Gabriel Alsina is Global Head of Research for ISS Governance. He was appointed to the role effective September 2025, and leads the ISS research teams based across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific in our Governance Research and Voting business that report on more than 50,000 public company shareholder meetings each year in over 110 markets around the world, providing institutional investors with informed independent research and voting recommendations through ISS benchmark, ISS specialty and custom research, and producing studies and white papers on a wide variety of topics related to corporate governance and capital stewardship.

Prior to his current role, Gabriel led ISS Global Custom Research from 2020, ISS Americas Research from 2016, and ISS’s Research teams covering most of Continental Europe from 2011. With his extensive corporate governance and stewardship knowledge, Gabriel is also a regular speaker with external groups. In his earlier career, he was also a contributor and author of several white papers and pan-European reports, including the Report on the Proportionality Principle in the European Union (2006) and Study on Monitoring and Enforcement Practices in Corporate Governance in the Member States (2009).

Based in ISS’s Rockville, MD, USA office, Gabriel has a Master’s degree in Political Science, Public Administration (Governance) from the University of Rome.