Andy Whyle
Sustainability Consultant
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S-AW
Andy Whyle (PIEMA / FIEMA) is a multi-award winning Sustainability Specialist who has over thirty years’ experience of applied sustainability in manufacturing. He is a long-standing member of IEMA’s Circular Economy Network.
Recognised as a Sustainability West Midlands Green Leader, he is a proven leading practitioner on a local, national and international basis. A subject matter expert on the circular economy, he co-authored the Business Lens chapter of the Government Office of Science - From Waste to Resource Productivity report (utilised to create the Resources and Waste Strategy). His experience has been used to increase circularity in the UK and across the world.
A guest lecturer at several universities, his practitioner experience has led to several best practice case studies, developing and demonstrating circular economy solutions, and increasing business engagement in the conservation of biodiversity.
Andy’s ethos is to encourage networking of environmental best practice, explaining that environmental impact reduction and business benefits are synonymous, and that the path to sustainability is one that we should take together.
Andy Whyle (PIEMA / FIEMA) is a multi-award winning Sustainability Specialist who has over thirty years’ experience of applied sustainability in manufacturing. He is a long-standing member of IEMA’s Circular Economy Network.
Recognised as a Sustainability West Midlands Green Leader, he is a proven leading practitioner on a local, national and international basis. A subject matter expert on the circular economy, he co-authored the Business Lens chapter of the Government Office of Science - From Waste to Resource Productivity report (utilised to create the Resources and Waste Strategy). His experience has been used to increase circularity in the UK and across the world.
A guest lecturer at several universities, his practitioner experience has led to several best practice case studies, developing and demonstrating circular economy solutions, and increasing business engagement in the conservation of biodiversity.
Andy’s ethos is to encourage networking of environmental best practice, explaining that environmental impact reduction and business benefits are synonymous, and that the path to sustainability is one that we should take together.