Workman strengthens sustainability team
Property consultancy Workman has strengthened its sustainability consultancy with the appointments of Icarus Au, Rachael Entwistle and Hope Walker.
Icarus joins the Birmingham office as whole-life carbon and technical sustainability consultant, bringing more than a decade of international consultancy experience in sustainable building design and carbon assessment.
Rachael joins the Manchester office as senior sustainability consultant (building performance), adding expertise in ESG strategy, BREEAM In-Use certification and climate resilience, while Hope Walker joins the Bristol team as sustainability consultant with specialist skills in building performance modelling, energy assessment and whole-life carbon analysis.
Together, the trio will strengthen Workman’s expertise across whole-life carbon, building performance and BREEAM In-Use, supporting institutional investors, funds and property owners with ESG, regulatory and net-zero objectives.
Hedley Jones, partner, head of sustainability, refurbishment and development at Workman, said: “Sustainability is fundamental to asset value, occupier appeal and long-term performance, and these appointments show how seriously we take that.
“Icarus, Rachael and Hope bring real technical depth to our sustainability offering, and their arrival reflects the pace at which this part of our business is growing across the country.
“We’re building a national team that can give clients the expertise they need at every stage of the asset lifecycle.”
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