Environment Analyst's Sustainability Delivery Awards recognise ESG innovation, achievement and leadership, and celebrate those organisations who have made significant advances in progressing towards a sustainable transformation and achieving climate and net zero goals.
The Environment Analyst-led, independent judging panel includes industry experts and analysts, and is headed by Environment Analyst's Managing Director Ross Griffiths. This year's guest judges include Lucy Bradbury, Global ESG Training & Development Lead at AECOM, Jordana Vasquez, Senior Manager, Climate Resilience & Equity at Resilient Cities Network, Edward Brauer, Senior Hydraulic Engineer St. Louis District & Riverine Practice Lead, Engineering With Nature® Program at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Anjuliee Mittelman, PhD., Environmental Engineer at the US DoT Volpe Center.
Entries have now closed and this year's winners will be announced live at the Sustainability Delivery Awards Ceremony on 25 June in Boston, Massachusetts. We're pleased to announce this year's Awards guest speaker will be Oliver Sellers-Garcia, Green New Deal Director, City of Boston.
Meet the judges
The Awards are judged by the independent Environment Analyst judging panel, led by Head Judge, Ross Griffiths. Joining the panel are our guest judges, Lucy Bradbury, Jordana Vasquez and Edward Brauer.
2024 Award Categories
Digital Innovation Award
Sustainability Leader of the Year
Sustainability M&A of the Year Award
Circularity Award
Nature Positive Award
Transportation Project of the Year
Transformational Partnership Award
Rising Star Award
Energy Company of the Year
Sustainability Impact Award
Creating Resilient & Sustainable Communities Award
Water Company of the Year
Remediation Project of the Year
Judges
The Environment Analyst-led, independent judging panel includes industry experts and analysts, and is headed by Environment Analyst's Managing Director Ross Griffiths. This year's guest judges include:
LUCY BRADBURY
Global ESG Training & Development Lead
AECOM
Lucy is AECOM’s Global ESG Training & Development Lead, based in San Diego. Lucy has been with AECOM for 8 years in a variety of corporate sustainability roles and has a background in environmental compliance. She also provides strategy and direction for several EDI groups including AECOM’s Pride employee resource group, Diverse Sustainability Initiative’s LGBTQ+ network and Building Equality.
Judging: Rising Star Award
ANJULIEE MITTELMAN, PHD.
Environmental Engineer
US DoT Volpe Center
Anjuliee Mittelman has nearly 10 years of experience in air quality modeling and lifecycle assessments. Her work focuses on modeling air quality impacts from a wide range of transportation sources, including highway vehicles, locomotives, container ships, and airport sources. Anjuliee is currently an environmental engineer and program manager at the U.S. Department of Transportation's Volpe Center where she leads multi-disciplinary teams that evaluate the impacts of transportation and infrastructure development on the environment. She has a Ph.D. in environmental engineering from Tufts University and a B.S. in chemical engineering from Queen's University.
Judging: Transportation Project of the Year Award
JORDANA VASQUEZ
Senior Manager, Climate Resilience & Equity
Resilient Cities Network
Jordana Vasquez is a Senior Manager for Climate Resilience & Equity at the Resilient Cities Network. She leads the Resilience for Communities (R4C) Program in North America, collaborating with city staff, community organizations, and stakeholders to scale community-centric resilience solutions. Previously, she worked at Building Energy Exchange and as a community development officer post-Hurricane Sandy. Jordana also co-founded WOC/CS, a global digital collective supporting women of color in sustainability.
Judging: Creating Resilient & Sustainable Communities Award
EDWARD BRAUER P.E.
Senior Hydraulic Engineer St. Louis District & Riverine Practice Lead, Engineering With Nature® Program
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Edward Brauer is a senior hydraulic engineer at the USACE St. Louis District (MVS) and a regional technical specialist in river engineering for the Mississippi Valley Division. With 19 years of experience, he specializes in navigation, environmental restoration, and research on river-training structures. Edward has led classes on shallow draft navigation and river-training-structure design, and he holds positions in various engineering committees and commissions. He's also an adjunct professor at St. Louis University.
Judging: Nature Positive Award
LUCY BRADBURY
Global ESG Training & Development Lead, AECOM
Lucy is AECOM’s Global ESG Training & Development Lead, based in San Diego. Lucy has been with AECOM for 8 years in a variety of corporate sustainability roles and has a background in environmental compliance. She also provides strategy and direction for several EDI groups including AECOM’s Pride employee resource group, Diverse Sustainability Initiative’s LGBTQ+ network and Building Equality.
Judging: Rising Star Award
ANJULIEE MITTELMAN, PHD.
Environmental Engineer
US DoT Volpe Center
Anjuliee Mittelman has nearly 10 years of experience in air quality modeling and lifecycle assessments. Her work focuses on modeling air quality impacts from a wide range of transportation sources, including highway vehicles, locomotives, container ships, and airport sources. Anjuliee is currently an environmental engineer and program manager at the U.S. Department of Transportation's Volpe Center where she leads multi-disciplinary teams that evaluate the impacts of transportation and infrastructure development on the environment. She has a Ph.D. in environmental engineering from Tufts University and a B.S. in chemical engineering from Queen's University.
Judging: Transportation Project of the Year Award
JORDANA VASQUEZ
Senior Manager, Climate Resilience & Equity, Resilient Cities Network
Jordana Vasquez is a Senior Manager for Climate Resilience & Equity at the Resilient Cities Network. She leads the Resilience for Communities (R4C) Program in North America, collaborating with city staff, community organizations, and stakeholders to scale community-centric resilience solutions. Previously, she worked at Building Energy Exchange and as a community development officer post-Hurricane Sandy. Jordana also co-founded WOC/CS, a global digital collective supporting women of color in sustainability.
Judging: Creating Resilient & Sustainable Communities Award
EDWARD BRAUER, P.E.
Senior Hydraulic Engineer St. Louis District & Riverine Practice Lead, Engineering With Nature® Program, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Edward Brauer is a senior hydraulic engineer at the USACE St. Louis District (MVS) and a regional technical specialist in river engineering for the Mississippi Valley Division. With 19 years of experience, he specializes in navigation, environmental restoration, and research on river-training structures. Edward has led classes on shallow draft navigation and river-training-structure design, and he holds positions in various engineering committees and commissions. He's also an adjunct professor at St. Louis University.
Judging: Nature Positive Award
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25/06/2024
Awards Ceremony
This year’s winners will be revealed live at the Sustainability Delivery Awards Ceremony on 25 June at the Hyatt Regency Boston.
Join us in Boston for an evening of celebration and networking with the best in the industry.
The evening Awards ceremony is taking place alongside the Environment Analyst Sustainability Delivery Summit on 24-26 June at the Hyatt Regency Boston, which will bring together sustainability leaders to share thought-leadership and get critical insights to help lead the sustainability transition.
We're pleased to announce this year's Awards guest speaker will be Oliver Sellers-Garcia, Green New Deal Director, City of Boston.
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Awards Speaker
We're pleased to announce this year's Awards guest speaker will be Oliver Sellers-Garcia, Green New Deal Director, City of Boston.
OLIVER SELLERS-GARCIA
Green New Deal Director, City of Boston
Oliver Sellers-Garcia serves as Boston's first Green New Deal Director and is a cabinet-level Senior Advisor to Boston Mayor Michelle Wu. In this role, Oliver works across the City to advance climate action through strategies that address social, racial, and economic inequality. Oliver's experience in the public sector includes serving as Director of Resiliency and Equity at the MBTA and Director of Sustainability and Environment in the City of Somerville. In these roles, Oliver was responsible for planning, program management, public administration, and thought leadership in the areas of climate change resilience and mitigation, environmental protection, and people-centered planning in the urban Boston area. Prior to joining the public sector, Oliver worked as a consultant helping public agencies and cities around the world integrate sustainability into planning and organizational management. The son of Guatemalan and American parents, Oliver grew up in a bicultural environment in the Boston area and is a native bilingual Spanish speaker. He has lived in many neighborhoods of Boston and now calls Roxbury home. Oliver holds a Bachelor's degree in Urban Studies from Columbia University and a Master's in City Planning from MIT.
Location
This year's Awards are being held at:
1 Ave de Lafayette
Boston
MA 02111
United States