical and climate science. I am especially excited because it's the 60th anniversary of ICTP.
My talk will be focused on Climate Risk Management for Financial Institutions. I will also deep dive into the RBI draft disclosures and the Credibl AI platform for regulated entities.
Ralf Kaiser Carla Cannone John Cook Narendra Mairpady Swati Agrawal
