“EcoSTEPS is creating a global network of creative, energetic and talented people who work collaboratively and share a common vision of making the world a better place for all.”
Julian Crawford (EcoSTEPS)
Phil Barron"The attainment of a truly "sustainable world" is no small challenge. I do not claim to be an expert, and in the same way that you are, I too, am struggling to find answers to the sustainability questions. But, even though I have little idea of the path we will journey along, I am convinced that "sustainability", and its associated issues, is amongst the most urgent and important challenges of our time. This is not an occasion for sitting back and thinking "she'll be right!” These challenges demand attention... and they have mine." Background and ExperiencePhilip Barron, as an independent consultant, is a Director of EcoSTEPS [NZ], and Aretę Ltd. He has over twenty five years experience in the hydrocarbons industry, having worked in Europe, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand. Prior to establishing Aretę Ltd [1999], he was an employee of Shell international and latterly Fletcher Challenge Energy. He has engineering and business qualifications [BE, MBA, Dip Arts] and has been extensively involved in both technical and commercial activities. In addition to executive management roles, he has held, and continues to hold, a number of directorships and trusteeships. Professional associations include the Institution of Professional Engineers [NZ], Institution of Civil Engineers [UK], Society of Petroleum Engineers, and the Institute of Directors in New Zealand.
EcoSTEPS Team |
EcoSTEPS TeamJulian Crawford - Sustainability Director Carole Young - Director Tim Heesh - Director Phil Barron Paul Bateson Jonathan Biss Philip Booth Luke Bordin Robert Castleden Dennis Clarke Brent Couper Nicole Croker Paul Darvodelsky Kathleen Earle Margaret Haseltine Len Houwers Andrea Koch Patrick Longfield Alexia Miall St John Miall Susan Oliver Paul Payten Michael du Plessis Sue Ogilvy Samantha Smith Monica Vandenberg Helen Weston Ken Wild |