ADAS appoints Divyesh Jansari as Head of Energy & Resource Efficiency
Divyesh Jansari has joined the Sustainability Leadership Team at ADAS, the UKs leading environmental consultancy, as the Head of Energy and Resource Efficiency.
Divyesh joins ADAS from Atkins where he worked as a Climate Change and Sustainability Manager. He managed a team of six consultants delivering carbon management services to the built environment this included offering guidance to design teams on the provision of low and zero carbon technologies for new and refurbished developments. Prior to joining Atkins Divyesh worked with AEA Technology as a senior consultant, initially working in waste management before moving onto Envirowise as a key account manager.
Richard Laverick, Director of Corporate Sustainability, ADAS said:
Divyesh is a very welcome addition to the team. He brings over 20 years proven environmental experience working with the European Commission, Government departments and local authorities.
Divyeshs career achievements to date include working with clients such as Shell UK, Virgin Group, Centrica and Tesco designing projects resulting in carbon emissions reductions, resource efficiency, and sustainability improvements. We wish him a long and successful career with ADAS.
Divyesh says:
I am thrilled to be joining ADAS. It is no coincidence that ADAS was named the best consultancy to work for in 2009 and 2010. I am looking forward to helping ADAS rank among the top 5 Environmental Consultancies in the UK.
About ADAS
ADAS is the companys registered trading name and is not an acronym.
ADAS provides independent science-based research, consultancy and contracting services to a wide range of organisations in both the private and public sectors, throughout the UK, Ireland and internationally. ADASs core disciplines are focused around the food chain, the interaction of man with the living, growing environment and ensuring future sustainability. The company has over 700 staff covering more than 60 specialisms, operating from a network of offices and research sites in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.