• Felipe Daguila, previously Chief Commercial Officer, steps into the CEO role to drive Terrascope’s next growth phase.
• Daguila’s appointment follows significant milestones, including market expansion in the U.S. and Japan and a strategic partnership with Fujitsu.
• Former CEO Maya Hari steps down after leading the company’s growth and strengthening its vision over the past two years.

Leadership Transition at Terrascope

Terrascope, a global leader in carbon measurement and decarbonization, appointed Felipe Daguila as its new CEO, effective January 7, 2025.

Daguila, who joined the company in 2021 as Chief Commercial Officer, has played a key role in expanding Terrascope’s footprint across Asia Pacific, Europe, and the U.S. His leadership experience includes roles at Google and AWS, making him well-suited to propel Terrascope’s growth strategy.

“As we enter our next phase of growth, we are committed to being the easiest platform to measure and reduce emissions coming from the land, nature, and net-zero economy sectors,” Daguila said.

A Strategic Growth Era

Daguila’s appointment follows key achievements under former CEO Maya Hari’s leadership, including:

• U.S. and Japan Market Expansion: Strengthened the company’s global presence.
• Strategic Partnerships: Formed a sustainability-focused partnership with Fujitsu.

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Hari reflected on her tenure:

“It has been a privilege to lead Terrascope and contribute to its vision of empowering enterprises to keep the planet habitable for all.”

Next Steps for Terrascope

Daguila shared his personal connection to the company’s mission:

“I grew up in Brazil as a farmer’s grandson. That upbringing, combined with my 25 years in technology, deepened my connection to Terrascope’s vision.”

Terrascope’s platform has measured 462 million metric tons of CO₂—equivalent to Australia’s annual emissions—and developed a science-based AI-driven decarbonization library with over 20,000 initiatives.

Tatsuki Hirota, formerly General Manager for Japan, will now lead global sales, marketing, and customer success as part of the company’s evolving leadership team.

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