Environment Analyst has published a variety of whitepapers, offering insight on how environmental consultancies are responding and adapting to current challenges and opportunities.
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Managing business challenges and anticipating shifts in a post-COVID world
EFCG’s annual leadership conference this year addressed key fundamental shifts for the industry as it transforms for the post-COVID world of virtual working and future of the office, digital solutions, social justice and equality, sustainability and enhanced risk management… and more...
Adapting to the new normal of climate change impacts in sustainable design
Environment Analyst reports on an expert panel debate hosted by EFCG looking at how firms in the built environment and their clients and projects are adapting to the challenges of climate change and sustainable design.
Ahead of this year’s Business Summit, Environment Analyst put a few questions to one of our industry response panelists, Golder’s Global President & CEO Dr Hisham Mahmoud.
Extinction or rebellion - Leadership in Environmental Consultancy
In his keynote speech to the 90+ CEOs, MDs and other senior figures in the environmental consulting and the wider environmental industry sector at the 2019 Environment Analyst Business Summit, RPS chief executive officer (UK & Ireland), John Chubb, explored the megatrends impacting the sector and how environmental consultants should be leading the climate and sustainability agenda.
Rethink workforce strategy to win on productivity, urges EFCG
Strategic, financial, and M&A advisor to architecture, engineering, and construction firms, EFCG, offers perspectives on the challenges of talent and resources management at this time of crisis.
EFCG warns on ‘overoptimistic’ industry projections
North American consulting industry survey points to five per cent growth downswing in 2020 on pandemic impact; only four in ten firms have fully-fledged plan for recession.
Anthesis CEO Stuart McLachlan tells Environment Analyst why he believes the COVID crisis provides an unexpected opportunity to not only 'build back better' but to usher in a completely new phase of sustainability purpose.
