KlimateNet
Dilyana Yordanova is an experienced professional in product management and strategy, currently serving as an Advisor for KlimateNet since January 2024, focusing on product growth and strategy. Previously, Dilyana held significant roles at WorldRemit and Zepz, culminating in the position of Director of Product Management, where responsibilities included overseeing product development for global payment brands known for disrupting traditional money transfer methods. Dilyana's career includes mentorship at Teenovator and various product management positions at Paysafe Group, Tradeo.com, Ingram Micro, and Skrill, showcasing a strong background in international remittances and digital payments. Dilyana holds a degree from City University of Seattle.
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KlimateNet
KlimateNet’s mission is to empower professionals worldwide into action and connect, interact and act in order to actively contribute to the removal of carbon emissions at scale. We reward and empower active members and contributors of the KlimateNet community with tokens that can be invested in carbon certificates issued by high integrity projects. KlimateNet attracts a large network of credible experts, influencers and practitioners ready to share their expertise, know-how and insights to create mutually beneficial projects including the creation of employment opportunities. We are connecting members digitally via our website and thanks to carefully curated events. We will also release our App in May 2022. We are a pre-seed start-up founded by a diverse and inclusive team of three passionate and talented professionals combining 30+ years’ business experience and 20+ years’ practice of social entrepreneurship. We bring together an array of knowledge including technology, finance and marketing. We met, in April 2021, at the Cambridge based incubator Carbon13 who selected us to take part in their exclusive program. Our goal is to reward 10 million professionals worldwide to work together to save 10 million tonnes of CO2e emissions by 2050.