Rose Goslinga is the President of Pula, a company that is radically restructuring agricultural  insurance and has been recently named a 2022 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic  Forum.  

Pula uses technology to scale climate insurance to smallholder farmers in emerging  markets, and works in 23 markets across Africa, Europe and Asia. Since its founding in  2015, the company has provided crop and livestock insurance cover to over 5 million  smallholder farmers through partnerships with governments, input providers, and credit  lenders.  

Rose Goslinga holds an MSc in Political Economy of Development from the University of  London where she graduated with first class honours and a BSc in Business and  Economics. Rose has worked in Agriculture and insurance for the last 15 years. She has  extensive experience in agriculture and agriculture insurance; deep knowledge of and ability  to work with the public sector, non-profit/social enterprises and commercial sectors. She is  an energetic social entrepreneur that thrives in fast-paced environments where innovation is  key. She is a Rainer Arnhold Fellow and Social Innovation Fellow from Poptech and TED  speaker. 

Rose’s work in agriculture insurance has been recognised through several international  awards, including the Financial Times/IFC Award for Sustainable Finance, InsureTech 3.0,  and the Singapore Fintech Festival.