Savills is pleased to expand its specialist sustainability team within the property management division, with seven new appointments in 2022 to help further deliver sustainability strategies and ESG expertise to clients.
Ainhoa Erausquin joins the team as senior sustainability consultant, specialising in delivering health and wellbeing advisory services and certification. At Savills, Ainhoa will be responsible for helping Savills clients to ensure their built environment assets are designed and operated to optimise health and wellbeing outcomes.
Jonathan Li has joined as principal sustainability consultant. Jonathan has more than 13 years’ experience in ESG management for real estate and property management companies, with a special interest in areas such as sustainability reporting, climate adaptation and mitigation, and waste management
Michelle Wormald has over 15 years’ experience in sustainability consulting for clients and the implementation of ESG, CSR and carbon net zero strategies. At Savills, Michelle works as a principal consultant, managing a number of key property mandates and providing support and advise on ESG strategies.
Additionally, Tammy Tong, associate, will be focused on helping clients with greenhouse gas emissions reporting, science based targets, broader sustainability reporting, such as GRESB, and strategy development, including materiality assessments and stakeholder management.
Harry Green joins the team as a sustainability data analyst, alongside Lucy Whiting, sustainability consultant, who brings experience from the leisure sector to advise clients deliver and implement ESG strategies.
Christos Skordis has also joined the team to work on sustainability strategies, bringing his expertise from the social housing sector.
Tanya Broadfield, head of the sustainability team, comments: “I am delighted to have so many new faces join the Savills team to help our clients work towards a sustainable future by developing and implementing environmental, social and governance strategies for now and in future.”
