Diginex Names Plan A Founder Lubomila Jordanova as Chief Executive Officer

Diginex has appointed Lubomila Jordanova as its new Chief Executive Officer, placing the founder of recently acquired carbon accounting platform Plan A at the helm as the company accelerates its push to become a global sustainability and RegTech leader.

The leadership change follows Diginex’s acquisition of Plan A earlier this month and reflects a broader strategy to scale through targeted acquisitions while expanding its footprint across key regulatory markets.

 

Leadership Aligned With Platform Expansion

 

Diginex said the appointment is designed to strengthen its ability to deliver integrated sustainability and regulatory technology solutions as disclosure requirements grow more complex across jurisdictions. Jordanova brings deep experience in carbon accounting, decarbonization strategy, and sustainability regulation, areas that are increasingly central to compliance under evolving EU and global frameworks.

According to the company, combining Plan A’s carbon measurement and decarbonization capabilities with Diginex’s existing strengths in ESG reporting, supply chain transparency, and AI-driven analytics positions the group to offer end-to-end solutions that move beyond reporting toward actionable compliance and value creation.

 

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Building a Sustainability RegTech Portfolio

 

Under Jordanova’s leadership, Diginex aims to accelerate its acquisition strategy and global expansion. The company has recently completed several transactions to broaden its capabilities, including the acquisition of supply chain human rights advisory The Remedy Project, ESG data company Matter from Nasdaq in October, and supply chain risk monitoring platform Findings in August.

These additions reflect a deliberate effort to assemble a modular platform that connects regulatory compliance, value chain risk, and sustainability performance into a single operating layer for enterprises facing tightening disclosure and due diligence rules.

 

From Carbon Accounting to Enterprise Compliance

 

Plan A, founded by Jordanova in 2017, provides a software platform that enables companies to collect emissions data, calculate carbon footprints, set science-based targets, track progress, and develop structured decarbonization plans. Its integration into Diginex expands the group’s ability to support Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions management alongside broader ESG and supply chain obligations.

Jordanova said the combined platform is intended to reposition sustainability compliance from a reporting burden into a strategic asset, particularly as companies respond to EU directives and growing investor demand for verifiable, decision-grade sustainability data.

 

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Transition and Governance Continuity

 

Jordanova succeeds current CEO Mark Blick, who will remain involved with the company as a Strategic Advisor during the leadership transition. Diginex said the handover is intended to ensure continuity as the group enters its next phase of growth.

For executives and investors, the appointment signals Diginex’s ambition to compete at scale in the sustainability and RegTech market. As regulatory expectations shift from disclosure toward demonstrated action and accountability, platforms that integrate carbon accounting, supply chain risk, and compliance analytics are increasingly viewed as core enterprise infrastructure rather than niche ESG tools.