Aline Bochenek-Benoit is the Development, Communication & Training Manager at 2050Today. She leads partnerships, stakeholder engagement, and capacity-building activities. With a Bachelor’s in International Relations from the University of Geneva and a Master’s in International Communication from Leeds Beckett University and IULM Milan, Aline brings a strong international background and a passion for driving climate action through collaboration, education, and strategic communication.
Giulia Brocco is Deputy Manager, in charge of coordinating and implementing budgetary, communication and human resources tasks in collaboration with UNIGE’s central services. She also assists the Executive Director with the organization of 2050Today’s High-Level, Parties Committee and Focal Points meetings. Giulia Brocco is employed by UNIGE and, in parallel, holds the position of Project Coordinator. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Asian Studies.
Fabrice Calame holds a Master of Arts (UNIGE) in contemporary history and a DAS in public administration (IDHEAP). After several years as a freelancer, he headed various NGOs active in education, soft mobility and nature protection.
Joining UNIGE in 2019, Fabrice Calame worked with Vice-Rector Jean-Marc Triscone to develop and steer UNIGE’s sustainability strategy. In this capacity, he has represented the institution in local, national and international sustainability networks. He also supervised the work of the staff of the SDGOffice, the entity responsible for implementing the strategy.
Within Audrey Leuba’s Rectorate, he is continuing his work coordinating environmental sustainability policies, in close collaboration with the Vice-Rector for Research and Sustainability, Sébastien Castelltort.
Ancelin Coulon is the Sustainability Manager at 2050Today, leading the footprint assessment as well as climate and nature strategies. Holding a PhD in Atmospheric Sciences from ETH Zürich and a Master in Physics from EPF Lausanne, he combines deep scientific expertise with a decade of consulting experience in sustainability. Ancelin is committed to bring science and meaningful innovation into sustainability practices for International Geneva.
Jean-Pierre Reymond is the Executive Director of 2050Today. He is a Swiss career diplomat. In recent years, he has focused on innovative forms of fostering climate action and has been entrusted with developing a climate action initiative for international Geneva. He coordinated the initial phase of 2050Today and later became its director. As Ambassador for International Humanitarian Law (IHL), he previously chaired the Intergovernmental Process to strengthen respect for IHL in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross (2017-2019). He has held various diplomatic positions in Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. He holds a master’s degree in Arabic, Egyptology and Sanskrit.
