Dr Chris Lund Chris is a physical scientist with more than twenty years of multidisciplinary research, teaching and consulting experience in the areas of climate change response, greenhouse gas (GHG) abatement technologies and policies, and sustainable energy. Chris has expert technical knowledge and experience in climate change impact assessment, GHG inventory and abatement (both technical and policy), energy efficiency and sustainable energy management. He also has experience in eco-efficiency, cleaner production and corporate level sustainability strategies. Chris provides companies and corporations from a range of sectors with practical and strategic advice on climate change response strategy including climate change risk and adaptation, GHG management and reduction strategy as well as sustainability strategy more broadly. Chris is an adjunct Associate Professor with the School of Engineering and Energy Studies at Murdoch University. Prior to forming Climate Change Response he was the global leader of climate change services for a leading Australian based, global professional services firm.

Dr Om Dubey Om is an engineer with over twenty five years of multidisciplinary experience including project management, consulting, teaching, research, sales, marketing and business development. Om has technical knowledge and experience in managing a wide range of projects in the area of climate change risk assessment, energy efficiency and renewable energy. Prior to founding Climate Change Response, Om was a key member of the climate change team of a leading Global professional services firm. He has successfully managed several projects related to the energy efficiency opportunity (EEO) program, national greenhouse emission reporting system (NGERS) and climate change risk assessment and adaptation action plan for various industry sectors including mining, oil & gas, transport, infrastructure, and local government.

Matt Taylor Matt has a science degree with first class honours and ten years of multidisciplinary experience. This experience has been driven entirely by sustainability principles and includes the fields of aquaculture, urban and environmental water systems, industrial ecology, city planning, governance and the environment. Matt is a unique and successful collaborative planner specialising in technical program and project management. Matt and a colleague created then coordinated the CSIRO National Research Flagship on Water in Western Australia which included a national component of atmospheric research that was responsible for climate change science. Matt’s combined strengths in management and science make him highly skilled in facilitating complex processes involving large numbers of technical stakeholders. This is most evident as Project Director of the Wungong Urban Water Master Plan where he initiated then for four years solely facilitated a team of more than 70 people from over 40 organisations to produce a multi-award winning innovative district plan incorporating 16,000 houses. In addition to Matt’s strong ability in business development, relationship management, negotiation and facilitation, he is passionate about science, technology and innovation.