Tony Gee Expands Environmental Expertise with New Senior Appointment
Tony Gee has appointed Jill Simpson as Environmental Services Lead, reinforcing their commitment to embedding environmental expertise at the heart of its engineering delivery.
Jill will play a central role in integrating environmental considerations across projects and throughout the supply chain. She will support the seamless incorporation of environmental requirements into design and delivery processes and will facilitate collaboration with specialist partners and suppliers, ensuring coordinated, high-quality environmental solutions are consistently achieved.
Jill brings extensive experience to the role, including expertise in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) coordination, environmental consents, ecology, and planning requirements. Her work will focus on ensuring that these elements are effectively aligned with both design and construction phases, strengthening the company’s holistic approach to project delivery.
Speaking about her appointment, Jill said: “I’m delighted to be joining Tony Gee as Environmental Services Lead. I look forward to working with our expert engineers to embed environmentally conscious decision-making across every project and throughout our supply chain. The depth of passion and expertise within Tony Gee is immediately clear, and I’m excited to be part of it.”
Natalie Cropp, Sustainability Director at Tony Gee, emphasised the strategic importance of Jill’s role: “We are delighted to welcome Jill to the team. Our focus is on embedding sustainability across all our projects, and Jill will be instrumental in strengthening our environmental capabilities. She will work closely with our trusted partners to deliver for projects while also supporting our ambitions for biodiversity and nature as part of our Sustainability Strategy.”
Jill’s appointment represents a significant step in advancing Tony Gee’s integrated approach to sustainability, ensuring environmental priorities are embedded across projects, partnerships, and long-term strategic goals.
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