Concha Iglesias​

Concha Iglesias​

Partner at Deloitte Spain and Sustainability & Climate Leader

Deloitte Spain

About Concha Iglesias​

Concha is a Partner at Deloitte Spain with more than 20 years of experience in professional services. Since 2020, she is leader of the “Sustainability & Climate” Practice for Deloitte Spain.

She has developed a large part of her professional career at the Firm since she joined Deloitte in 2000, having been promoted to partner in 2013. In 2016 she was appointed national leader of Deloitte’s Media and Technology Industry in Spain, in 2018 responsible for Risk services Strategy of the Firm (Corporate Governance, Strategic Risk, Brand & Reputation Risk, Crisis Management, Sustainability, Risk Sensing). Since 2019 Concha is the Partner responsible for Sustainability & Climate services for the Firm in Spain.

Her extensive experience as a Sustainability and Climate leader draws on making an impact that matters around business transformation. She has helped leading companies successfully navigate constantly across evolving landscapes (Sustainability and climate strategy, supply chain transformation, reporting strategy) for a wide variety of sectors. Due to her role in this practice, Concha has been appointed among the Top 25 Consultants and Leaders in Sustainability 2022 by The Consulting Report.

Concha holds a degree in Economics and Business Administration from the University of Oviedo and a PDD from IESE. He has been a member of the ROAC since 2009. Business Sustainability Management, from University of Cambridge – Institute for sustainability Leadership and : Circular economy and transition to the future of sustainability from MIT.

She actively collaborates with Prodis, a foundation dedicated to the social integration of people with disabilities, demonstrating her commitment to social causes. Also, she is patron of Fundación Deloitte, a Firm’s initiative whose purpose is to reinforce Deloitte’s commitment to education, training and sustainable development through links to social, cultural, educational and welfare entities and institutions that amplify society’s capacity for sustainable transformation, improve social conditions of target groups, generate opportunities and reduce inequalities

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