EQT has announced the appointment of two new hires who have joined the firm's growing sustainability team, Tinna C. Nielsen in Copenhagen and Angela Jhanji in New York City.
Nielsen has joined as equitable transformation lead for social and human sustainability, reporting to Bahare Haghshenas, global head of sustainable transformation.
Nielsen is an organizational anthropologist and she brings to EQT more than 16 years of expertise in helping companies drive social impact and sustainable change.
Previously, she worked at the Danish Institute for Human Rights, the United Nations, and as a consultant across multiple industries. Tinna is also part of the World Economic Forum Expert Network, a community of specialists working to solve global challenges. At EQT, Nielsen will oversee human rights, and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), as well as accelerate initiatives across EQT’s global network of advisors and portfolio companies.
Angela Jhanji joins EQT Private Capital as managing director for sustainability integration. She will report to Sophie Walker, head of sustainability for private capital.
Bahare Haghshenas, EQT’s global head of sustainable transformation, said: 'We are thrilled to welcome Tinna and Angela to EQT’s global sustainability team as we double down on our industry-leading commitment to sustainability.
'These latest hires underscore our focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, and human rights, as well as our ambition to drive sustainability value creation across our investments. Tinna and Angela’s expertise will be instrumental in the next phase of EQT’s journey.'
