May López Díaz
Professor and advisor on sustainability and mobility
Professor and advisor on sustainability and mobility
May López Díaz is a professional specialising in sustainable mobility, green logistics and corporate sustainability. With a solid track record in designing and implementing strategies that integrate environmental criteria into urban mobility and the supply chain, she combines technical knowledge with leadership in innovative projects. She has collaborated with various public and private organisations, promoting the transition to efficient and responsible transport models and driving sustainable business practices. Passionate about training and social awareness, she also participates in corporate social responsibility initiatives, contributing to the creation of more sustainable and resilient environments. Her approach combines strategy, innovation and environmental commitment.
Knowledge Areas
- Sustainable logistics and supply chain
- Sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR)
- Sustainable mobility
Academic background
IE Business School
Master's Degree, PAD (Advanced Management Programme)
Spanish Association for Quality
Master's Degree, European Expert in Quality Management
Martín Escudero Foundation-Tajamar Centre
Master's Degree in Environmental Management, Quality and Environment
Professional and Faculty experience
May López Díaz is Director of Development at Empresas por la Movilidad Sostenible (Companies for Sustainable Mobility), leading initiatives that promote the transition to efficient and environmentally friendly transport models. She develops and coordinates projects, events and observatories that integrate sustainability, innovation and public-private collaboration in mobility and logistics. Her professional work includes sustainability consulting, articulating environmental criteria in business strategies and participating in sectoral mobility forums. She combines technical expertise with public visibility in debates and initiatives that promote more sustainable and efficient urban mobility.
May López Díaz has a solid academic background as a lecturer in areas related to sustainability, corporate social responsibility and sustainable logistics, teaching at various business schools and universities. In addition to her teaching work, she coordinates the Observatory of Sustainability in Latin America and contributes as a lecturer in postgraduate programmes related to ESG sustainability and sustainable mobility. Her academic experience is complemented by the preparation of specialised reports, participation in sector forums and the promotion of applied knowledge on issues of mobility and corporate sustainability.
May López Díaz plays an active role at OBS Business School as a lecturer in areas related to sustainability, corporate social responsibility and sustainable mobility. She participates in the generation and dissemination of applied knowledge through academic reports such as the 5th OBS Report on Electric Mobility and represents the school at international events such as Barcelona New Economy Week 2025, where she moderated key debates on infrastructure and decarbonisation. Her participation in academic and industry activities helps to strengthen OBS's presence in the areas of innovation, sustainability and business transformation.
Media mentions and public appearances
- AutoRevista. (s. f.). La movilidad eléctrica, pieza fundamental en las estrategias de sostenibilidad. AutoRevista.
https://www.auto-revista.com/texto-diario/mostrar/5354818/movilidad-electrica-pieza-fundamental-estrategias-sostenibilidad - Revista Viajeros. (s. f.). Publicado el V Informe OBS sobre movilidad eléctrica. Revista Viajeros.
https://revistaviajeros.com/noticia/18440-publicado-el-v-informe-obs-sobre-movilidad-electrica/ - Movilidad Eléctrica. (s. f.). Informe OBS: Movilidad eléctrica en España 2023. MovilidadElectrica.com.
https://movilidadelectrica.com/informe-obs-movilidad-electrica-2023/ - El Obrero. (s. f.). España lidera la matriculación de coches eléctricos, pero no al ritmo de los objetivos fijados para 2030. El Obrero.
https://elobrero.es/173005-espana-lidera-la-matriculacion-de-coches-electricos-pero-no-al-ritmo-de-los-objetivos-fijados-para-2030.html