Isabel Beltrán is Vice President at GEAPP, leading efforts in Latin America and the Caribbean to expand energy access, foster green economies, and support the energy transition. Previously, she was a Director at The Rockefeller Foundation’s Power Initiative, working on energy resilience. With over 15 years of experience in economic development, she has worked at The World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank, focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. Isabel holds master’s degrees in Economics from the Catholic University of Ecuador and Public Administration from Syracuse University, bringing deep expertise in sustainable energy solutions to her role.

Hali is the Program Associate for the Latin America and Caribbean team at GEAPP, focusing on productive energy uses for economic development. A fellow in Columbia’s Women in Energy program, she advocates for gender inclusion and Indigenous representation. Hali holds a degree in History and International Studies from the University of Florida.

A global communications strategist with nearly two decades of experience leading teams across the energy, technology, and development sectors, Eric guides the collaborative communications of GEAPP’s 50+ partners. While building GEAPP’s communications approach he also led Communications, Policy and Advocacy for The Rockefeller Foundation’s Power initiative and launched award-winning campaigns to end energy poverty with clean energy.  Prior to joining the Foundation in New York, he spent a decade in emerging markets in the Middle East and Asia. As co-founder and Managing Director of Eye On, and Regional Director of The Energy Year he led market research, editorial, and event teams across these regions, creating sector-leading content and conferences in partnership with government, the private sector, and media.

Gabriela is the Director of Partnerships for Latin America and the Caribbean at GEAPP. With over 10 years of experience in international affairs, energy policy, and diplomacy, she leads engagement strategies to enhance energy access. She holds a Master’s in Development Practice and a Bachelor’s in Business Administration.