We are proud to be one of the inaugural CEnv Employer Champion’s. Our success is founded on excellent people with the ability and determination to make a positive difference. Being chartered is a key part of this. We will continue to support the Society for the Environment and encourage our people to become Chartered Environmentalists.
Stephanie McGibbon CEnv
Arup, Director
Arup – An Overview
Arup is an independent firm of designers, planners, engineers, consultants and technical specialists, working across every aspect of today’s built environment.
Founded on the belief that the built environment can change people’s lives for the better, every day, everywhere, we strive to meet this aim – helping clients solve their biggest challenges by harnessing our diverse skills and constantly expanding what’s technically possible. Our expertise in all aspects of the environment is an ever more important part of this ambition.
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Certificate Presentation
Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew – 2019 SocEnv Awards and Lectures.
Stephanie McGibbon CEnv, Environment Director at Arup (centre) receiving the company’s CEnv Employer Champion certificate from Professor Will Pope HonFSE CEnv, Chair of the Society for the Environment (left) and Dr Emma Wilcox CEnv, Chief Executive of the Society for the Environment (right).
Meet Another CEnv Employer Champion
CEnv Employer Champion | Amey Consulting
"As a leading Consultant, it is more important than ever to create and design environmentally-sustainable schemes."
CEnv Employer Champion | Wills Bros Civil Engineering Ltd
"We look forward to continuing growth in this field and supporting the profession alongside other CEnv and REnvTech Employer Champions."
CEnv Employer Champion | Environment Agency
"We now employ more Chartered Environmentalists than any other organisation, which is a reflection of our people’s expertise and passion."
CEnv Employer Champion | WSP
"We consider employee progression vital to the success of our business and fully support their development towards achieving chartership."
