Overview
Join our expert panel at 12 noon on Wednesday 15 October to discuss the findings of the 2025 IWFM Sustainability Report: ‘Tackling the other half of the climate challenge: Adaptation’.
We’ll be picking up on the key themes of the report, which continues our partnership with Equans UK & Ireland. The panel will explore how workplace and facilities management teams should prioritise their climate adaptation planning, the different roles played by service providers and WFMs, and the importance of collaboration to drive sustainability through the supply chain. We’ll also be discussing how organisations should balance cost considerations with sustainability goals in their supply chain management.
During the webinar, we’ll be polling guests to share their organisation’s attitude to climate risk analysis, and we’ll close with a series of recommendations and takeaways for workplace and facilities teams.
On the panel
- Anna Williamson MSc, dipESG, CIWFM, AFHEA, LFA, Associate Lecturer, University of the Built Environmen
- Kam Singh, Executive Director, ESG, EMCOR; Chair, IWFM Sustainability Special Interest Group
- Rob Molyneux CEnv MISEP, Head of Sustainability & Environment, Equans UK & Ireland
Register now to join the webinar.
The full report will be available here from Monday 13th October.
Sponsors
Equans
Speakers
Andrew Gladstone-Heighton
Andrew is an experienced policy analyst with over a decade's experience of working in the post 14 education sector, devolved government & membership organisation in the built environment and environmental services.
He has an awarding body and policy professional background with a Bachelor's Degree focused in Political Science and Government from Newcastle University.
He is also chair of a primary school board of governors. In his spare time, he is an artist, musician & occasional essayist.
Rob Molyneux
Kam Singh
As the Chair of IWFM’s Sustainability SIG, Kam’s specialisms include Strategic ESG, Energy, Carbon and Environmental Management and he is an MBA qualified energy and sustainability executive with more than 30 years’ industry experience. As a chartered engineer, with a portfolio of technical, managerial and commercial skills Kam has practiced within both the public and private sectors, with a particular focus on sustainability and net zero strategies for corporate clients. Kam also has extensive experience within the facilities management industry, with a proven track record at both strategic and operational levels with several global client organisations.
