Author Bio
Bruno Sbardellini Cossi
Bruno heads the Corporate Governance practice of IDB Invest, the private sector arm of the Inter-American Development Bank, where he has dedicated the past eight years to advancing impactful and sustainable development throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. He currently chairs the Corporate Governance Development Framework (CGDF), a global platform of over 40 development finance institutions working to promote high standards of corporate governance. Bruno's work is centered around crafting and enhancing governance frameworks that promote transparency, ethical leadership, and equitable growth. His rich background – including an LL.M. degree from Columbia University, a role as a Corporate Law Professor in Brazil, and a CFA in ESG – along with a prior decade as a transactional attorney, equip him with a unique multidisciplinary approach. Bruno's global perspective and comprehensive expertise are instrumental in driving positive change and fostering inclusive financial ecosystems in the communities IDB Invest serves.
Posts by Bruno Sbardellini Cossi
Corporate Governance: Practical Sessions, from Family Business to AI Oversight
Strong governance is what turns sustainability goals into results. At Sustainability Week 2026 in Barbados, join free training sessions on family governance, AI oversight, and SOE continuity, available online on May 25.
Governance and Succession: Securing the Future of Mexico’s Nonbank Financial Institutions
IDB Invest study: key findings and a roadmap to strengthen governance and CEO and senior management succession planning in nonbank financial institutions (NBFIs).
In the Face of Sustainability Challenges, Strong Governance Begins in the Boardroom
Boards of Directors must lead mitigation strategies, embedding long-term planning and innovation into risk oversight. IDB Invest empowers directors to transform climate governance into resilience, opportunity, and competitive advantage across diverse sectors.
Sustainability in Agribusiness (2): Cultivating Good Governance Practices
A solid corporate governance framework in agribusinesses helps with productivity, technology, regulations, product traceability, and other key elements. Well-delineated roles for family members and a qualified board help cultivate long-term strategies in the sector.