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WW+P enhances global team with world leading sustainability expertise

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Rob Buckley

Rob Buckley joins from Buro Happold, where he was their Building Environments Sustainable Design Director. Rob is an industry leader in the application of net zero carbon strategies and circular economy principles in response to the climate emergency. With over 25 years’ experience in sustainability spanning across the globe, Rob has proven track record of implementing decarbonisation strategies in the dynamic international commercial environment. From lecturing in sustainable design at Stanford University, to green conference keynote speaking, Rob thrives on sharing his experience to inspire change in bringing a truly global approach to this global challenge.

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10 Jan 2024

We are delighted to welcome Rob Buckley as our new Global Head of Sustainability.

Rob Buckley joins from Buro Happold, where he was their Building Environments Sustainable Design Director. Rob is an industry leader in the application of net zero carbon strategies and circular economy principles in response to the climate emergency. With over 25 years’ experience in sustainability spanning across the globe, Rob has proven track record of implementing decarbonisation strategies in the dynamic international commercial environment. From lecturing in sustainable design at Stanford University, to green conference keynote speaking, Rob thrives on sharing his experience to inspire change in bringing a truly global approach to this global challenge.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to stand on a global platform and be part of WW+P's transformational efforts to disrupt and revert carbon emissions in regenerating the planet.

Rob Buckley Global Head of Sustainability

Rob Buckley

Rob Buckley joins from Buro Happold, where he was their Building Environments Sustainable Design Director. Rob is an industry leader in the application of net zero carbon strategies and circular economy principles in response to the climate emergency. With over 25 years’ experience in sustainability spanning across the globe, Rob has proven track record of implementing decarbonisation strategies in the dynamic international commercial environment. From lecturing in sustainable design at Stanford University, to green conference keynote speaking, Rob thrives on sharing his experience to inspire change in bringing a truly global approach to this global challenge.

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