Dr CHEUNG is the Chairman of the Hong Kong Green Building Council. He is also an Adjunct Professor of City University of Hong Kong, the University of Hong Kong and the Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong. In addition, he is a member of the Private Columbaria Licensing Board, the Appeal Tribunal Panel under section 45 of the Buildings Ordinance, the Expanded Building Committee of the Buildings Department, the Project Board for New Railway Projects of the Transport and Logistics Bureau, and the Independent Railway Expert Advisory Committee for New Railway Projects of the Transport and Logistics Bureau.

Dr CHEUNG holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Estate Management from the University of Reading, UK, a Master of Science Degree in Construction Management from the University of Bath, UK, and a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Fire Engineering from the City University of Hong Kong. He has held professional qualifications in building surveying, property management and facility management. He is a Fellow of the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors, a Registered Professional Surveyor (BS), an Honorary Fellow of the Hong Kong Institute of Facility Management, and a Fellow of the World Institute of Sustainable Development Planners.

Dr CHEUNG was previously Director of Buildings in the HKSAR Government and received the Silver Bauhinia Star Award in 2019 for his dedicated and meritorious service to the Government, particularly in promoting building safety and a sustainable built environment in Hong Kong. He previously also served as an Honorary Professor in the Department of Building and Real Estate at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and is a recipient of the Outstanding PolyU Alumni Award in Professional Achievement.

With 18 years of experience in sustainability, particularly in the real estate industry, Mr. Jason Lau is currently Assistant General Manager of New World Development Company Limited (NWD) and New World China Land Limited (NWCL). He leads the corporate sustainability function for the Group both in mainland China and in Hong Kong, which includes but not limited to the overall planning, stakeholder management, and effective execution of ESG business strategies. Mr. Lau holds a Master of Science and Master of Business Administration, and is a Chartered Environmentalist.

My Sustainability Goal for 2025

• To create values for real estate stakeholders, with sustainability as a means

Johnny Cheuk graduated from Cambridge University with his PhD in geotechnical engineering. He is currently Senior Vice President & Hong Kong Executive Leader of AECOM overseeing the business growth strategy, client services, project delivery and operations management for AECOM in Hong Kong. He has extensive experience in managing complex and challenging projects including the West Kowloon Station of the MTRC Express Rail Link, Tuen Mun-Chek Lap Kok Link Tunnels and recent assignments for relocating facilities into caverns. In 2013, he was named Young Engineer of the Year by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), for his contributions to the continuous development of Hong Kong through engineering achievements.

In addition to his role at AECOM, Dr Cheuk is actively involved in industry affairs. His current external appointments include Chairperson of ICE Hong Kong Association and Council Member of HKIE. Furthermore, he was elected as Chairman of the HKIE Geotechnical Division for the 2022/2023 term. He also serves as Adjunct Professor at the University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He is also an advisory board/committee member of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering) and Vocational Training Council (VTC).

My Sustainability Goals for 2025

– wider adoption of carbon assessment at early stages of all construction projects
– more innovative ideas on the use of low carbon construction materials

As the Director of Schneider Electric Hong Kong’s Digital Energy, Power Products and Industrial Automation, Travis Kan drives the company’s energy management and industrial automation businesses via strategic initiatives, digital solutions, marketing, and partnerships. He serves as a trusted partner in delivering solutions towards carbon neutrality, working closely with end users, consultants and contractors to bring the latest innovations to the market.

Travis is a strong business development professional with a wealth experience in the energy industry. His previous roles span Engineering, Sales & Marketing, Business Development and General Management. Prior to re-joining Schneider Electric in 2023, he worked with leading companies, including General Electric and CLP, gaining a comprehensive pool of solid experience in power generation, transmission and distribution, control and automation, building energy management, and digital solutions.

Travis also serves as the Chairman of the Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch), and a part-time guest lecturer for various universities in Hong Kong.

Johnny YU, is presently the Advisor to the Chairman and the Head of Sustainability Department at the Company. He joined in 2020, bringing with him 30 years of extensive experience across multiple disciplines, including sales and marketing, investment advisory, accounting, tax, and risk management and control. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Yu held various senior positions at UBS, Credit Suisse, and Price Waterhouse in both Hong Kong and London. Under his leadership, he successfully guided the Company to achieve the prestigious Business Leadership in Sustainability Award at the Asia Pacific Leadership in Green Building Awards 2022, organized by the World Green Building Council. Additionally, Mr. Yu won the Sustainability Leader of the Year as well as the Distinguished Sustainability Leadership Awards in Hong Kong Sustainability Award 2024, organized by the Hong Kong Management Association. Mr Yu graduated from The London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London with a bachelor’s degree in Management Science and attained his MBA degree in Finance with City University of London. He is a member of The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales and Chartered Financial Analyst Institute.

I have worked with the focus on sustainability management, waste reduction policy and climate change related over for 20 years. A plentiful knowledge on environmental science and management of other cites regulations and policy could assist Secretary for Environment to analyze and draft policy for Hong Kong. During my almost ten-year tenure at HKSAR Environment Bureau (ENB) as the role of a Political Assistant, I participated in the process of policy making as well, like Producer Responsibility Schemes.

After stepping down from government, I have joined China State Construction and Engineering Hong Kong Ltd (中國建築工程香港有限公司) as the Sustainability Director since end of 2022. I have introduced a program to trial the use of Hydrogen Power Generation on construction sites and facilitated the industry’s largest Social Responsibility Loan of HKD 500 million in 2024.

I represented the company in professional councils and secured multiple awards, including the “Pioneer Award in Green Building Leadership (Contractor)” at the 2023 Environmental Building Awards, underscoring our commitment to sustainability.

In terms of personal public office, I am a council member (2025-2028) of the Hong Kong Institute of Qualified Environmental Professionals (HKIQEP). I am also a member of the Smart Waste Management Tool Working Group at the Construction Industry Council (CIC), and a co-opted member of the Sustainable Development Committee of the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC).

Mr Rex Wong Siu-han, JP is the CEO of Kum Shing Group, which actively participates in decarbonization-related projects. He is currently a member of Hong Kong Housing Authority, Construction Industry Council (“CIC”), Occupational Safety and Health Council, Steering Committee of New Energy Transport Fund and the Council of the City University of Hong Kong. He also serves as a Board member of CIC-Zero Carbon Park, member of CIC’s Committee on Environment and Sustainability, Chairperson of CIC’s Committee on Construction Safety, as well as the First Vice-President of Hong Kong Construction Association. Mr. Wong is a qualified BEAM Pro, LEED AP and a registered architect in the USA.

王紹恆先生, JP是金城營造集團行政總裁。該集團積極參與重大減碳相關項目。王先生現為香港房屋委員會、香港建造業議會、職業安全健康局、新能源運輸基金督導委員會和城市大學校董會的成員。他亦是零碳天地董事會成員、建造業議會環境及可持續發展專責委員會成員、建造業議會建造安全專責委員會主席，以及香港建造商會第一副會長。王先生是獲認可的綠建專才、LEED AP，亦是美國註冊建築師

Ar. Dr. Tony Ip is a community-centric, sustainable design architect and urban designer. He founded Tony Ip Green Architects Ltd “TiP” with a vision to advocate the paradigm shift towards green architecture and biophilic urban-scape in response to climate change. He holds BEng, MSc(Eng), MArch & MUrbanDesign from HKU, BBE(Arch) from QUT, MSt IDBE from the University of Cambridge, and PhD from PolyU. Tony currently serves as the Vice Chairman of Professional Green Building Council, Director of Hong Kong Green Building Council, Director of Zero Carbon Building, and Director of YMCA of Hong Kong. He also contributes his expertise to Town Planning Board, Environment and Conservation Fund Committee, Lantau Conservation Fund Advisory Committee, and Community Involvement Committee on Greening of HKSAR. His passion and contributions to green architecture were recognized by receiving HKSAR Medal of Honour 2022, Australia China Alumni Award for Arts and Creative Industries 2018, and Ten Outstanding Young Persons Award 2016.

Ir Prof. Chi Sun Poon is currently the Director of Research Centre for Resources Engineering towards Carbon Neutrality (RCRE), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU). He is also one of the Directors of PolyU-NAMI 3D Concrete Robotic Printing Research Centre (RCC3D), the Director of Research Centre for Design for Safety (RCDfS), and Distinguished Research Professor of Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, PolyU. He has been awarded the title of Changjiang Chair Professor by the Ministry of Education in 2017. Ir Prof. Poon specializes in the research and development of environmental-friendly construction materials, waste management, waste recycling technologies, concrete technologies and sustainable construction. He has been listed among the World’s Top 2% Scientists released by Stanford University and ranked the 4th globally in the field of Building and Construction. Ir Prof. Poon is an Editor of Construction and Building Materials since 2014. He is also an Editorial Board Member of Cement and Concrete Composites since 2017. He has published over 800 papers in international journals and conferences (including 650 international journal papers, 160 referred conference papers, and 7 book chapters). He has obtained more than 20 patents related to concrete and waste recycling technologies. He was awarded the State Technological Innovation Award 2017 (2nd Class).

My Sustainability Goals for 2025 

• Adopt the use of low carbon material
• Spend more real effort on addressing climate change
• Develop more climate friendly technology

Dr. Raymond Wong serves as the Head of ESG Services at the iRecycle Charity Foundation, leading the strategic development and implementation of integrated ESG initiatives. In this role, he spearheads the Foundation’s mission to advance sustainability through ESG Education, Sustainability Initiatives, and Green Certification Programs.

Dr. Wong leverages his expertise to design and oversee Green Projects that drive measurable environmental and social impact. Under his leadership, the Foundation provides a trusted platform enabling listed companies, SMEs, and NGOs to achieve credible sustainability validation. This includes the administration of the SDG Certificate program, technically verified by SGS, ensuring rigorous and internationally recognized standards for sustainability performance.

With over 25 years of cross-industry experience spanning financial services, luxury retail, and telecommunications across Mainland China and APAC, Dr. Wong brings deep expertise in ESG strategy, corporate development, and stakeholder engagement. He has also contributed to academia as a visiting lecturer at leading Hong Kong universities for over a decade.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025:

1. Goal 1: Establish Hong Kong as Asia’s Leading Hub for SDG Certification
2. Goal 2: Reduce Municipal Waste by 30% via Green Projects

Jenny is the Director of Sustainability for Urban Land Institute APAC. She is the regional lead for ULI’s Greenprint community, a global alliance of leading property developers and investors striving to achieve net zero. Her previous experience includes climate-tech entrepreneur building carbon management software, and financial advisory on cross-border M&A transactions. Jenny graduated from UC Berkeley, is a licensed CPA, and a trainer in social impact assessment and design thinking.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025: 

1) Connect the property development value chain (from building material all the way to tenants) to collaborate on accelerating the sector’s decarbonizing process.
2) Connect property investment value chain (from LPs, benchmark/standards, to asset managers) to price-in climate resilience as core value protection metric.

Shuyi Li is a Principal of RMI China Program, and head of Industry Decarbonization Initiative, where RMI works to accelerate decarbonizing China’s heavy industries, covering steel, cement, petrochemicals & chemicals, and aluminum. She led the development of the China heavy industry sectoral transition roadmap series, as RMI China’s flagship reports and one of the earliest in the field, in close partnership with leading industry associations/institutes and recognized by many. She also heads the work on industrial use case optimization for solutions like green hydrogen, massive recycling, CCUS, etc., and the initiative to establish near-zero industrial hubs where upstream energy/feedstock supply, midstream infrastructure, industrial offtakers, and their downstream users are brought together to help achieve tipping points, while leveraging finance and policy to enable the change. Before joining RMI, Shuyi has years of experience advising governments in industrial energy efficiency and low-carbon development. She also served as an expert fellow and mentor for EDF Climate Corps China Program, and was winner of the William K. Bowes, Jr. Award for Leadership. Currently, Shuyi is a mentor for Global Women’s Network for the Energy Transition (GWNET), and external strategy expert for a global leading company in energy management and automation.

Yoonmee is the Head of the Sustainability Office for the Global Wholesale Banking division at OCBC, where she plays a pivotal role in driving the bank’s Net Zero and sustainability strategy for both corporate and institutional clients across all markets globally. Her team leads the coordination of OCBC’s Net Zero commitment, develops practical and credible sustainable banking solutions, and engages clients on managing transition and diverse ESG risks.

Yoonmee joined OCBC in 2019 to spearhead sustainable financing initiatives for corporate clients. Since then, the bank’s sustainable financing engagement has grown significantly. In 2024 alone, OCBC advised over 100 corporates on sustainable financing and was named the #1 bank for ESG loans in Asia ex-Japan. The bank has also developed numerous innovative ESG solutions, including 1.5°C loans, market-first SME green and social loans, and SME sustainability-linked programs.

Before joining OCBC, Yoonmee worked in the Sustainable Finance team at BNP Paribas Global Markets in Hong Kong, where she coordinated the launch of a sustainable finance program for corporate and institutional clients and advised on several inaugural sustainability bond issuances in the region.

With two decades of experience in financial institutions, Yoonmee has developed deep expertise in sustainable finance and business development across diverse markets, including Seoul, Hong Kong, Paris, and Singapore. She holds a CFA charter, an MBA from HEC Paris, and a master’s degree in Sustainability Leadership from the University of Cambridge.

Yoonmee is also a co-lead of the Taxonomy Working Group at the Singapore Sustainable Finance Association, an industry initiative promoting the adoption of credible sustainable financing practices. She recently joined the Singapore Green Building Council as a board member as well.

Don Tse is currently the President (2025-2026) of the IFMA Hong Kong Chapter. He was elected as the Secretary (2024-2025) of the IFMA Hong Kong Chapter.

As the Assistant General Manager of Hongkong Land, Don oversees building operations, technical issues, sustainable targets and measures, as well as tenancy management in Exchange Square Complex and Jardine House. With over 20 years of experience in property management, technical services, energy management, and sustainability, Don brings a wealth of knowledge to his role.

Don has successfully led his team in Hongkong Land in completing various special projects focused on sustainability and innovation, including the setup of an energy management platform, promotion of renewable energy, chiller replacement and optimization, system retro-commissioning, application of AHU plug fans, LoRaWan infrastructure setup, and adoption of 5G technology.

Don has also played a proactive role in defining the maintenance strategy and establishing the maintenance policy for the company. He served as the lead auditor for the technical audit in Hong Kong Portfolio, investment properties in China, and properties in Southeast Asia. Furthermore, Don has developed the Facility Design Guide from a property management perspective, providing valuable references for new project developments.

Don holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering (Building Services) from HKUST, and a Master’s Degree in Urban Planning from HKU. He is a Chartered Building Services Engineer.

Don actively supports Green Business Groups, including BEC’s Advisory Groups (AGs), as a member of Sustainability Living Environment. He is also a Co-opted Member of the Communications and Membership Committee and Green Labelling Committee in the Hong Kong Green Building Council.

Mr Alan SIU Yu Bun is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the Property Management Services Authority. He has served in the civil service for 36 years in various bureaux and departments, including the City and New Territories Administration, Transport Branch, Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority, Finance Branch, Information Technology and Broadcasting Bureau, Leisure and Cultural Services Department and Home Affairs Bureau. He was Deputy Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development (Communications and Technology) from 2007 to 2011 and Government Property Administrator until 2015. Before joining the PMSA, Mr SIU was Director of Administration and Development of the Department of Justice from 2015 to 2019.

Ir CHAN Pak-cheung is the Deputy Director of the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department. He is responsible for overseeing the enforcement of legislations in ensuring public safety on using electricity, gas, lifts and escalators, railway and other electrical and mechanical installations, and promoting energy efficiency and conservation.

Ir CHAN has been working in the government for over 30 years and taken up professional and managerial roles in the areas of engineering services, project management and regulatory enforcement. He is a fellow member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers in the building services, electrical and energy disciplines. He received his bachelor degree in electrical and electronics engineering and master degree in building services engineering from the University of Hong Kong.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025:

1. Profit making business is willing to set aside one percent of their earnings to support sustainability initiatives voluntarily.
2. The younger generation has undergone about 100 hours of sustainability-related other learning experience in their early school life.

Mr. CHENG is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Veolia Hong Kong & Macau, responsible for strategic development and operation of the company in the region, including but not limited to water, solid waste, and energy management activities.

Mr. CHENG worked in multiple international environmental management companies, specialising in the design, build, and operation of water, sewage, sludge, and waste management facilities. Mr. CHENG is also committed to serving the society, and is an active member in many professional institutions, namely the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) Hong Kong Branch, and Hong Kong Waste Management Association (HKWMA).

Mr. Chan gained over 17 years of experiences in Building Services Engineering Construction before 2002. His construction experience covered some prestigious projects included The HSBC Hong Kong Headquarters, The Beijing Jing Guang Center, The Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, The Singapore Civil Defence Headquarters as well as the Singapore Armed Forces Kranji Camp Extension.

Mr. Chan moved to the properties and facilities management industry in 2003 and his experiences covers Grade A offices, luxury shopping malls as well as integrated resorts in Canada and Macau.

Between 2010 and 2020, Mr. Chan worked for MGM China’s Facilities Management Department for their two properties in Macau and had coached the team to win numerous sustainability awards including the Macau Energy Saving Awards as well as the ASHRAE Technologies Awards.

Currently, he is a Project Director in the MEP Engineering section of Arcadis Macau.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025:

1. More use of hydrogen.
2. More use of AI in the Built Environment.
3. Establishment of circular economy.

Transformative leader with experience of leading teams to deliver complex and agile workplace solutions.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025 

– Continue to teach my 9 & 12 yr old boys about good sustainability practices, especially waste, water & power use reduction.
– Active support to both JLL and my client to drive Carbon Reduction plans, especially via the use of smart technologies including AI to identify carbon footprint reduction opportunities.

Howard Tan is the Sales Director for Viega in Singapore, overseeing strategic business development and operations across South and Northeast Asia. With over 15 years of experience in the building technology and construction sector, Howard has a proven track record of driving sustainable growth and fostering strong client partnerships throughout the region. He is passionate about advancing innovative, energy-efficient solutions that elevate industry standards and support climate goals. Under his leadership, Viega has expanded its presence and influence, championing initiatives in renewable energy, product certification, and digitalization. Howard is committed to empowering teams, nurturing talent, and collaborating with stakeholders to create lasting value and future-proof the built environment.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025:

1. Understanding Integrated Sustainability Strategies
2. Recognizing the Value of Transparency and Certification
3. Applying Best Practices in Sustainable Building Solutions

Mr. Wallace Tse has years of rich experience in corporate management, cost and risk management, financial management, real estate asset management, and facilities management. He is currently the Chief Operations Officer of Winson Holdings Hong Kong Ltd. Before joining the Group, he has more than 23 years of real estate experience in Hong Kong, Mainland China and overseas from well-known international companies.

Mr. Tse graduated with a Master’s degree in Housing Management from City University of Hong Kong. He is a Chartered Surveyor with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Mr. Tse is currently a member of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference in Luohu District, Shenzhen, a standing committee member of the Luohu Federation of Industry and Commerce, a director of the Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan Entrepreneurs Committee of the Luohu Federation of Industry and Commerce, an executive director of the Luohu Overseas Friendship Association, the vice president of Shenzhen Luohu District Overseas Chinese Returnees Association and Shenzhen Greater Bay Area Career Mentor.

謝偉銓先生是專業測量師，現為香港立法會建築、測量、都市規劃及園境界功能界別議員，亦為市區重建局非官方非執行董事、紀律人員薪俸及服務條件常務委員會委員及香港粵港澳大灣區物業及設施管理聯合會創會會長。
謝先生於2003年當選香港測量師學會會長及於2012、2013年成為香港專業及資深行政人員協會會長。他熱心參與公共事務，並多次獲香港政府委任社會職務，包括香港土地及建設諮詢委員會委員(1999-2005年)、香港城市規劃委員會委員(2002-2006年)、香港職業訓練局房地產服務業訓練委員會主席(2005-2011年)、香港會計師公會（專業會計師條例）紀律小組成員(2008-2014年)、香港貿易發展局基建發展服務委員會主席(2013-2017年)、公務員薪俸及服務條件常務委員會委員(2014-2019年)、獨立監察警方投訴委員會副主席(2015-2021年)、物業管理業監管局首任主席(2016-2022年) 及海濱事務委員會委員(2017-2023年)等。
謝生於2025年獲頒銀紫荊星章及於2020年獲委任為太平紳士。他在2009年獲頒職業訓練局榮譽院士銜、2017年獲皇家特許測量師學會頒發「皇家特許測量師學會終身成就獎」，並於2021年取得「傑出理大校友」奬項。
謝先生關心香港事務，同時也關心國家事務，他現為中國科學技術協會委員，並曾為中國人民政治協商會議上海徐匯區委員(2007-2018年)、上海市政協及全國政協委員（第十三屆）。

Steven Au is an accomplished senior executive with over 25 years of experience in project management, engineering, and contracting across Asia and the United Kingdom. Steven has a proven track record in fostering innovation and sustainability initiatives. Steven has leaded the landmark AIRSIDE commercial development in Kai Tak, Hong Kong. AIRSIDE is the one of the first private development in Hong Kong to achieve seven top green and smart building certifications, setting a new benchmark for sustainability, innovation, and community well-being in the region.

He currently serves as General Manager at Nan Fung Group, where he leads the Project Management and Design departments.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025:

1. Commitment to advancing community well-being, education, and cultural preservation by embracing innovation and technology to foster positive social and environmental impact.
2. Strive to integrate pioneering green building practices and sustainable design in urban development, promoting a circular economy that reduces waste and values long-term resilience. By preserving leveraging smart technologies, aim to build thriving, connected communities. Ultimate goal is to create adaptive, inclusive, and future-ready spaces that are human and environmental centered while embracing innovation for a more sustainable and equitable future.

Ir Dave Chan is the Chief Executive of Information, Communications & Building Technologies at ATAL Engineering Group. He oversees the ICT, energy management, and smart building businesses of the Group. He is a Registered Professional Engineer, a BEAM Professional, and a Member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers. Dave has extensive experience in building technologies, specialising in BMS, energy management, and air-conditioning systems. He also leads a dedicated R&D team at ATAL to carry out product development in areas involving AI analytics, machine learning, energy optimisation, and IoT technologies.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025:

AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance for Sustainable Smart Buildings
The goal is to implement AI-driven predictive maintenance systems in smart buildings to enhance sustainability and operational efficiency. By using machine learning algorithms to analyse data from IoT sensors embedded in building systems, we can predict equipment failures before they occur. This proactive approach minimises downtime and reduces the need for emergency repairs, which often lead to increased energy consumption and resource waste. Additionally, AI can optimise maintenance schedules, ensuring that systems like HVAC and lighting operate at peak efficiency. By extending the lifespan of equipment and reducing unnecessary energy use, this strategy not only lowers operational costs but also significantly contributes to the overall sustainability goals of smart buildings.

AI-Driven ESG Reporting
Establish AI systems that automatically collect and analyse data on energy usage, water consumption, and carbon emissions across facilities. This approach will enable accurate ESG reporting and facilitate informed decision-making, helping organisations to continuously enhance their sustainability practices and comply with regulatory requirements. By leveraging real-time data, businesses can identify areas for improvement and implement strategies that promote environmental responsibility.

Demetris is the Commercial Director of FirePro Systems, a Halma plc. company which manufactures and distributes worldwide its globally certified, environmentally sustainable and highly effective fire suppression systems. Demetris holds a master’s degree in mechanical engineering and an MBA. At FirePro, he is responsible for developing and implementing strategies that support and promote the company’s growth and oversees Business Development, Engineering, and Marketing.
Throughout his career, Demetris has worked extensively in various aspects of other environmental technologies and systems, including water and wastewater engineering, as well as renewable energies.

My Sustainability Goals for 2025

1. Pursue alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations (UN)
2. Prioritize use of more sustainable materials
3. Benchmarking and monitoring of the environmental impact of FirePro products and facilities