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The Future of EHS: Growth, Risk & Global Trends

Hosted by: Angelique Dickson

In this bonus episode of Rethinking EHS, Angelique Dixon speaks with Ross Griffiths, Managing Director of Environment Analyst, to unpack the key forces shaping the global environmental and sustainability consulting sector. The conversation dives into evolving ESG trends, where the focus is moving from intent to measurable business value, as well as the rising demand for energy solutions, digital transformation, and the accelerating growth of EHS services. With insights across regions the episode highlights how environmental and EHS challenges are now core business priorities. 

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Ross Griffiths

Environment Analyst

Ross is Environment Analyst's Managing Director tasked with ensuring our passionate team helps to deliver Environment Analyst's mission and purpose to connect the environmental, ESG and professional services community and provide the intelligence to deliver a sustainable transition. Ross has spent over a decade developing strong relationships with global environmental business leaders through interviews, roundtables and events in order to better understand the opportunities and challenges this industry faces. Through this he has become uniquely aware of the dynamics that shape the AEC industry. Combined with his academic studies in environmental sciences Ross provides a lens into how ESG drivers interact with the business environment.

Time Stamps

00:00:40 What is Environment Analyst?


00:02:45 54% Industry Growth – Why It Matters


00:03:35 From Climate Momentum to Uncertainty


00:05:10 ESG Isn’t Dead – It’s Evolving


00:06:20 Energy Costs Are Reshaping Everything


00:07:15 Why ROI Matters More Than Ever


00:10:05 EHS Is the Fastest Growing Segment


00:19:45 This Is a Business Problem, Not Political

 

Guest Quotes

 

Ross Griffiths:

“I do think that if your bid writers or your project managers or your report authors cannot translate those environmental solutions into value creation, I think you could be exposed.”

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