Stephanie Bischof is the Managing Director of Airfix. Stephanie has a broad background in corporate finance and performance management in various industries.

Prior to Airfix, Stephanie built the finance business partnering department at the Swiss Railway company. Stephanie holds a masters degrees in Business and Education from the University of Innsbruck, and has a diploma in mediation and conflict resolution by IEF Zurich. She is committed to driving climate impact.

Aymeric is a specialist in climate mitigation and adaptation financing, working across a number of decarbonisation sectors including sustainable cities, energy efficiency and nature-based solutions. Aymeric leads the CO₂ transport and storage offering within Airfix. Prior to Airfix, Aymeric co-established South Pole’s Impact Fund practice, developing funds that mobilise private sector capital to achieve climate impact. 

Head of South Pole’s Climate Investments business line, Martin is an international climate finance expert. Martin has played a leading role in the Landscape Resilience Fund and contributed to the Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance and the finance chapter of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report. Martin has worked in the carbon markets since 2006, and currently develops new instruments to mobilise capital for carbon removal technologies to meet net-zero targets.

Working at the intersection of climate innovation, impact funds and multi-stakeholder platforms, Dylan’s focus at South Pole is on establishing carbon removals as a credible instrument in the voluntary carbon market and beyond. He now supports the Airfix team part-time as a CDR Manager on advisory services and communications. Dylan holds a BEng in Chemical Engineering from the University of Edinburgh and an MSc in Climate Change, Development and Policy from the Institute of Development Studies.

Working in the Climate Physics group led by Prof. Dr. Knutti, Cyril leads the project SPEED2ZERO where toolboxes, action plans and technologies are developed that enable a sustainable transformation in Switzerland. In addition, he is involved in research on CDR, examining all land-based approaches to remove CO₂ and other greenhouse gases from the atmosphere, including BECCS.

Based in the beautiful Loire Valley in France, Karim is passionate about energy and climate. Trained as a civil engineer, he has worked for more than fifteen years in power generation both in Europe and the Middle East holding various strategic and operational positions at companies such as Rexel and General Electric. In 2020 Karim decided to work fulltime on Carbon Impact.

Pablo identifies and accompanies pioneering projects in the fields of sustainability and social transformation. Besides the financial support from the Migros Pioneer Fund, Pablo helps projects like Airfix to keep focusing on impact throughout their entrepreneurial journey. He holds a MA in International Affairs and has professional experience in consulting, communications and business development.

Eva has 12+ years of experience in strategic business development and key account management and 8+ years expertise in advisory of global corporations on funding climate action as part of their net-zero journey. With her previous working experiences at South Pole,  myclimate and the Swiss business association, Swisscleantech, Eva is well positioned to leverage her network to build the BECCS market within the DACH region. Eva holds a Bachelor in European Studies and a LL.M. in International Law and Globalisation from Maastricht University, in the Netherlands.

Jonas focuses on advisory services and stakeholder engagement at Airfix. He has more than 15 years of experience in the advisory field, working with government entities, technology companies and development organisations in Switzerland, the Arab region and Africa. Prior to joining Airfix, Jonas worked for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on digital transformation projects in Mauritania and Kenya. Jonas holds an MBA from the University of Bradford School of Management and a MA in International Relations from the Graduate Institute for Development Studies in Geneva.