Dr. Andreas Georgoulias

Director of Risk Management, Environmental Financial Consulting Group, LLC

Andreas leads EFCG’s Sustainability Advisory Practice and is a main point of contact for EFCG’s international clients. He brings more than 20 years of experience in advising A/E/C firms, public and private owners of infrastructure, as well as commercial lenders and multilateral development banks. He is a recognized voice in the sustainability field, as he was instrumental in creating the Envision Rating System for Sustainable Infrastructure, now widely deployed in the US and across the world. He has completed sustainability / ESG assessments for over $16 billion worth of infrastructure assets across 15 countries. Andreas is a member of the Envision Review Board of the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure and a Senior Advisor to the Zofnass Program for Sustainable Infrastructure at Harvard University.

Sally Sudworth

A chartered engineer and chartered environmentalist, working at Mott Macdonald as global head of sustainability and climate change. Until recently Sally led on the Net Zero Carbon strategy for infrastructure at the Environment Agency and prior to this was director for the low zero carbon hub in Wales.

Sally is also a fellow of the ICE and is working on the ICE Carbon Project, and she also founded the climate emergency group at the Women’s Engineering Society.

Dr David Jackson

Senior Carbon Consultant, Sweco

David has a background in weather forecasting, working as a Meteorologist for the Met Office. During this time, he saw first-hand the impact that extreme weather events had on infrastructure assets, both in the UK and further afield. This challenged him to do something to solve the problem rather than predicting ever worsening events.

Kate Levick

Kate leads E3G’s activities on Sustainable Finance, working with a wide range of public and private finance sector stakeholders to support ambitions finance and climate policy outcomes.

Prior to joining E3G Kate was the Global Director for Policy Engagement at CDP, a not-for-profit that operates a global disclosure system for institutional investors, companies, cities, states and regions to manage their environmental impacts. She previously worked for the UK government’s Office of Climate Change helping to develop international and domestic climate policy, following several years working for BP Plc in a variety of commercial and environmental roles.

Kate is a member of the British Standards Institute Steering Advisory Group for Sustainable Finance and represents E3G in the Innovation Working Group of the UK’s Climate Financial Risk Forum.

Greg Fisk

Global Campaign Lead – Climate Risk and Resilience, BMT

Based in Brisbane, Australia, Greg has over 25 years of experience in natural hazard and climate change planning and adaptation studies across both public and private sector organisations.  He specialises in climate-related projects for State and local planning authorities, for port, airport and other transport authorities as well as assessing how natural ecological systems such as wetlands respond to current and future climate variability.