Free
Book nowWhile many people support sustainability in principle, it has yet to become embedded in everyday engineering culture. It can be difficult to discuss confidently and effectively – the topic is often complex, the benefits can feel distant, and technical language can create barriers to understanding and engagement.
With the effects of the climate crisis becoming increasingly visible and the window for meaningful action rapidly narrowing, it has never been more important for engineers to effectively communicate the value of sustainability and inspire positive change.
This event aims to:
Arrival and networking
Welcome and introduction
Workshop and discussion of theme ‘How do we better communicate sustainability?’ led by Antony Oliver
Case study examples led by Alex Lynes, with examples of how to better engage internal teams, clients and the public
Closing remarks
Event close
editorial consultant and journalist
Antony Oliver is the modern voice of the UK infrastructure industry. As host of The Infrastructure Podcast and former editor of New Civil Engineer, he brings decades of experience and a fresh, influential perspective, connecting today’s leaders and shaping the conversations that define the future of infrastructure.
Webb Yates
associate director
Alex is an associate director at Webb Yates. Here he works on projects and leads multidisciplinary teams with a particular focus on sustainable, complex and parametric design. He has a passion for using engineering as a force for good, understanding the intricate and intertwined constraints and project aspirations to propose and deliver amazing structures.
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