Speaker

Ms. Eszter Gulacsy

Technical Director Mott MacDonald

Eszter is a Technical Director leading a team of sustainability and carbon consultants and Net Zero advisors in Mott MacDonald’s London and South East divisions, offering consultancy services to clients globally including technology firms, governmental organisations and private sector clients.   Eszter holds qualifications in chemistry and environmental engineering, is registered with Engineers Europe and a Fellow of the UK’s Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers. Her team ties together specialist consultancy services provided by Mott MacDonald to offer clients solutions to challenging emerging requirements with regards to energy and carbon efficiency in buildings and infrastructure.  She has specific expertise in European product transparency and health requirements for construction products as well as the implementation and management of such requirements for real-life projects. 

Speaking at

Thu 13 Jun 12:00 PM — 1:30 PM (GMT+00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London Auditorium Covivio, Via Amedei 8

ULI Forum: C Change – The Preserve Tool (limited capacity, pre-registration required)

Mr. Sam Carson, Carbon Credentials

Ms. Eszter Gulacsy, Mott MacDonald

Mr. Derek Wilson, Synergetic B.V.

Type Open to All Attendees

Building on the C Change Transition Risk Guidelines, ULI is working with technical advisors and C Change partner organisations to develop the Preserve tool. Designed to streamline the process of integrating transition risk into financial decision-making, this tool will support decarbonisation efforts and financial resilience across the sector. Invited participants will be introduced to emerging thinking around the Preserve tool and how the Transition Risk Guidelines will be operationalised, followed by a series of breakout roundtables to provide critical feedback and input into the tool’s development.

Venue: Covivio - Via Cornaggia, 10, 20123 Milano
Open to all attendees – pre-registration required
Limited capacity – places allocated on first come first served basis so early booking recommended