EA gains exclusive access to an extraordinary virtual gathering of consulting and professional service firm CEOs to learn how their businesses are adapting to the new norms and rapidly-evolving outlook, and what is expected to come in the aftermath of COVID-19
An infectious disease outbreak was a far greater risk than people thought. Joris Winters of Arcadis asks if a stronger focus on uncertainty could have made us more prepared?
Amsterdam-headquartered firm praises profitable growth. Top line boosted by strong activity in the Americas, while its more-mature European markets grow more slowly
Infrastructure & development opportunities create healthy demand for EC services, according to latest global sector report from Environment Analyst. AECOM, Jacobs and Tetra Tech retain position as top three EC providers worldwide as other challengers ascend rankings
EA speaks to CEO Stephen McNulty on the story so far for this upcoming Irish enviro-tech firm - a company attracting some notable investor attention, able to count many of the leading environmental consultancies among its key clients - and one with global ambitions
Environment Analyst explores key themes debated at AEC Advisors’ recent CEO Summit in New York: KPIs for success, M&A strategy, diversity & inclusion, digitalisation and stakeholder value vs shareholder value
The Environment Agency has appointed consultants to help deliver its capital investment programme for flood defence assets. AECOM, Arcadis and Mott MacDonald among winning bidders.
Business leaders from international consulting firms discuss the opportunities and risks as they and their clients continue to respond to the digital revolution
Toronto-headquartered EHSQ software specialist explains how legislation, technological advances and social change are shaping the future of corporate sustainability, and why big consultancy names are lining up to partner with it
EA looks at the gender pay gap and employment trends in the environmental sector as large UK organisations report them for the first time, and asks firms how they plan to tackle the underlying issues
