APEM has a new, determined CEO. Leah McGimpsey, formerly its chief strategy officer and bringing experience in finance, business strategy and sport, reveals her ambitions for the role.
Latest deal brings expertise in landscape and visual impact assessments (LVIAs), photomontages, 3D visual simulations, glint and glare reports and landscape design.
SLR recruits COO from AECOM, EVORA signs in new CEO, APEM scoops energy expert from Royal HaskoningDHV, while Wardell Armstrong promotes internal candidates.
Winners include Jacobs for transforming its internal net zero and sustainability performance; WSP’s game-changing acquisition of Golder; and RIO ESG’s role in developing an innovative AI-enabled ESG ratings platform
We explore the opportunities available for environmental consultants to leverage their skills and expertise in the rapidly-developing offshore wind sector
Environment Analyst has published a special briefing looking at how small-to-medium environmental consultancies have responded to the COVID-19 crisis and how their future prospects have been affected
Brexit fails to dampen sector thanks to a resurgent public sector spending and continued infrastructure activity. And there’s change at the top as WSP, Jacobs, RSK, AECOM and Mott MacDonald lead the pack, while APEM, Delta-Simons and Sweco enter EA’s Top 30 for the first time.
APEM comes of age as revenue hits milestone in its 32nd year in business. We hear from MD Adrian Williams on the prospects ahead and how confidence remains high in spite of Brexit
How the management of environmental quality issues in the UK water sector is evolving in response to changing expectations and regulations, and creating opportunities for consultancies and the wider supply chain
How the management of environmental quality issues in the UK water sector is evolving in response to changing expectations and regulations, and creating opportunities for consultancies and the wider supply chain
Ecology focused SME achieves solid results for the latest financial year, boasting contracts with eleven UK water and wastewater companies as well as a growing foothold in the US
EA investigates the fastest growing work area in UK environmental consultancy of the last ten years, exploring the market conditions, drivers and service innovations which have conspired to produce a threefold increase in demand for ecology and land management services.
