About this event
The second in our webinar series will see experienced consultants from our Early Career Advisory Board share their insights into the field of environmental consulting, discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with this career path, and offer advice on how to become a successful consultant.
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Guest speaker
James Bickle Delta SimonsG
James Bickle is a senior environmental consultant at Delta-Simons, specialising in the field of land contamination. James joined the company in January 2019 after graduating from the University of East Anglia with a degree in Environmental Sciences, through which he studied environmental assessment, management, and sustainability. James currently works within the Delta-Simons Environmental Transaction Services team, supporting the delivery of environmental assessments as part of environmental due diligence for clients looking to invest in and develop commercial real estate throughout the UK and across Europe.
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Anna Volak SLR ConsultingG
My name is Anna and I have been an ecologist with SLR for just over two years. I specialise in mammal ecology with a particular focus on bats and badgers. In a nutshell, my work requires me to carry out protected species surveys on areas of land that will or may be developed and turned into projects such as cable routes for wind farms, solar farms and battery energy storage systems. We also encourage developers to build in a way that won’t harm any protected species, retain, or create as much suitable habitat as possible and also provide additional resources for the protected species using the site.
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Ellie Hathaway RambollEH G
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Adam Lau AtkinsG
Adam Lau is an Environmental Scientist specialising in UK water resource planning and modelling with Atkins. Adam joined Atkins after graduating from the University of Southampton in 2018 with a Masters in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Through modules such as hydrology, flood risk and surface and groundwater management, Adam developed an interest in the water management sector. Adam currently supports water companies with ensuring they deliver water supply in the midst of climate change, population growth whilst protecting the environment and utilises coding as a tool to process large amounts of data to support clients’ decision-making process efficiently.
