Bernardo Mariano Junior is a visionary executive with 30 years of international experience, currently serving as the Assistant Secretary-General and Chief Information Technology Officer at the United Nations. He has a proven track record leading business and digital transformations at global organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM). People often describe him as results-oriented, pragmatic, and a democratic team leader.
He is a passionate advocate for leveraging technology and AI for the greater good, emphasizing its role in accelerating the achievement of the UNs Sustainable Development Goals. He champions global cooperation to ensure technology serves humanity, bridging digital divides and minimizing risks. His perspective is shaped by a deep commitment to humanitarian work and fostering innovation for global progress.
Interesting fact: His career began in Mozambique, where he built Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to support former combatants and returning refugees.
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