Director of Innovation and Research in the Buildnnovation Unit of the Ministry of Construction and Housing.
Responsible for advancing the construction sector towards a more productive, efficient with an improved quality of construction.
Yonatan holds a Master of Engineering degree from University College London.

Worked as a structural engineer both in the UK and Israel, with a broad range of projects from small residential to mega-infrastructure works

Lisa Reynolds is the new CEO of the Green Building Council South Africa. 

Lisa believes in a sustainable future created by sharing of knowledge, setting trends and influencing change. Lisa was the driver for the drafting of Energy Efficiency Standards and Regulation for Buildings. She serves on many committees in the SABS and within the energy management professionals’ space. Her passion for the “Green space” started with the birth of the Green
Building Council in 2007.

Lisa has been involved in Energy Efficiency since 2003. She was President of the SAEEC from 2016 to 2019 and was the previous President of the ESCo (Energy Services Companies) Association. Lisa was instrumental in the formation of SAFEE (Southern African Females in Energy Efficiency) within SAEEC.

For many years Lisa served on the Board of the Green Building Council and became CEO in June this year. Lisa has a BSc, an MBA and CEM. Lisa’s awards include 2007 ETA award for Women, 2008 Individual Energy (SAEE), 2012 SABS Standards Writer Award; the 2014 Women in Energy (SAWIEN); and the 2016 Ian Lane Hall of Fame award. 

Lisa is committed to growing the Green Economy within a Green Recovery.

 Daigo started his career at a Silicon Valley startup during his undergraduate. He worked at PwC Advisory LLC in Japan after graduation, engaged in strategic planning and BDD (business due diligence) operations in the M&A area.

After a few years of experience, he joined Digital Base Capital in October 2019, being in charge of PropTech JAPAN operation management, as well as overseas cooperation.