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Simon Hicks
Dreaming of 🍃Sustainability & 💼 Business together in harmony
Simon Hicks is a seasoned holistic product manager with a strong foundation in built environment economics and design.
With a diverse educational background, Simon holds degrees from prestigious institutions such as The London School of Economics and Political Science, ESMT Berlin, and the University of Sheffield.
Simon has amassed over a decade of experience in consulting and developing technical products within the real estate and sustainability sectors.
Throughout his career, Simon has held various roles including Product Advisor at Inhabit, Visiting Lecturer at Royal College of Art, Sustainability Advisor at senvo, and Associate at Foster + Partners among others.
His expertise extends to strategic planning, local economic development, architecture, and urban planning.
Simon's passion for teaching is evident through his past roles as a Visiting Tutor and Lecturer at University of Cambridge and a Research Assistant at The London School of Economics and Political Science.
Simon's entrepreneurial spirit shines through his experience as a Co-founder of DataDash and FieldTrip Studio, showcasing his ability to innovate and lead in the industry.
His background includes roles such as Consultant, Database Manager, and Research Assistant, highlighting his versatility and proficiency in various domains.
Simon's comprehensive skill set and vast experience make him a valuable asset in the realms of product management, sustainability, architecture, and urban planning.
Highlights
Honoured to have taken the mic to MC for the ESMT Berlin Sustainable Business Round Table headline event! Top takeaways...
💍 One sustainable reporting standard to rule them all was coveted by firm leaders and financers alike. Consistency improves market pricing and C-level strategic decision making.
🎯 Transparency and accuracy of data is fundamental across reporting and decision making in #ESG and #biodiversity
🌿 Growing relationships is key - whether it's communicating impact external stakeholders, employees, or communities like the SBRT network! Let's carry on learning from each other.
Thank you Joanna Radeke for your trust and to the ESMT Institute for Sustainable Transformation
What does global climate change mitigation, grassroots communities and fringe arthouse film have in common?
They can all be given a voice though independent journalists like boom saloon !
Thank you Rachel Arthur for giving a platform to some of my thoughts. https://lnkd.in/eqXXfWBc
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