Olivier Khatib, elected Fellow of the Royal Society RSA
We are proud to share that Olivier Khatib, CTO and Chief Data Scientist at Sensefolio, has recently been elected a Fellow of the prestigious Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA), following a successful review by the admission panel.
Olivier has now joined the RSA Fellowship in London, where he will continue to champion the advancement of social and ethical investment practices.
For over seven years, Sensefolio has been driven by a core question: How can we contribute to a more ethical, sustainable, and eco-conscious world?
Our answer has been to build cutting-edge software that aggregates publicly available data on companies and evaluates their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance using sophisticated AI algorithms. Today, we analyze over 30,000 companies—and demand for our ESG data continues to grow.
We’re thrilled to see a rising global demand for ethical and sustainable investment data. This shift enables investment professionals to make more responsible decisions, rewarding companies with strong ESG performance and discouraging those with poor records.
As part of the RSA Fellowship, Olivier looks forward to presenting his work, collaborating with fellow changemakers, and engaging in meaningful conversations that inspire action and innovation. Being surrounded by people who share a commitment to shaping a better future is a tremendous opportunity for growth and impact.
About the RSA and the Fellowship
The RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) envisions a world where everyone can participate in building a better future.
With a 30,000-strong global Fellowship, the RSA brings together proactive problem-solvers to share ideas, conduct groundbreaking research, and create opportunities for collaboration and change.
For over 260 years, the RSA has been at the forefront of social progress, supporting innovation across three core areas: creative learning and development, public services and communities, and the economy, enterprise, and manufacturing.
Learn more: https://www.thersa.org/about-us
