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Could you become an ICE Future Leader?

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02 June 2020
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Overview

Every year the ICE President chooses some of the brightest and most motivated graduate and technician members to be on the Future Leaders Scheme.

This popular and highly competitive scheme has been running since 2005 and applications for next year opened on May 4. It gives graduate members a unique opportunity to gain experience, develop skills and learn about the industry.

Future Leaders meet and engage with senior engineering professionals, getting invaluable insight into industry development. They also become part of the Presidents' Future Leader alumni network.

The current Future Leaders for 2019-2020 (Hayley Jackson, Holly Smith, Louise Hetherington, Tim Hou, Joe Marner and Chris Landsburgh) will discuss why they applied, their experiences, projects they have been involved in and why you should apply.

Followed by Q&A session to ask any questions regarding applications.

Speakers

Hayley Jackson

Hayley Jackson

Coffey

ICE president's future leader 2019-20 & site agent

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Hayley Jackson

Hayley graduated with a First-Class Honours master’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Nottingham in July 2018, receiving the Golden Jubilee and Chris Maxwell Prize for her significant contribution to the department throughout her degree. She was an Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Undergraduate QUEST Scholar, sponsored by Taylor Woodrow from September 2014-2018, completing three summer placements on Victoria Dock Portal and Whitechapel Station, both part of Crossrail and the M5 Junction 4a-6 Smart Motorway Upgrade.

In July 2023, Hayley moved into a site agent role with Coffey delivering water infrastructure projects across the Severn Trent Framework, including a reservoir repair in the Peak District and a new pipeline in Nottingham.

Hayley joined ICE East Midlands Graduates and Students Committee in September 2016 as secretary, being elected as vice chair and chair in consecutive years until October 2019. Most recently, Hayley was selected by Paul Sheffield as one of his ICE President’s Future Leaders for 2019-20 and continues to be involved in regional and national committees.

Tim Hou

Tim Hou

Mott MacDonald

chartered civil engineer

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Tim Hou

Tim is a chartered civil engineer at Mott MacDonald, with 6 years working on major infrastructure projects both international and domestic. Tim also sits on the ICE London Regional Committee, and in 2020 was one of the ICE President Future Leaders.

Chris Landsburgh

Chris Landsburgh

AECOM

technical director decarbonisation

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Chris Landsburgh

Chris Landsburgh is a technical director of AECOM's Carbon and ESG practice, focusing on decarbonisation. He has led several important initiatives, assisting government departments and large-scale infrastructure projects with their decarbonisation strategies.

Chris also represents the UK in climate change discussions with the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) and the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). At AECOM, Chris provides guidance on life cycle assessments and carbon management for various international mega-projects, including High-Speed Rail, and events such as COP28. He also represents several bodies as an expert witness.

His work impacts national sustainability projects and AECOM's corporate environmental strategies. Chris's dedication to promoting sustainability and decarbonisation marks him as a key driver of environmental excellence within the construction and infrastructure sectors.

Chris' influence on AECOM's carbon management and climate strategies has been crucial in advancing sustainability and PAS 2080 (Carbon Management in Buildings and Infrastructure).

His efforts have earned him esteemed committee positions and national recognition, including becoming the first Chartered Infrastructure Engineer in 2024.

He is currently pursuing a PhD in Carbon Responsibility, building on his degrees in Civil Engineering and Environmental Management and Planning.

For more information please contact:

Katie Gibson