XDI restructures to focus on tech delivery and Asia/Europe expansion

XDI (Cross Dependency Initiative), the world’s largest independent provider of physical climate risk analysis, has today announced the final stage of its restructure as part of its transition to digital delivery.  The changes, which involve XDI CEO Rohan Hamden stepping away from an operational role and into the position of Board Director and expansion of teams to support growth in Asia and Europe, will take effect throughout the next few months.

Rohan Hamden said: "This is an incredibly exciting time for XDI as we move from being a consultancy-based company to a digital delivery model.  It's hugely gratifying to see the realisation of our strategy, and to note the position of our company globally as I step back.  I look forward to participating on the Board and watching the company flourish in the next stages.”

The restructure began 18 months ago with the amalgamation of XDI Pty Ltd and the legacy company Climate Risk Pty Ltd under the umbrella company The Climate Risk Group. The move was accompanied by ongoing internal reorientation to allow for realisation of an ambitious new strategy prioritising digital delivery, agile development and hyperfocus in target sectors and regions.

“We are immensely grateful for the six years of hard work Rohan has put in to help build XDI to the international company it is today.  We wish him the very best in his new chapter and look forward to continuing to benefit from his expertise as part of our Board,” said Dr Karl Mallon, XDI Co Founder and CEO of The Climate Risk Group.

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