North West: Careers event at University of Liverpool

Join ISEP North West for an in-person careers event at University Liverpool, open to ISEP members and non-members.

The event will provide an opportunity to learn more about the diverse career pathways available in the environment and sustainability sector, connect with professionals working in the field, and gain insights into the skills and experience needed to build a career in this area.

Speaker

David Hoare PISEP Co-chair, North West Global Network, ISEP

David Hoare is a Technical Director at RSK Environment (an ISEP EIA Quality Mark registrant) with over 25 years’ experience in the environment sector, 24 of which have been spent in environmental consultancy. His experience relates to the environmental assessment and management of a wide range of projects, with particular expertise in Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects. David is a former member and chair of ISEP’s Impact Assessment Steering Group, is a current member of ISEP’s Digital Impact Assessment Working Group, has authored and contributed to various ISEP publications, has delivered webinars on behalf of ISEP and is currently co-chair of ISEP’s North West Global Network Group.

Thomas Fischer University of Liverpool

Thomas is a Professor of Impact Assessment in the Department of Geography and Planning, School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool, UK, and Director of the Environmental Assessment and Management Research Centre. He is also the Director of the World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre on Health in Impact Assessments and a Partner at Global Impact Assessment. Furthermore, he is an Extra-ordinary Professor at the Research Unit for Environmental Sciences and Management, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, North-West University, South Africa, and a Fellow of ISEP and member of the Impact Assessment Steering Group. He started his professional career 34 years ago as a consultant for Impact Assessments, mainly of transport projects in Potsdam, Germany. He then worked for the German Federal administration before doing his PhD on Strategic Environmental Assessment in transport and spatial planning at the University of Manchester. After post-doc positions in Bristol and Berlin, he joined the University of Liverpool over 21 years ago.

This event is hosted by ISEP North West, but we welcome members from other regions to join us as well. Why not connect with ISEP North west on ourLinkedIn page. (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14129624/)

This event counts as 2 hours of ISEP recognised CPD. Please refer to our CPD guidance pages (https://www.isepglobal.org/skills/cpd) for further details on how to do this.

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