Laura Mora

Mora is an internationally recognised expert in sustainability assurance, climate change, and corporate environmental responsibility. As the Managing Director of EcoVerify, she has positioned the company as Ireland’s first and only Raad voor Accreditatie (RvA) accredited verification body, solidifying its role as the premier provider of sustainability assurance. Under her leadership, EcoVerify delivers unparalleled expertise in validating and verifying greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, Net Zero Pathways, and carbon neutrality claims.
With over 15 years of global experience, Laura has advised leading international organisations, including the United Nations, on sustainability frameworks, carbon management, and climate resilience. As an Industrial Engineer with a Master’s in Project Management, she has spearheaded ISO technical committees, contributing to the development of globally recognised standards such as ISO 14064-1, ISO 14068-1 (Net Zero Pathways), and PAS 2060 (Carbon Neutrality).
Laura’s vision extends beyond compliance—she is committed to empowering businesses to embed sustainability into their core strategy. Through the EcoVerify Academy of Sustainability, she leads specialised training programs that equip professionals with the skills needed to master CSRD compliance, Double Materiality Assessments (DMA), and GHG validation and verification.
A staunch advocate for transparency and credibility in sustainability reporting, Laura is dedicated to combating greenwashing by providing businesses with robust, impartial validation of their environmental claims. Her leadership has propelled EcoVerify to the forefront of the sustainability sector, driving innovation, regulatory alignment, and meaningful corporate environmental action.
Quote from Laura Mora:
“We are on a mission to empower companies in Ireland and beyond to achieve sustainable practices and drive environmental stewardship through rigorous validation and verification of sustainability reporting and GHG claims, ensuring accuracy, integrity, and transparency in environmental information.”