About Us

Holding the Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA®) designation reflects rigorous training in investment analysis, financial reporting, ethics, and risk management—skills that translate strongly into high-quality ESG and sustainability advisory.

 

In practice, it helps us connect sustainability topics to what leadership teams and investors care about: value drivers, capital allocation, material risks, and measurable performance.

 

Whether supporting ESG strategy, climate risk assessment, or sustainability reporting readiness, a CFA perspective reinforces disciplined analysis, clear assumptions, and decision-useful outputs.

 

It also strengthens credibility when bridging conversations across finance, operations, and governance—so sustainability is treated as a business priority grounded in data, not a side narrative.

Being a Fellow Chartered Certified Accountant (FCCA) signals deep expertise in financial reporting, internal controls, governance, and professional ethics—capabilities that matter greatly in ESG and sustainability consulting.

 

Sustainability information is increasingly expected to meet “finance-grade” standards: consistent methodologies, clear boundaries, documented assumptions, and traceable evidence.

 

An FCCA background strengthens our ability to help clients build reliable ESG data processes, align reporting with management decision-making, and prepare for growing assurance expectations. It also supports stronger board and management oversight, because good sustainability performance depends on sound governance and accountability.

 

In short, FCCA training helps us turn sustainability commitments into structured reporting and workable action plans that stakeholders can trust.

The Sustainability and Climate Risk® (SCR®) Professional designation from GARP reflects a strong command of how climate and sustainability issues translate into financial and enterprise risk.

 

It brings a structured understanding of physical and transition risks, scenario analysis, governance expectations, and the way these factors can affect strategy, operations, and access to capital.

 

For an ESG/ sustainability consultancy, SCR® strengthens our ability to help clients move from high-level commitments to practical risk-based actions—such as identifying material exposures, improving climate risk narratives, and building decision-useful disclosures that align with stakeholder expectations.

 

SCR® supports more credible, risk-informed advice that helps organisations plan with confidence and act earlier, not later.

Being a Fellow of The Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute (FCG) reflects advanced capability in corporate governance, board practices, compliance, and stakeholder accountability—all of which are central to credible ESG and sustainability work.

 

In sustainability consulting, strong governance is what turns targets into execution: clear oversight, defined responsibilities, reliable policies, and decision records that stand up to scrutiny.

 

An FCG background strengthens our ability to support clients in building effective ESG governance structures, improving board and committee reporting, tightening disclosure controls, and aligning sustainability initiatives with risk management and strategy.

 

FCG reinforces disciplined governance thinking so ESG is embedded into how an organisation is directed and controlled, rather than treated as a side project or a marketing message.

As a Certified Environmental, Social and Governance Analyst (CESGA®) designation from EFFAS reflects strong, structured training in ESG analysis—how environmental and social factors, governance quality, and sustainability trends translate into business risk, opportunity, and long-term value.

 

For an ESG/sustainability consultancy, CESGA® strengthens our ability to conduct materiality assessments, interpret ESG data with a critical lens, and connect sustainability performance with strategy and capital market expectations.

 

It also supports clearer communication with investors, lenders, and client leadership teams by grounding recommendations in recognised ESG concepts and practical evaluation methods.

 

In short, CESGA® helps us deliver advice that is analytical, comparable, and decision-useful—so ESG initiatives are prioritised wisely and implemented with measurable outcomes.

The Certified Training & Development Professional (CTDP) qualification highlights strong capability in designing and delivering learning that changes behaviour, not just knowledge.

 

In ESG and sustainability consulting, this matters because policies, targets, and reports only work when people across the organisation understand their roles and can apply new practices consistently.

 

CTDP strengthens our ability to translate technical ESG topics—such as carbon accounting basics, sustainability reporting requirements, ethical supply-chain practices, and governance responsibilities—into clear, practical training for management and frontline teams.

 

It also supports stronger internal engagement, smoother implementation, and more durable culture change, helping clients build in-house capability rather than relying on external support forever.

 

With CTDP, my teammates help turn ESG strategy into everyday action through effective learning and capability building.

With MRICS (Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors), sustainability advice is anchored in how buildings and real assets work in practice.

 

It reflects strong capability across real estate and construction—asset strategy, lifecycle thinking, cost and value considerations, and professional ethics.

 

In ESG and sustainability consulting, this is especially important because property portfolios often drive a major share of emissions, operating costs, and physical climate exposure.

 

An MRICS background helps translate targets into site-level decisions: what to retrofit first, how to prioritise capex, how to improve energy performance, and how to strengthen resilience to heat, flooding, and extreme weather.

 

In short, MRICS brings a practical, asset-led lens that helps organisations move from sustainability intent to real, measurable performance improvements.

Holding the Professional Actuary designation (FIA, FASHK) reflects advanced expertise in quantifying uncertainty, modelling long-term outcomes, and translating complex risks into clear decision metrics.

 

This is highly relevant to ESG and sustainability consulting, where organisations need to understand how climate, nature, and social factors can affect future cash flows, asset values, liabilities, and resilience.

 

An actuarial lens strengthens our work on climate risk assessment, scenario analysis, stress testing, and transition planning—supporting management and boards with structured, evidence-based insights rather than general statements.

 

It also helps clients make better choices on risk appetite, insurance considerations, and long-horizon strategy.

 

FIA/FASHK brings disciplined risk thinking that helps turn sustainability challenges into measurable, manageable actions.

Holding a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) reflects advanced training in rigorous research, critical thinking, and evidence-led problem solving—strengths that translate directly into high-quality ESG and sustainability consulting.

 

A PhD mindset brings discipline in framing the right questions, testing assumptions, and using data to reach defensible conclusions, especially when topics are complex or controversial (for example, climate transition pathways, social impact measurement, or governance effectiveness).

 

It also strengthens our ability to synthesize diverse sources—science, policy, industry practice, and stakeholder expectations—into clear recommendations that decision-makers can act on.

 

A PhD background supports work that is analytical, transparent, and credible, helping clients move from broad sustainability aspirations to practical plans with measurable results.

The Certified Carbon Auditor qualification from the Energy Institute signals strong capability in reviewing and validating greenhouse gas (GHG) data with a disciplined, audit-minded approach.

 

In ESG and sustainability consulting, this matters because carbon numbers increasingly influence reporting, customer requirements, and access to finance—and they must be credible.

 

This certification strengthens our work in setting sound emissions boundaries, checking data quality, verifying calculations, and improving documentation for Scope 1, Scope 2, and selected Scope 3 categories.

 

It also helps clients build stronger internal controls and readiness for third-party assurance, reducing the risk of errors, rework, or overstatement.

 

With Certified Carbon Auditor training helps turn carbon measurement from a one-off exercise into a dependable management tool that supports real decarbonisation action.