Podcasts about Ramboll

In our latest Electronic Specifier Insights podcast, Managing Editor Paige West speaks to Ellie Carey, Elected Trustee at Engineers Without Borders UK and Eva Fernandez, Strategic Sustainability Consultant at Ramboll all about the re-launch of the Systems Change Lab.

Host Chris Hackett leads a compelling discussion on the intersection of business, security, and governance with Nordic industry experts. Carl-Johan Ekelund, Head of Security at Atea Sverige, Per Johansson, Senior Cyber Security Advisor at Tryg, Mikko Laiso, Physical Security Leader at Ramboll, and Jennie Wallin, GRC Lead at Vattenfall, explore how security and GRC practices shape organizational strategy and resilience. This episode delivers critical insights for professionals navigating compliance, risk management, and integrated security in modern, regulated business environments.

Welcome to a new episode of Det Moderne India, where we explore leadership, diversity, and the evolving role of women in STEM across borders.This episode delves into the intersection of Indian and Nordic leadership through the lens of lived experience. Our guest is Vidya Basarkod, former Director of Ramboll in India. With over four decades of experience in civil and structural engineering, Vidya has broken barriers in a traditionally male-dominated field—both in India and Scandinavia.Together, we explore:- The cultural contrasts between Indian and Nordic leadership styles  - What it means to be “the first and only” woman in the room  - How engineering and infrastructure sectors can become more inclusive  - Lessons learned from working within a global company like Ramboll  - Advice for the next generation of women in STEM and leadership  Join us as we navigate leadership across borders and break new ground for the future of inclusive workplaces.

In this episode of the Passive House Podcast Ilka Cassidy and Mary James sit down for part 2 of their deconstruction roundtable with Megan Stringer of Holmes, Eric Law of Urban Machine, and Katrina Lund & Imani Hamilton of Ramboll.In Part 2 of our series, we dive deeper into the role of structural engineering in deconstruction and material reuse. They discuss overcoming industry hesitations, innovative connection technologies, and real-world applications of design for deconstruction. And also explore Urban Machine's groundbreaking robotics, which automate lumber reclamation, making reused materials more accessible and cost-competitive.https://www.ramboll.com/https://www.holmes.us/https://urbanmachine.build/https://www.allforreuse.org/ecosystem-map

Welcome to the 211. episode of the podcast in which we continue the real estate and urban development series in collaboration with ULI Denmark. This time, we discuss: Why and how should we measure biodiversity?

In this episode of the Passive House Podcast Ilka Cassidy and Mary James sit down for a deconstruction roundtable with Megan Stringer of Holmes, Eric Law of Urban Machine, and Katrina Lund & Imani Hamilton of Ramboll.In Part one of this series we dive into the transformative potential of deconstruction and circular economy practices in the building industry. Exploring designing for adaptability, reclaiming valuable materials like old-growth lumber, and leveraging new technologies to reduce embodied carbon. From regulations to real-world case studies, discover how these innovations are driving sustainability, economic benefits, and a new era for the built environment.https://www.ramboll.com/https://www.holmes.us/https://urbanmachine.build/https://www.allforreuse.org/ecosystem-mapThank you for listening to the Passive House Podcast! To learn more about Passive House and to stay abreast of our latest programming, visit passivehouseaccelerator.com. And please join us at one of our Passive House Accelerator LIVE! zoom gatherings on Wednesdays.

Imagine accidentally being put off from a career in engineering by your brilliant grandfather who, without realising, made a career in the sector sound unreachable. Hepzi Rattray is a structural engineer with the global engineering company Ramboll, but for many years, she attempted to avoid following this career trajectory.In this penultimate podcast of 2024, we follow Hepzi's journey from school, where she turned down the offer of a top private school to attend Lady Margaret's, a church-state school in Parsons Green, West London. Some unexpected AS results forced something of a rethink and pointed her towards a somewhat unique engineering degree at Glasgow University.Even as Hepzi progressed through the course, she was still uncertain if this was the career for her. Her mind finally made up when she undertook a placement at Ramboll, and everything finally dropped into place.In this conversation, you will hear Hepzi's passion for her work, the strong relationship between engineering and her other passion, music, and why she is determined to use her position to inspire others into the profession.So pull up a chair, grab a drink and a mince pie (there must be one left), and enjoy Designed for Life in conversation with Structural Engineer Hepzi Rattray.  https://www.ramboll.com/Thanks as always go to The Edge Foundation for their unwavering support that makes this podcast possible. 

Jeden Freitag können Sie an dieser Stelle eine neue Folge des Boyens Medien Podcasts „Der Wochenblick“ hören, in dem wir eine kleine Auswahl der interessantesten Themen aus unserer Berichterstattung Revue passieren lassen, zugleich aber auch auf bevorstehende Ereignisse hinweisen. In dieser Folge geht es unter anderem um folgende Themen: - Martje und Stefan Anders freuen sich: Ihre Dithmarscher Gänse, die sie in Gudendorf und Eddelak züchten, sind mit dem EU-Siegel als regionale Spezialität ausgezeichnet worden. Dass sie und ihr Mann darauf gut zehn Jahre gewartet haben, und wie lange es in dieser Saison noch frisch geschlüpfte Küken zu bestaunen gibt, verrät uns Martje Anders in diesem Podcast. - Rauf auf den Heider Marktplatz, ab zum Automaten und das Ticket lösen. So ist das tagsüber in der Woche und am Sonnabendvormittag. Aber muss das auch so bleiben? Wie wäre es mit Gratis-Parken zur Stärkung der Innenstadt und ihrer Geschäftswelt. Wir haben die Heider Kommunalpolitik gefragt. - Noch immer ist er da, der Wunsch nach einer richtigen Fährverbindung für Kraftfahrzeuge und Passagiere zwischen Brunsbüttel und Cuxhaven. Ein neues Gutachten zeigt jetzt auf, wie das wirtschaftlich umsetzbar sein könnte. - Die hoelp startet Anfang September ihr erstes „Second-Hand-Pop up-Event“. Was sich dahinter verbirgt und an wen es sich vornehmlich richtet? Wir haben nachgefragt. - Die Programmübersicht „Herbst 2024“ der Volkshochschulen in Dithmarschen liegt vor. Sie bündelt die Bildungsangebote der Einrichtungen des Verbundes, gibt einen Einblick in die Kursus-Landschaft.

This week Allen, Phil, and Joel discuss Ramboll's acquisiton of K2 Management, Sumitomo Corporation's acquired stake in EEW Offshore Wind Holding, and Aurora Energy Services acqusition of Altitech Blade Services. Sign up now for Uptime Tech News, our weekly email update on all things wind technology. This episode is sponsored by Weather Guard Lightning Tech. Learn more about Weather Guard's StrikeTape Wind Turbine LPS retrofit. Follow the show on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Linkedin and visit Weather Guard on the web. And subscribe to Rosemary Barnes' YouTube channel here. Have a question we can answer on the show? Email us! Pardalote Consulting - https://www.pardaloteconsulting.comWeather Guard Lightning Tech - www.weatherguardwind.comIntelstor - https://www.intelstor.com Allen Hall: I'm Allen Hall, president of Weather Guard Lightning Tech. And I'm here with the founder and CEO of IntelStor, Phil Totaro and the chief commercial officer of WeatherGuard, Joel Saxum. And this is your News Flash. News Flash is brought to you by our friends at IntelStor. If you want market intelligence that generates revenue, then book a demonstration of IntelStor at IntelStor. com. Danish engineering firm Ramboll has acquired K2 Management, a wind and solar energy consultancy. This move expands Rambl's global wind division to over 900 people across 20 countries, including a new presence in Vietnam, Thailand, and Portugal. The acquisition is part of Rambl's strategy to grow its wind business to over 1, 000 people by 2025, enhancing its ability to provide services across all stages of wind energy projects globally. Now, Phil. Why the push to get into places like Vietnam and Thailand and Portugal at the minute? Philip Totaro: Well, it's interesting because they're, K2 has done a really good job over the years of doing a lot of owners engineering services and other consultancy services around project development, particularly in these kind of emerging markets. So, you And Ramble historically has gotten a lot of feed contracts doing, some of the EPC basically scope of work and, and design work on Offshore sites the fact that they would fold K2 management's capabilities in with what they already have is, is going to provide the combined company the opportunity to get a wider scope of work from a lot of these, particularly a lot of these emerging markets where. In an emerging market, you want to turn key service provider. This gets them one step closer to, to doing that. Joel Saxum: Yeah, this, to me, this is a huge acquisition in the space. If you're in the offshore wind space or in the wind space in general, and we're just talking wind, not solar and everything else that both of these companies do two big players, you're joining up. So it, like Phil said, you're going to have a full suite of capabilities in a lot of parts of the world, because there's parts where K2 operates where Rambo doesn't, or where K2 has made inroads and Rambo hasn't. Allen Hall: In Germany, EEW Group has reorganized its business into three holding companies. Japanese firm Sumitomo Corporation has acquired a stake in one of these, EEW Offshore Wind Holding. This holding company focuses on the monopile business and associated mechanical engineering activities. This partnership aims to secure EEW's position as a global market leader in offshore wind foundations. And Phil, there's a lot of work happening in foundations at the minute and a lot of movement in the business world about that. Philip Totaro: Yeah, and, and for Sumitomo's benefit they have a lot of contracts to do, both foundations and to partner with other companies to do topsides on offshore substations in particular. So, like we just talked about with with Ramboll and K2 getting together. And having kind of complementary capabilities. This is a similar thing where Sumitomo obviously already has some presence in, in monopile fabrication, but EEW is without a doubt the,

Philip Hodges, Country Market Director Energy UK at engineering and consultancy company Ramboll, joins us to discuss heat pump adoption in the UK - and related topics of building energy efficiency, district energy, and industrial decarbonization.

Developing and maintaining resilient and secure data centers is a huge part of cybersecurity readiness. Spiros Liolis, Chief Technologist and Managing Consultant, EYP Mission Critical Facilities, Part of Ramboll, joins me to discuss the challenges and best practices of creating and maintaining state-of-the-art data centers. Topics covered include a) elements and attributes of resilient data centers, b) creating and maintaining a resilient and adaptive data center, and c) the different types of risks – geological, meteorological, and human – that must be considered when building and maintaining the data centers.Time Stamps00:02 -- Introduction00:49 -- Setting the Stage and Context for the Discussion01:54 -- Guest's Professional Highlights02:56 -- Overview of Data Center Resiliency05:41 -- Criticality of Data Centers 07:53 -- Key Elements of a Resilient Data Center12:06 -- Build Your Own or Co-locate15:00 -- Assessing the Effectiveness of a Data Center19:32 -- Significance of Simulated Exercises/Tabletop Exercises21:46 -- Importance of On-Site Visits23:56 -- Technical, Commercial and Operational Due Diligence26:17 -- Adaptive Design28:32 -- Data Center Facility Locations30:15 -- Best Practices & Final ThoughtsMemorable Spiros Liolis Quotes/Statements"Everything we do today, as professionals and as consumers, relies heavily on data centers.""There's a cloud of course, but nothing up there, 35,000 feet above the ground, is hosting servers. The cloud is practically data centers on Earth, right.""What do we mean by secure and resilient data centers? will refer to the ability of essential data center infrastructure to withstand and recover from disruptions and ensure their continued operations.""When we talk about potential threats, we need to think of them in terms of geological, meteorological, accidental, or even intentional risks. These are primarily the risk types we talk about when it comes to data center resiliency.""The moment you power up a data center, you practically cannot shut it down.""So the resiliency of a data center must consider how to build enough redundancy by design and by implementation into these data centers.""So our methodology is to look at the different risk factors that may have an impact on the facility itself, whether it is your own, or whether it is being hosted; you need to evaluate, and measure the impact of different risks and these are geological risks, meteorological risks and human risks, whether accidental or unintentional.""Nothing beats an on-site visit to check a data center's resiliency.""So the hybrid design is really all about building the necessary critical infrastructure that capitalizes on multiple sources of energy.""Education awareness is absolutely paramount. And that is probably one of our faults as well, data centers today are considered to be the naughty neighbors. I mean, they say, Oh, they're energy consuming, they take our water, they take our power; we as an industry need to educate our communities, we need to tell them what is it that we do. And of course, we need to make sure that we build them in a sustainable way, we'll use renewables, we will become community friendly. All of that must happen."Connect with Host Dr. Dave Chatterjee and Subscribe to the PodcastPlease subscribe to the podcast, so you don't miss any new episodes! And please leave the show a rating if you like what you hear. New episodes release every two weeks. Connect with Dr. Chatterjee on these platforms:...

Becky Kaufold is the manager of government affairs and sustainability at Spartan Chemical Company, and the chair of the Floor Care Products Division with the Household & Commercial Products Association, or HCPA. In this episode of Straight Talk!, she joins Chris Donohue, senior managing consultant at Ramboll, to share tips on proper floor care practices in healthcare facilities, with a focus on using disinfectants.

Namo Marouf och Rajia Addo Faddaoui presenterar Ramboll Lunch Talks med Barakat Ghebrehawariat som skrivit boken "Får man säga svar?"Vi pratar allt mellan minoritetsstress och rasism....det vill ni inte missa!Ramboll Lunch Talks är en serie samtal som tar upp högaktuella frågor ur ett brett perspektiv. Samtalen ska bidra till det vi kallar Let's Close the Gap to a Sustainable Future, alltså att minska avståndet mellan dagens läge och den hållbara framtid vi vill nå. Därför är även andra aktörer än de som vanligtvis tillfrågas med i samtalen för att öka antalet perspektiv. ​Vår ambition är att öppna upp för samtal och erfarenhetsutbyte bortom det vardagliga. I samtal byggs förståelse och nya närverk som kan leda till nya konstruktiva tankar och lösningar.​​ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello Bright Minds, my guest today is Kerry Hickman, a past coachee of ours at Ramboll. Since qualifying as an Accountant at 21, she's had a very broad commercial career in Accountancy, Audit and Financial Management before landing in roles that manage Sales & Customer Insight.  She's travelled across sectors including consultancy, media, FMCG, currency and public sector, and worked both in the UK and internationally.  We talk about:Being made redundant when you've just come back from maternity leave.Working with a career coach - why, what, how?Using LinkedIn to find openings. opportunities, learn and expand your network.How to set about landing a quality PT role.Live Q&A tickets mentioned in the episode for 31/10/23: HOW TO HOLD YOUR BOUNDARIES AND WHAT IS A GOOD ENOUGH PARENT?MORE FOR YOU DM Jessica on instagram @comebackcommuk Join a free expert 'Comeback Conversation' Q&A event Read Mothers Work! How to Get a Grip on Guilt and Make a Smooth Return to Work by Jessica Chivers. Watch five coachees talk about working with us Tell your HR team about Comeback Community with this 1 minute explainer film

Today is a rather special episode in which were are going to look back over half a century of an engineering career - and no doubt leap forward, sideways, upwards and wherever else to predict the future.Back in November 2001 when I was editor of New Civil Engineer magazine, I interviewed today's guest Mark Whitby. He was just about to take on the role of President of the Institution of Civil Engineers - one of the oldest and most prestigious engineering institutions in the world.After two hours in his company, asking questions and taking notes, I wrote” “his mind has raced through a thousand issues, the conversation leaping with his thoughts through the subjects of bridges, solar powered aircraft, local associations, knowledge sharing, steam engines, power cells, sustainability, urban design, modern art and the culture of engineering.”We were both exhausted!In those days we described Mark Whitby as the “enfant terrible” of the profession – a hugely creative, enthusiastic and passionate engineer, with a love of design, architecture, art and objects of beauty and a talent for building successful businesses - and for rubbing people up the wrong way.“I do wind people up and I am abrupt,” he said. “But my heart is on my sleeve so that everyone knows exactly where I am on issues.” Perfect material for a journalist!Some career indeed. It is 50 years since Mark left London University with a degree in Civil Engineering and after toying with the idea of becoming an architect or landscape architect, set about making his mark as an engineer with firms including Harris & Sutherland, Sir John Fairclough, Buro Happold and Anthony Hunt & Associates.But in 1982 he was ready to take on the world alone, and with colleague Bryn Bird and later Mike Crane, Mark set up what became the hugely successful Whitby, Bird and Partners – a business that he would eventually sell to Danish giant Ramboll in 2007.Not ready to sit back and rest, other businesses followed, including Whitby & Mohajer Engineers (WME) in the UAE, and Whitby Wood in the UK, where he still works today with Seb Wood.ResourcesWhitby Wood websiteThe National grid live - where does our power come from?Ordsall Chord - Vandalism or progress - Rail Engineer magazineEngineering with a passion: Interview with Mark Whitby President of the ICE - NCE

Rob Holmes, CEO of Texas Capital Bank, joins to discuss his business and state of the banking industry. Liz Young, Head of Investment Strategies at SoFi, joins to talk about market strategies and gives her investment outlook. Dr. Lis Castillo Nelis, Biodiversity and Ecosystems Senior Manager at Ramboll, joins to discuss green investments, its strengths and controversies, and where it stands following climate week. Dave Rainey, Portfolio Manager at Hennessy Focus Fund, joins to talk markets and investing strategies and gives his outlook for a US recession. Hosted by Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Det hundrasextiofemte avsnittet av ”Maratonlabbet - en podcast om löpning” är en enda lång rykande färsk rapport från Ramboll Stockholm Halvmarathon 2023. Loppet avgjordes i går eftermiddag och i det här bonusavsnittet får ni höra intervjuer med premiärvinnarna av Adidas Adizero Running Tour, Hanna Lindholm och Diego Estrada, som var tvåa respektive etta i loppet i går. Ni får också höra hur det gick för våra två adepter Kajsa Bårman och Sandra Nordenhager som under sexton veckor har förberett sig just för Stockholm Halvmarathon.  Avsnittet är inspelat ”ute på stan” efter loppet och på en bänk i Berzelii park ger Erik en bra överblick över elittävlingen och Johan berättar mer om hur det var att springa den hyfsat tuffa banan i det varma vädret. Exakt hur jobbigt var det och vad kan man ha tappat i tid denna dag? Följ Maratonlabbet under den sjätte säsongen för att lära er mer om löpning och för att se om Johan Forsstedt och Erik Olofsson klarar sina smala mål på 10 kilometer, halvmaraton, Lidingöloppet, maraton och ultralöpning.

Numerosos estudios comparan el impacto ambiental de los envases desechables con el de los envases reutilizables en todo el ciclo de vida de los productos, desde la fabricación hasta el transporte, el mantenimiento y su eliminación. Ahí es cuando entran en juego otros factores de impacto como el lavado y el secado necesarios para reutilizar un envase. Un examen más exhaustivo, os dejo abajo un listado de enlaces que cuando acabe el video voy a recopilar y que demuestran que es el vaso reutilizable el que contamina más: se requiere 3,6 veces más agua dulce, emite 2,8 veces más CO2 y 2,2 veces más partículas finas. Fuentes citadas:1. Five Keys to Safer Food Manual, WHO 2006 - [Enlace](https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/43546/9789241594639_eng.pdf)2. World Food Programme - Food Systems - [Enlace](https://www.wfp.org/)3. Food Waste Index Report 2021. United Nations Environment Programme (2021). Nairobi. Stop waste - Save Food. Denkstatt - [Enlace](https://www.unep.org/resources/report/unep-food-waste-index-report-2021)4. Single-use vs Multiple-use life-cycle assessment. EPPA & Ramboll, 2021 - [Enlace](Fuente no proporcionada)5. The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World, FAO 2021 - [Enlace](http://www.fao.org/3/cb4474en/cb4474en.pdf)6. Kenneth Marsh Ph.D. Betty Bugusu Ph.D. Food Packaging—Roles, Materials, and Environmental Issues - [Enlace](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1750-3841.2007.00301.x)7. Rising prices increase alarm for food security and political stability, UNCTAD - [Enlace](https://unctad.org/news/rising-prices-increase-alarm-food-security-and-political-stability)8. Ukraine war squeezes food supplies, drives up prices, threatens vulnerable nations, UN News - [Enlace](https://news.un.org/en/story/2022/05/1118172)9. Food wastage footprint and climate change - [Enlace](http://www.fao.org/3/bb144e/bb144e.pdf)10. Huhtamaki white paper on sustainable forests - [Enlace](Fuente no proporcionada)11. Huhtamaki Annual Report 2022 - [Enlace](Fuente no proporcionada)12. Food should be considered a priority commodity, and packaging is an important part of that context, Huhtamaki Think Circle - [Enlace](https://www.huhtamaki.com/en/think-circle/articles/all/food-should-be-considered-a-priority-commodity-and-packaging-is-an-important-part-of-that-context/)13. Recycling food packaging, VTT and Huhtamaki 2022 - [Enlace](https://www.huhtamaki.com/globalassets/global/sustainability/reports/en/2022/vtt-discussion-paper-recycling-food-packaging-march-2022.pdf)

California is set to present its strategic plan to scale an offshore wind power industry based on unconventional floating wind technology. --- In late June the California Energy Commission will submit its strategic plan for the development of offshore wind energy to the state's legislature. The plan is the culmination of two years of efforts by California to jump start its offshore wind industry and help the state reach its goal of 100% carbon free electricity by the year 2045. Yet California's offshore wind ambitions are also a bet on floating offshore wind technology that is required by the state's deep ocean waters. The technology has scarcely been applied anywhere in the world, and it presents infrastructure and economic hurdles that could complicate the state's offshore wind efforts. Tim Fischer, Executive Director for Global Wind with Ramboll, a Danish offshore wind consultancy and engineering consultant to California effort, and Joe Rand of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, discuss the challenges of quickly scaling floating wind power to meet California's energy goals. They also consider the challenges of connecting large amounts of renewable energy to the on-shore grid, taking into account the need to balance infrastructure development with community priorities. Related Content Ammonia's Role in a Net-Zero Carbon Economy https://kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/research/publications/ammonias-role-in-a-net-zero-hydrogen-economy/ The Economics of Building Electrification https://kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/research/publications/the-economics-of-building-electrification/ Scaling Private Finance for Global Solar Growth https://kleinmanenergy.upenn.edu/podcast/scaling-private-finance-for-global-solar-growth/   Energy Policy Now is produced by The Kleinman Center for Energy Policy at the University of Pennsylvania. For all things energy policy, visit kleinmanenergy.upenn.eduSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ett specialavsnitt, nu med extra mycket avfall (och gäster)! I det här specialavsnittet befinner sig Rustan och Lisa på Avfall Sveriges årsmöte. Där dyker de djupt ner i soptunnan för att ta reda på det allra senaste inom avfall. Gästar gör ordförande Lars Stjernkvist, Avfall Sveriges VD Tony Clark, EU-journalisten Ylva Nilsson, Ögrabs VD Per Erlandsson, Frida Blad från Ramboll, Jennie Orton som är VD på Bintel AB, Mikael Hjelte från Envac och Frank Gustafsson från Van Werven Sweden AB. Avfallet är en podd producerad av Sysav. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, we're diving deep into the immense value well-planned campaigns can bring your overall strategy. We'll explore how effective campaigns can boost brand awareness, increase customer engagement, and ultimately drive business growth. So, join me as I connect with industry expert, Ayo Abbas, who shares her insights and experiences in designing result-driven campaigns that truly make a difference!  Ayo Abbas is an award-winning built environment marketing consultant and was recently named as the overall winner for the Digital Woman of the Year Awards 2022. She has worked in B2B marketing for 21+ years' and has worked with many of the world's leading engineering and design firms including Arup, Mace and Ramboll working on marketing projects such as the Olympic Park transformation, the redevelopment of Birmingham New Street Station and King's Cross Rail and Underground stations. She also led a marketing team of five at an ed-tech scale-up in 2019. In February 2020, Ayo founded her own consultancy business, Abbas Marketing, offering marketing strategy and content creation services to a plethora of firms both large and small. We cover: Ideas vs Execution Top tips Skills Planning tools Lots of examples!   Let's dive in!   Links in this episode: https://www.abbasmarketing.com/about   Liked Listening today?  What to do next: Get my FREE roadmap to get more strategic with communication activity in your business. Listen to more episodes, take some training, or download a resource: Find out more here. Hire my expertise Whether that's support with a one-off comms project or an entire strategy for your business, drop me a line if you want to explore this further.  You can also work with me 1:1 as a trainer and mentor – emma@henbe.co.uk Work with me closely If you'd like to work with me to develop and implement your communication strategy through 1:1 work, podcasts, workbooks, sharing ideas, and lots of accountability and up-skilling, then email me at emma@henbe.co.uk to register your interest for you or your entire team. Leave me a voicemail on my Speakpipe page I would love to hear your feedback on this episode and thoughts on any topics I could include in future ones too.

Today I have the absolute pleasure of speaking with fellow podcaster Marketing Consultant and Director of Abbas Marketing, Ayo Abbas.   Ayo is an award-winning marketing consultant who specializes in working with built environment firms delivering strategic marketing content and campaigns. She was recently named and took the overall title of Digital Woman of the Year 2022 at the Digital Women Awards. She has 21 years of experience working across the construction sector for major firms including Arup, Mace, and Ramboll.     Since founding her own consultancy Abbas Marketing in February 2020, Ayo has worked with a host of construction, proptech, and consultancy firms including 5 of the top 10 engineering firms as listed in Building Magazine's Top Consultants list. She has a particular interest in working with firms that are driving forward innovation and sustainability-led projects.    Ayo is a fellow of the RSA and a non-executive director for the Make An Impact Community Interest Company. She also hosts her own podcast The Built Environment Marketing Show.   Ayo has a business studies degree with a marketing specialism from the University of Hertfordshire and a postgraduate diploma from the Chartered Institute of Marketing.   In today's episode, we will be discussing: The stages of creating an impactful marketing campaign to win your ideal work How to strategically plan a campaign to best amplify your message Why user-generated content is one of the best hacks you can deploy inside a campaign]   To learn more about Ayo visit her: Website: https://www.abbasmarketing.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ayoabbas LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ayoabbas/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/ayoabbas/   ► Feedback? Email us at podcast@businessofarchitecture.com   ► Access your free training at http://SmartPracticeMethod.com/   ► If you want to speak directly to our advisors, book a call at https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/call   ► Subscribe to my YouTube Channel for updates:   https://www.youtube.com/c/BusinessofArchitecture   *******   For more free tools and resources for running a profitable, impactful, and fulfilling practice, connect with me on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessofarchitecture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enoch.sears/ Website: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BusinessofArch Podcast: http://www.businessofarchitecture.com/podcast iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-architecture-podcast/id588987926 Android Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/BusinessofArchitecture-podcast Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9idXNpbmVzc29mYXJjaGl0ZWN0dXJlLmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz   *******   Access the FREE Architecture Firm Profit Map video here: http://freearchitectgift.com   Download the FREE Architecture Firm Marketing Process Flowchart video here: http://freearchitectgift.com   Carpe Diem!

This is a short clip from TCI Podcast 0123 w/ Guest Timo Harboe Zollner, Danish structural engineer who has shared his experience about the reality of Freelancing after his career at companies like BIG and Ramboll.

Welcome to the 133. episode of Urbcast, in which we talk about: From Disaster to Adaptation: How is Copenhagen Tackling Climate Resilience?

Är du nyfiken på byggbranschen och hur vägen dit kan se ut? Lyssna på när NCC:s vd och koncernchef Tomas Carlsson och Ramboll Sveriges vd Anette Seger delar med sig av sina erfarenheter, karriärtips och tankar om bygg- och samhällsbyggnadsbranschens framtid. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With space becoming a precious commodity in our urban landscape, and the pressure to reduce our carbon footprint, Philip See will discuss with Shonn Mills, Global Divisions Director for Ramboll's high rise structures and Ng Pek Har, Director, Web Structures how high rises are being regenerated while balancing environment and economic considerations in today's Property Show.Image credit: Shutterstock

Concept design of a timber high rise building in Oslo is attracting both awards and attention globally for its sustainable regeneration potential, even without firm plans to put the proposal into construction.   The masterminds behind the Regenerative Highrise scheme are Haptic Architects director Tomas Stokke and Ramboll director Ollie Wildman who join NCE editor Claire Smith to talk through the new approach and how other projects are looking to copy the idea. Both Tomas and Ollie call for greater consideration of the ability of tall buildings – in the right place – as a means to meet urbanisation without creating urban sprawl. They both suggest that cities need to consider vertical masterplanning in the same way they create horizontal masterplans but they also believe new buildings need to more carefully plan for future use.   The Oslo project, which recently won the Tall Building category at NCE's sister title Architectural Review's Future Projects Awards, is a concept to regenerate a socially challenging site in central Oslo. Ollie describes it as a concept to create conversation. As well as addressing the site's existing issues, the future-proofed design aims to create a building that can be adapted to meet future needs rather than being demolished and rebuilt after a few decades. The structure also features a range of materials, including major use of timber. Tomas talks about the need to focus on the ground floor interaction with the surrounding area in order to deliver on regeneration, explaining that we can't look at buildings in isolation and calls for them to be considered in context of the local environment. The Oslo design features three “ground floor levels” – one facing onto a road viaduct, another onto a river frontage and the third connects with public transport links.   Ollie then goes onto explain the structural design that allows for floor heights and layouts to be changed in the future to adapt to changing needs over the building's lifespan. In doing so he calls for more focus on creating space and less on designing buildings. “Without a single end use in mind, it becomes about creating space,” he said.

In today's episode we're talking about the contentious issue of tall buildings. Some people love them, some people hate them. My guests today have come up with a concept for high rise that could be much more sustainable and adaptable than conventional skyscrapers. My guests today are Tomas Stokke and Shonn Mills. Tomas is a co-founder of Haptic Architects based in London and Oslo. He overseas Haptic's international work and has taught, lectured, exhibited and been published internationally. Shonn Mills is Global Head of High Rise Buildings at Ramboll, with more than 20 years experience as an engineer. They have collaborated to produce a new concept for sustainable tall building design, which is called Regenerative Highrise. They have taken a really interesting approach in tackling a difficult urban site in Oslo and designing a building that responds to this while being low carbon and extremely adaptable. We talk about all of the interesting details in the conversation so I won't get into that now. Episode 16 of this podcast was called ‘Are Tall Buildings Sustainable?' and I concluded that typically tall buildings have a huge carbon and material footprint and its is clear that they can have a negative impact on a city's urban design, environment, economy and social life. So I came into this conversation a bit skeptical and ready to challenge them. We ended up having a really good conversation and I think they have done some really useful work here in pushing the design of tall buildings much closer towards sustainability and taking a long term approach. If you are enjoying the Green Urbanist podcast, the best thing you can do to support it is to share an episode with a friend or colleague who you think might enjoy it. I hope it sparks some interesting conversations for you. Links:Dezeen article on Regenerative Highrise: https://www.dezeen.com/2022/05/23/haptic-architects-ramboll-regenerative-high-rise/Sustainability of Downtown Highrise vs Suburban Low Rise study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321977968_Downtown_High-Rise_vs_Suburban_Low-Rise_Living_A_Pilot_Study_on_Urban_SustainabilityHaptic Architects: https://hapticarchitects.com/oslo-highrise/Ramboll: https://ramboll.com/contact/rdk/shonnGreen Urbanist websiteContact FormSocial Media:https://twitter.com/GreenUrbanPodhttps://www.instagram.com/greenurbanistpodhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/green-urbanist-podcast

Though numerous turbines are already turning offshore, the drive to further enhance the offshore wind sector does not let up. Countless bright minds are working to carefully shape and improve the building blocks of the industry, but a fundamental ingredient is required – collaboration.  Not content with rhetoric, ABB and Ramboll have teamed up to create leading engineering solutions for offshore wind, particularly around electrical systems. The pair are working across borders, sharing learnings and experiences to ensure the best outcome.  To set out the objectives of the partnership, Energy Voice's Hamish Penman is joined by Martin Kjäll-Ohlsson, VP offshore power at ABB, which sponsors this episode, and Jesper Thomsen, business development director at Ramboll.   About Energy Voice Energy Voice investigates and reports on what matters in global energy, helping sector leaders understand the geopolitical and economic factors underpinning current events, and giving them a view on what's coming over the horizon. Each year, 3.4m professionals use Energy Voice as a trusted source of breaking news and insight. For more information on how you can speak to those professionals across multiple platforms to build your brand and generate actionable business leads, visit energyvoice.com/content-services. For a 30 day free trial subscription to the Energy Voice website and app, visit energyvoice.com/subscriptions.

In this episode, we talk to Hannah Wells, a sustainability strategist at Ramboll, catalyst for impact, clean living consultant, and founding member of the Girls Club mastermind. This episode covers:

Inom industrin har de digitala tvillingarna varit ett viktigt verktyg sedan länge, och nu börjar de även hitta sin plats inom fastighets- och stadsplanering. Men varför behövs egentligen digitala tvillingar och hur kan fastighetsbranschen dra nytta av tekniken? För att besvara frågorna har vi tagit hjälp av Oliver Larsson, samhällsutvecklare på Ramboll, samt Eric Jeansson, geodatastrateg på stadsbyggnadskontoret i Göteborg som skapat en Digital tvilling av Göteborg.

In our first two-part episode, we dive into the troubling existence of a group of chemicals referred to as PFAS, with the nickname "Forever Chemicals," because they stubbornly hang around in water, air, fish, soil, people, and animals.  PFAS -- which stands for per- and polyfluoroalkyl  chemicals -- are man-made creations that have been used in industry and consumer products worldwide since the 1950s. There are more than 4,000 of them, so it's a big family. They can be found in non-stick cookware, water-repellent clothing, stain-resistant fabrics and carpets,  cosmetics,  firefighting foams, and products that resist grease, water, and oil. Studies have shown that exposure to some PFAS in the environment may be harmful to humans and animals.PFAS contamination has sparked some major litigation, with some cases involving hundreds or thousands of individuals that have settled for hundreds of millions of dollars. The PFAS issue is significant enough that  -- despite so many other pressing issues -- the White House made it a top priority, kicking eight federal departments into gear to tackle the situation.  It's a hot topic that's going to be with us for many years. In Part 1 of the episode, we discussed the PFAS from the scientific and environmental engineering perspective. And to do that I was fortunate to have  Jim Fenstermacher and Dr. Jaana Pietari from the global engineering firm Ramboll.  Jim and Jaana have deep experience in environmental remediation involving a variety of contaminants, including PFAS. In Part 2, I am joined by Robert Chesler of Anderson Kill. Bob is a long-time expert on insurance coverage for long-tail and other claims. He's considered a guru in the field, and has represented policyholders in disputes over coverage with insurers for as long as I've known him. It's a serious subject and these are seriously qualified folks. I did my part to make a mockery of scientific terms as I struggled to say the name of this family of chemicals. Fortunately for you my guests were much more linguistically nimble and it is their voices you will hear more of.  This podcast is the audio companion to the Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation, a collaborative project between HB Litigation Conferences and the Fastcase legal research family, which includes Full Court Press, Law Street Media, and Docket Alarm. The podcast itself is a joint effort between HB and Law Street Media. If you have comments or wish to participate in one our projects, or want to tell me how much  you learned from Jaana, Jim and Bob,  please drop me a note at Editor@LitigationConferences.com. Tom HagyLitigation Enthusiast and Host of the Emerging Litigation Podcastp.s. Here's a bonus for you. Write to me and I will send you the latest issue of the Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation with my compliments.  That's some serious value right there. 

On this week's episode of TheSquare Podcast, we have a curious conversation with Dr. Hossein Rezai, Global Design Director of Ramboll and founding Director of Web Structures and Web Earth. As an engineer, designer, visionary and educator, his latest initiative aims to redefine the collaborative nature of design. More specifically, his goal is to help overcome the compound challenges faced in design to reach the benefits of a more holistic approach. Dr. Rezai is a proponent of high-rise and dense urban development, with an emphasis on innovative structural systems for tall, supertall and mega tall buildings. Listen in as he talks about the process of advanced computational design, his preference for an integrated approach to architecture, structure, environment, and circularity in the construction process, and more. Let's get curious! #engineering #designengineering #design   VISIT: https://www.Corgan.com/   Also connect with us on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CorganInc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CorganInc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CorganInc LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/corgan   Video Produced by: Corgan Have Questions? We'd love to hear from you.  Email: communications@corgan.com

Henning Larsen and Ramboll have unveiled a new large timber building for Copenhagen. The project, dubbed Marmormolen, will be one of the largest contemporary wood structures in Denmark and combine office, retail, and public programs on the Nordhavn waterfront. Surrounding the building will be  a green plaza, rooftop gardens, promenades, and a waterfront park. On this episode we speak to Riccardo Pedroni and Mikkel Eskildsen about the project.  Riccardo Pedroni is a Senior Structural Engineer in the High-Rise Buildings Sector at Ramboll who joined the company as Graduate Engineer in February 2014. He is Italian and has graduated at Politecnico of Milan in October 2013 with a final project dealing with the dynamics of an offshore wind turbine. Before graduating, Riccardo was involved as intern in City Life project in Milan for the whole summer studying the settlements of the piling foundation of Isozaki Tower and producing a feasibility study on a television antenna on top of the building.Mikkel specialises in the early design phases where he has a particular focus on the creative process, concept and project development - from analyses to idea and building concept. Mikkel functions as lead designer for larger teams - both in competitions and in more complex co-creation developments processes with end users and investors. He is responsible for new business opportunities and collaborations in Denmark. He has won both national as well as international competitions, projects and exhibitions where his special ability to create both aesthetic, conceptual and realisable projects has been brought into play.Enjoy this great episode of the podcast!Production by Deeelicious BeatsMusic "Game Play" by Quality QuestPodcast is a Mass Timber Construction Journal Productionwww.masstimberconstruction.comSponsors of the Podcast:RothoblaasRothoblaas is an Italian multinational with its roots in the Alpine region; a leading developer and provider of high technology solutions for all those involved in the construction with wood sector. Always engaged in finding solutions for the improvement of the sector, today Rothoblaas is one of the leading companies worldwide in the development of products and services dedicated to the wood carpentry industry, and continues to export know-how from the heart of the Italian Alps to the world.International Association for Mass Timber Construction (IAMTC)The International Association for Mass Timber Construction aims to promote and deliver value to its members and associated stakeholders through an all-encompassing approach to advocacy, thought-leadership, development for the architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing sectors, provide education, training/teaching and research in establishing a global mass timber construction sector across the five contents of the world. Rotho Blaas Solutions designed for building in wood that are easily accessible adapting to the needs of all. IAMTC Delivering value through an all-encompassing approach to advocacy and thought-leadership.Sponsor Wanted Here Looking for global sponsorship opportunities in the mass timber sector? Why not consider sponsoring?

A façade builds on a structure's response to an external environment, protection capabilities, technical performance, and eventually contributes to the overall ‘health' of a building. In ensuring optimal façades, important considerations are safety, sustainability and cost. On a recent podcast episode, Construction Week's Multimedia Reporter Disha Dadlani hosted Liam Northam, Façade Team Lead at Ramboll and Marina Kindelan, Associate Director, Façades at AESG to go over the important considerations, criteria, and gaps in designing and building façades. Catch the experts' insights in Construction Week's latest podcast - out now!

In this episode, Henning Larsen and Ramboll have unveiled their design for ‘marmormolen', a large timber structure combining office, retail, and public program on the Nordhavn waterfront, in copenhagen. structured entirely by wood, the project integrates a welcoming green plaza, lush rooftop gardens, promenades, and a waterfront park. The non-profit developer, Community Roots Housing (CRH) is getting ready to begin construction on The Heartwood Apartments project in Seattle. This affordable housing project will showcase the tallest cross-laminated timber (CLT) structure in the state, which will be developed using a mass timber product made from carbon-sequestering renewable wood. The team of researchers from Monash University (pictured above) has been awarded $250,000 from the Musk Foundation to continue their work in carbon removal. They are the only Australian and Malaysian team to have won a prize. Almost 200 university-affiliated teams submitted proposals. MOD X is joining Forest Business Network and WoodWorks as a conference partner at the 2022 International Mass Timber Conference to promote modular, offsite construction.  Stora Enso has launched a suite of tools to support developers of the UK's industrial buildings to create more attractive, productive and sustainable buildings. An update on 11E. Lennox street, installing CLT beams and floor panels. Now working on deck 5 of 7, with the team averaging a 5-day turnaround per floor. Production by Deeelicious BeatsMusic "Game Play" by Quality QuestPodcast is a Mass Timber Construction Journal Productionwww.masstimberconstruction.comSponsors of the Podcast:RothoblaasRothoblaas is an Italian multinational with its roots in the Alpine region; a leading developer and provider of high technology solutions for all those involved in the construction with wood sector. Always engaged in finding solutions for the improvement of the sector, today Rothoblaas is one of the leading companies worldwide in the development of products and services dedicated to the wood carpentry industry, and continues to export know-how from the heart of the Italian Alps to the world.International Association for Mass Timber Construction (IAMTC)The International Association for Mass Timber Construction aims to promote and deliver value to its members and associated stakeholders through an all-encompassing approach to advocacy, thought-leadership, development for the architecture, engineering, construction, manufacturing sectors, provide education, training/teaching and research in establishing a global mass timber construction sector across the five contents of the world. Rotho Blaas Solutions designed for building in wood that are easily accessible adapting to the needs of all. IAMTC Delivering value through an all-encompassing approach to advocacy and thought-leadership.Sponsor Wanted Here Looking for global sponsorship opportunities in the mass timber sector? Why not consider sponsoring?

Joining the discussion in this episode  are Steven Smith partner at Wright and Wright, architects, and Raf Orlowski director of acoustics at Ramboll, UK, and author of the new book  'Acoustics in Architectural Design'. . Welcome to the second series of the well-being economy podcast. Over the next few episodes, we'll be discussing the future of education and how a better built learning environment can improve the wellbeing of pupils, students, teachers, and support staff. 

The fight to succeed popular German chancellor Angela Merkel could not be tighter. In late July the country's climate policies shot to the top of the political agenda in the wake of devastating, and deadly, floods across western Germany. The BBC's Victoria Craig and Stephen Ryan travelled to one of the hardest-hit towns, Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, to see how the locals are trying to recover. Local shop-owner Martina Kleinow says she and many others are still waiting for financial support to rebuild, while Anne Gluck of the regional chamber of commerce, explains the myriad challenges businesses face. Elsewhere in the country, we'll hear about projects to build better resilience against climate events. Ulrich Lemke leads a port revitalization project at Offenbach am Main, and explains how public works can better account for neighbouring waterways, while Gerhard Hauber of the engineering consultancy Ramboll, explains how coordination is the key to building true resilience. Producers: Stephen Ryan, Philippa Goodrich. (Photo: The bank of the river Ahr, in Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Credit: Victoria Craig /BBC)

Allt fler vill bo i hållbara bostäder. Vad får hållbarhetsmålen för påverkan på utformningen av bostaden, och var väljer vi att bo, i staden eller på landsbygden? I höstens första avsnitt av Snåret möts hållbarhetsexperterna för att tala om framtidens bostad under ledning av Svensk Byggtjänsts Viktor Ginner. Vi hör: Anna Hamnö Wickman, hållbarhetschef hos bostadsutvecklaren Bonava. Elisabet Stadler, miljöchef på Peab. Per Olsson, hållbarhetschef på LINK arkitektur. David Lindén, livscykelanalytiker hos teknikkonsultbolaget Ramboll. I avsnittet tas följande aspekter upp (med tidsangivelse, minut och sekund): 01.20 Bostadsköparnas betalningsvilja för hållbarhet 04.30 Bostadens placering – på landet eller i stan 08.49 Bostadsytornas förändring 11.20 Byggnaders livslängd 14.10 Material i byggnaderna 15.50 Återbruk 19.40 Industriellt byggande som hållbarhetslösning 22.51 Teknologi i bostaden 23.45 “Product as a service” för cirkularitet 26.45 Delningsekonomi

Hello and welcome to the latest episode of Marketing In Times of Recovery.  I'm your host Ayo Abbas, a built environment marketing consultant and founder of Abbas Marketing. Today's guests are the highly talented engineers Stephen Melville and James Solly who run Format Engineers.  I know both of them from when I worked at Ramboll many moons ago. In our discussion, we talk about a host of things from: how they stand out from traditional structural engineering firmswhy they love being involved through all stages of a project and why they feel it's so important and finally the types of marketing tactics that have worked for them.  If you're a regular listener to the show – make sure you subscribe so you never miss out on an episode and help us to spread the word. This episode was recorded on Thurs April 01 2021.Rate and review usPlease don't forget to rate and review us if you're listening on Apple podcasts as it's lovely to hear what you think plus it helps us to spread the wordResources Format EngineersAbbas Marketing Stephen's RIBA Journal article

The switch from plastic to environmentally friendly materials is a complex challenge – particularly in the area of single-use items – and is not necessarily solved by one solution. In this podcast, we look at the differing views on single-use and multi-use, with a special focus on food service items, such as paper cups. How should brand owners think about how to serve food and beverage in coffee shops and quick-service restaurants? And can consumers continue to use takeaway cups with good conscience? At the heart of the discussion is the recent Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) study by the European Paper Packaging Association (EPPA) on the topic of Single Use vs Multiple Use. Guesting the pod are: Emiliano Micalizio, Principal and Operation Manager, Ramboll, Veronika Abraham, Senior Consultant Sustainability, Ramboll, Antonio D'Amato, CEO of Seda International Packaging Group, and Maria Holopainen, Business Lead on Circular Economy, Packaging Materials, Stora Enso.

What do radiology and wastewater have in common? Hopefully, not much. But at startup Opseyes, founder Bryan Arndt and data scientist Robin Schlenga are putting the AI that's revolutionizing medical imaging to work on analyzing wastewater samples. Arndt and Schlenga spoke with NVIDIA AI Podcast host Noah Kravitz about the inspiration for Opseyes, which began with Arndt's career at wastewater industry leader Ramboll. Effluent has typically been analyzed by sending tightly sealed samples through the mail to experts. While speaking with his brother, a radiologist using deep learning, Arndt realized that AI could do something similar for wastewater samples. Schlenga then led the creation of Opseyes' convolutional neural network, which allows customers to upload a photo of a sample taken through a microscope. With Opseyes already in use at several wastewater plants, Arndt and Schlenga anticipate much more bacterial analysis in their future. https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2021/06/16/ai-opseyes-wastewater-analysis/

Kristina Syk, expert på totalförsvarsfrågor på Ramboll har gjort en undersökning om invånarnas syn på sin egen krisberedskap. Hör vad de kom fram till och lyssna på ett samtal om krisberedskap på samhällsnivå.

Welcome to the newest episode of Urbcast! It's time for the second episode of the Copenhagen Architecture Offices Series. In the series I will introduce you to the architecture offices based in Copenhagen which I admire. Today I wanted to introduce you to one of the biggest Danish architecture offices – Henning Larsen Architects. It was founded back in 1959 by renowned Danish architect Henning Larsen – The Master of Light. I want to use the opportunity of being a part of such an interesting office, full of inspiring designers, architects and engineers and show you how it works. The office is drawing of Scandinavian tradition and develops architecture with a huge role of sustainability. Recently, after becoming a part of the Ramboll group the office is developing as one big unit: Architecture, Landscape and Urbanism. The second guest of this series is Signe Kongebro - Global Design Director for Urbanism and Landscape and Partner at Henning Larsen Architects. Signe is the founder of Henning Larsen's sustainability department and she has been a member of Henning Larsen's management since 2008, and as partner she was most recently tasked with heading the practice's business activities in Scandinavia, with a special focus on the Danish market. We talked about: Signe's studies in New York and her first architecture studio Why did she apply to Henning Larsen and how did the networking look like 20 years ago? What has changed in the architect profession through the last 20 years? Why did she introduce sustainability in the office? How did sustainability change architecture? What can you learn from working in a different context: from Iceland to Saudi Arabia? How to use the weather in the design? How to glue architecture, landscape and urbanism? How many application does Henning Larsen Architect office get each month? What is the most important thing when you start your career as an architect? What is the role of podcasting in communicating architecture? However, Signe did not recommend a book, she emphasized the role of the new media (including podcasts!) in communicating architecture, climate challenges and other current happenings (on Danish market especially): Politiken https://politiken.dk/ Byrum https://politikenbyrum.dk/ You can follow & get to know about Signe: On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/signekongebro/?originalSubdomain=dk HLA webiste https://henninglarsen.com/en/people/partners/signe-kongebro Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signe_Kongebro And Henning Larsen Architects: On LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/henning-larsen/mycompany/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Henninglarsenarchitects Instagram https://www.instagram.com/henninglarsenarchitects/

I det 32:a avsnittet av Beredsam diskuterar Herman Geijer och Claes Tovetjärn en rapport om svenska folkets krisberedskap med Kristina Syk från Ramboll som varit med och tagit fram rapporten. En intressant del är hur vi kan göra bostadsområden mer resilienta och hur boendet påverkar synen på krisberedskap. Om Rambolls rapport: https://se.ramboll.com/press/invanarundersokning/krisberedskap Podden stöds av ABF. Läs mer på www.abf.se/prepping Musik av Häxhammaren

The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) will be held in Glasgow in November 2021. But why does it matter to our industry? What should we be demanding is heard on behalf of civil engineers, and what decisions will be made which impact us? Joining The Engineers Collective to discuss all these questions and more is Philippa Spence, UK managing director, at Ramboll. Philippa outlines her wish list of agenda items for COP26 and talks us through the importance of making the meeting a success later this year. Editor of NCE, Claire Smith, and reporter Catherine Kennedy also quiz Philippa on the reputational impact of the UK hosting the event, and the scrutiny that major UK infrastructure projects could come under as a result. The Engineers Collective is powered by Bentley Systems. Around the world, engineers and architects, constructors and owner-operators are using Bentley's software solutions to accelerate project delivery and improve asset performance for transportation infrastructure that sustains our economy and our environment. Together, we are advancing infrastructure. Find out more http://www.bentley.com

Today we will talk with Sofia Lundeholm about the backgrounds and basic assumptions of mobility. What is the PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE of mobility? How did we shape our cities 2000 years ago? What is mobility about nowadays? What will be the future mobility trends? I was also curious about: who is deciding about mobility and shaping it in our cites? Is it us - citizens or rather decision-makers and the city councils? What about the electric and autonomous cars? All in all, they are still… cars, occupying our commonly owned public spaces and streets. We end our talk trying to answer the question: what is the future of mobility? Sofia is a Lead Urban Designer and Senior Architect - at Henning Larsen Architects. She is leading a collaborative study about the impact of future mobility on the design of cities between Henning Larsen Architects and Rambøll Smart Mobility. Sofia recommended the read of: 1) Achieving Sustainable Micro-mobility (Green Paper April 2020 by Rambøll) https://ramboll.com/-/media/files/rgr/documents/markets/transport/m/ramboll_micro-mobility_greenpaper_a4_0320_lowres_v.pdf 2) Whimpact (Insights from the world's first Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) system) https://ramboll.com/-/media/files/rfi/publications/Ramboll_whimpact-2019.pdf 3) International Transport Forum https://www.itf-oecd.org/ You can follow Sofia and her work: her Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sofia-lundeholm-722a126a/ Henning Larsen Architects website https://henninglarsen.com/en Rambøll Smart Mobility: https://dk.ramboll.com/ydelser-og-sektorer/transport/smart-mobility Check an article about Humanizing the Urban Experience here: https://henninglarsen.com/research/projects/1000-2000/humanizing-the-urban-exp-through-new-mobility/ You can follow URBCAST: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/urbcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/urbcast.podcast Anchor: https://anchor.fm/urbcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/urb_cast/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/urbcast #mobility #cities #cars #people #design #copenhagen #urban designer #transportation #modes #autonomous cars #driven #bike #scooters #space #trips #sweden #big #trends #tram #henninglarsen #ramboll #urbcast #podcast #urbanism #architecture #urbandesign

Namo Marouf (Social sustainability expert and an urban planner at Ramboll) is talking about if cities can really breakdown segregation and promote social inclusion. Enjoy your listening. Let's connect and talk further about this episodeMustafa Sherif LinkedinKeep Up the Good Work.Keep Loving Cities❤️️.Follow Urbanistica and let's get in touch:Urbanistica InstagramUrbanistica FacebookUrbanistica Youtube channelThanks to Urbanistica Podcast partner AFRY.AFRY is an international engineering and design company providing sustainable solutions in the fields of energy, industry and infrastructure. Read more about AFRY https://afry.com/enVisit  Mustafasherif.com for collaborations and nominations.Note: the sound quality of #UrbanisticaPodcast s' episodes that are recorded during #COVID19 time might not be perfect. Due to the online recording and the use of different types of microphones by guests and #MustafaSherif. Thank you so much for understanding and listening. Stay safe ! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

19 stycznia rosyjska barka „Fortuna”, układająca Nord Stream 2, została objęta sankcjami USA. Wcześniej z projektu, z obawy przed karami, wycofały się duńska firma konsultingowa Ramboll, norweskie towarzystwo klasyfikacyjne DNV GL, niemiecki koncern Bilfinger i główny ubezpieczyciel magistrali Zurich Insurance Group. Nord Stream 2 jest ukończony w 94 proc. Układanie ostatniego, ok. 150-km odcinka gazociągu, wstrzymano w grudniu 2019 r., gdy z budowy wycofała się szwajcarska firma Allseas. Szymon Kardaś z Ośrodka Studiów Wschodnich opowiada nam, jak dalej potoczą się losy rosyjsko-niemieckiej magistrali. Rozmowę prowadzi Robert Tomaszewski.

In this episode we talk about all things Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP) - a professional registration recently launched by the Society for the Environment. Registered Environmental Practitioner (REnvP) is a professional registration recognising the competence, skills and commitment of professionals working to enhance or protect the environment. Becoming a REnvP demonstrates that you have signed a code of professional conduct and have been judged by your peers to be working at a professional standard, consistently implementing, developing and advocating good environmental practices.EnvCast guests: Sarah Mukherjee - CEO of IEMA (Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment)Rhianna Jarvis REnvP - Corporate Partnerships Manager at Sustrans. Formerly Partnerships and Development Lead at the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES). Simon Benfield CEnv - Director of Bridges at Ramboll. Chartered Environmentalist via the Institution of Engineering Designers (IED)To learn more about REnvP please visit our website -https://socenv.org.uk/REnvP //// Twitter: @SocEnv_HQ // YouTube: Society for the Environment //Website: Socenv.org.uk //

Just nu arrangerar Språktidningen en tävling för att kora bästa förslag på slogan till en svensk kommun. Hur mycket påverkar en slogan bilden av kommunen? Thomas är hemma och vilar rösten så Helene Benno är på plats tillsammans med Louise Epstein. Burj Khalifa i Dubai är 826 m hög och fyllde elva år förra veckan hur högt går det att bygga och vilken betydelse har en skyskrapa för en stad som vill synas? Vi pratar med Per Hammarström som är Bulding Director på Ramboll. Ni som lyssnade igår hörde en fiffig uppfinnare men vad ska man tänka på om man har en ide eller uppfinning och vill söka patent? Vilka är de främsta tipsen till någon som söker patent första gången? Vi gästas av Stefan Hultquist som är strategisk samordnare på Patent och registreringsverket för att höra mer om hur det går till när man söker patent. Just nu pågår en tävling som Språktidningen anordnar där Sveriges bästa alternativa kommunslogan ska koras. Tidningens läsare har skickat in förslag och nu har de tio finalisterna presenterats. Men hur viktig är en slogan för kommunerna? Vilken betydelse har den för sammanhållningen för invånarna och för marknadsföringen av kommunen? Vilhelmina kommun bytte slogan i våras, varför? Vi pratar med Anders Svensson, chefredaktör för Språktidningen och Emma Sandström, kommunikatör på Vilhelmina kommun. Programledare: Hélène Benno Bisittare: Louise Epstein Producent: Ulrika Lindqvist Research: Julius Bäckman

Unser Gast: Henning Werner, Director People & Change bei Ramboll Management Consulting. Besonders im Personalbereich wird Purpose großes Potential zugesprochen. Im Fokus dabei: Mitarbeitergewinnung, -motivation und -bindung. Annette und Henning diskutieren über die großen Themen aktueller Personalpolitik wie Transformation und Führung, Cultural Change, Employer Branding und welche Rolle Purpose dabei übernehmen kann. Nicht zu kurz kommen verschiedene Beispiele, anhand derer sich die beiden diesen Themen nähern - wie u.a. VAUDE, Philip Morris oder die Hotelkette Upstalsboom.

Jacqueline Rohrmann, BIM Manager at Tesla and Founder of the 'That BIM Girl' YouTube channel joins Mail Manager's Michele Rodrigues to discuss how the industry has adopted BIM. Recorded while Jacqueline worked at Ramboll, we chat about the main challenges working with BIM, using Revit and the best tools available today, top tips for starting out in the industry in the data-driven age, and how relevant BIM remains today.

On this episode of MISTI Radio Podcast we talked with program partners from India and Denmark. With Covid continuing to spread, how does India adapt to ensure the security and safety of its people? Sloan graduates Hank Levine and Anirudh Sharma discuss how their companies are adapting to keep people employed and provide PPE sustainably in India, respectively. Though 66% of families in Denmark are traditional nuclear families living together, 44% are either co-parenting, single, in an open relationship, or in another living arrangement. The type of housing that will be built needs to adapt. So what can city planners and architects do? How can housing be more flexible for an unknown future? Ofri Earon, Architect and PhD at Ramboll, a consultancy in Denmark, discusses these questions and more. Finally we have an interview with Evan Lieberman, Professor of Political Science and Contemporary Africa at MIT and the new Faculty Director for the MIT-Africa program. In his interview with Managing Director Ari Jacobovitz they talked about what they’re looking forward to for the program. MISTI Radio is a project from MIT International Science and Technology initiatives. You can listen to us on WMBR Cambridge, 88.1 FM. or wherever you get your podcasts. To learn more, visit misti.mit.edu.

Anthony McCarter, discusses the firm's focus on the incorporation of sustainability in construction in the region, as well as its upcoming projects during the latest episode of the Construction Week Viewpoint podcast. McCarter also revealed in the podcast Ramboll's focus on high-rises, hospitals, and aviation infrastructure projects. McCarter, who was recently appointed to the role has worked in engineering consultancy for more than 35 years, and expects to grow Ramboll’s buildings portfolio across the Middle East region.

I detta avsnitt gästas Tekniksnacket av Louise König, chef för hållbar affärsutveckling, Ramboll Sverige  och Marie Trogstam, Hållbarhetschef, Afry, som båda är nytillträdda på sina tjänster. De samtalar om hur långt teknikkonsultbranschen har kommit inom hållbarhet,  vilka som är de viktigaste frågorna och utmaningarna.

I detta avsnitt får vi höra från tre olika projekt om hur de har valt att använda sig av Virtual Design and Construction (VDC). Vi får höra om nya arbetsmetoder, vilka projektvinster detta bidragit till, utmaningar de har behövt hantera samt vilka erfarenheter de tar med sig i ryggsäcken. Vi börjar med en forskningsanläggning i Sverige, går över till en järnväg i Norge och avslutar med ett stort broprojekt i samma land. Hålltider: 01:50: Martin Hörestand (BIM-koordinator, Skanska) och Marcus Helmbäck (BIM-koordinator, AFRY) 27:15: Hussain Parsianfar (Digital Business Development Manager, Ramboll) 42:50: Andreas Bratlie och Vegard Gavel-Solberg (Structural Engineers, Norconsult) Mer om podden: Hemsida: www.hela-kedjan.se Instagram: www.instagram.com/helakedjan/ Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/hela-kedjan/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/helakedjan Mer om Nima Assadi: Hemsida: www.nimaassadi.se Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/nima-assadi-942a5227/

This week’s show is all about managing innovation within large incumbent businesses and it comes from Copenhagen in Denmark! I speak with Line Lyst the Director of Innovation at the large Danish AEC consultancy with over 15,000 employees! In this episode, we’ll be answering some big question. Why does Ramboll monitor over 1000 startups in the AEC industries? How is innovation managed in this large, incumbent engineering consultancy with more than 15000 employees? How does the Innovation Accelerator ensure that good ideas earn revenue from real clients as early as possible? Thanks a lot to Line for her time and sharing her experience in managing innovation with large incumbent organisations. Hopefully there's a lot of useful takeaways for the listener - let me know if you enjoyed the episode! Links & more information: More about the Ramboll Innovation AcceleratorBook Recommendation: I'm Afraid Debbie From Marketing Has Left for the Day: How to Use Behavioural Design to Create Change in the Real WorldAlso mentioned: The Mom Test: How to talk to customers & learn if your business is a good idea when everyone is lying to youLine Lyst (Linkedin)Will Needham (LinkedIn)Liked this episode?Hover over the image below and click on the Pinterest logo to Pin to Pinterest, or simply share the URL on your preferred social media platform. Make sure you head over to FutureDistributed.org for all the latest content, remember to tell your friends and colleagues that this show is available to listen to for FREE in any app that supports podcasts. If you like what you heard today, make sure you like and subscribe and follow my daily journey on Instagram (@thefuturedistributed). And finally, have you ever heard the phrase ‘the Future is Here, it’s just not evenly Distributed Yet’ - well let’s do something about that. Note: Intro music by Vidian. Note: some links in this article are affiliate links. If you click through and purchase, I earn a small percentage at no extra cost for you.

This is the first of our new style of shows where I talk to CFD practitioners / experts / “those that do” to find out what CFD looks like in their world. We typically start these episodes with an overview of how CFD gets used in their industry, then zero in on some of the uniquely challenging aspects and dig a little deeper. In this show I’m talking to Stefano Capra of engineering consulting giants Ramboll, about some of the ways CFD is used in the design of the built environment & the challenges faced in that sector. Stefano gives us his insight into what’s challenging, what’s “normal” and what’s on his CFD wish list, including: • why CFD in the built environment is about more than just pedestrian comfort studies • how CFD is becoming increasingly accepted as an aid to the established experimental methods, as opposed to a replacement • how CFD routinely helps save millions of dollars in construction costs (and thousands of tons of CO2 ) by accurately predicting the wind loading on new designs Links --- • Connect with Stefano on LinkedIn (mention the podcast

In a world with a growing population and increasing consumption, there is a pressing need to use our resources in the best possible way. This involves reducing waste generation, ensuring high-quality recycling, and using residual waste for efficient and clean energy generation at waste-to-energy facilities. Listen to Ramboll’s podcast about ideas that help solve global problems.

Kommunikationsutmaning – hur skapar vi en innovationskultur för samhällsnytta? Magnus Höij, förbundsdirektör för Innovationsföretagen, och Linus Almqvist, kommunikationschef på Ramboll följde upp ett välbesökt seminarium med att medverka i Betong LIVE.

I detta avsnitt deltar Åsa Soutukorva Swanberg från Ramboll. Åsa är expert inom hållbarhet med fokus på att beräkna ekonomiska effekter inom miljö och social hållbarhet. Tillsammans diskuterar vi varför hållbarhet har vuxit fram som en trend samt hur företag kan använda hållbarhet för att utveckla sitt företag och erbjudande för att på så sätt skapa tillväxt.

My guest this episode is Tim Fischer, Global Director of Offshore Wind for Ramboll. We start our conversation with Ramboll – its mission and its involvement in offshore wind. We then look at the state of the US market – what’s been driving its growth, and where Tim sees business opportunities. Then we look at the supply chain and the challenge the industry faces in delivering power at low cost while still meeting state requirements for in-state content. We then look at the implications of offshore wind for the US power grid, and how technological innovations may continue to shape the industry. And we close with Tim sharing his goals as a Board Member of the Business Network. Recorded April 8, 2019. Published May 28, 2019.  

Prestation i alla ära. Men när vi mäter vårt värde i hur vi presterar blir det sjukt. Vi pratar med Victoria Blom om varför det kan bli så här och vad vi kan göra åt det. Med en prestationsbaserad självkänsla har man en upplevelse av att mitt värde beror på hur jag presterar. Det uppstår lätt en jakt på perfektion utan gränser när man aldrig upplever sig vara bättre än sin senaste prestation. 1 av 5 jagar perfektion Närmare en femtedel av befolkningen har beteenden som kan kategoriseras som prestationsbaserad självkänsla och det är vanligast bland unga, kvinnor och högutbildade. Victoria Blom är docent i psykologi, leg psykolog och lektor vid Gymnastik- och idrottshögskolan och forskare på Karolinska institutet. I sin doktorsavhandling har hon studerat vilka beteenden prestationsbaserad självkänsla brukar resultera i. Beteenden att se upp med Det här är några av dem: att överarbeta uppgifter att alltid sträva efter perfektion att dubbelkontrollera saker om och om igen att ta på sig för mycket jobb att aldrig tacka nej att ofta jobba ofta sent. Beteendet spiller lätt över på fritiden där allt också ska vara perfekt. Håller inte i längden På en arbetsplats kan det vara kortsiktigt tacksamt med en medarbetare som alltid säger ja till arbetsuppgifter och som levererar i rask takt utan att klaga. Men den här sortens beteende är inte hållbart för någon. Medarbetaren håller inte i längden och inte heller prestationerna. Dessutom hamnar ofta prestationen i sig i fokus för den som har för mycket prestationsbaserad självkänsla, inte det man faktiskt skapar. Att driven av osäkerhet jaga prestation gynnar inte hellre samarbete utan resulterar lätt i en tävlingskultur. Då går organisationen miste om den samlade kreativitet och kraft som skulle kunna få blomstra. Chefen sätter tonen Victoria Blom säger att chefen är viktig för att sätta tonen i organisationen genom att visa hur hen gör. Som chef är det alltså smart att själv inte åta sig för mycket, mejla medarbetare på kvällar och helger och alltid jobba över. När chefen visar att hen både behöver och tar emot hjälp och bjuder på sina misstag vågar andra göra samma sak. Som både chef och medarbetare kan man också närma sig en person som drivs av perfektionskrav genom att visa omtanke. Visa i handling att det är människan som är mest betydelsefull, inte prestationen. Kulturen påverkar- " hur gör vi här?" Känner du igen dig i listan här ovanför? Fundera på vilka värderingar som driver dig. Ställ dig frågor som "vad händer när jag aldrig tackar nej?" och "hur skulle det vara om jag bad om hjälp?" Om du behöver mer stöd kan en psykolog hjälpa med KBT och ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Theory). Vår samarbetspartner Twitch Health var de som klarade nålsögat när samhällsrådgivarföretaget Ramboll skulle välja en partner i sitt hälsoarbete. Ramboll behövde ett kartläggningsverktyg för hälsa och  och valet föll på Twitch Digitala Livsstilsprofil. Det är ett vetenskapligt förankrat, enkelt och kostnadseffektivt sätt att kartlägga individens, gruppens och företagets styrkor, risker och förbättringsområden inom livsstil och beteende. Med Twitch Health fick man också en engagerad och flexibel partner i hälsoarbetet. Läs mer om Twitch Healths tjänster här.

Areas like California experience longer and more severe droughts due to climate change. To avoid water scarcity, they need to increase the share of groundwater in the water supply. Geophysicists from Ramboll help map groundwater resources around the world by using advanced scanning technology. Listen to Ramboll’s podcast about ideas that help solve global problems.

More and more, societal culture is emphasizing the need to be environmentally conscience. Everyday citizens are becoming more aware and socially active in their concerns for the air quality in their neighborhoods. Traditionally, legal standards have enforced monitoring ambient air for a standard criteria of pollutants, but this wide net is no longer sufficient. Air quality is now a factor that can attract new residents, businesses, and, in some areas, tourism. This social push is setting a demand for more specific, and complex forms of monitoring. Companies such as CIMCON Lighting, and Ramboll's Environment and Health Division are working to deploy sensor solutions that are flexible and can satisfy the unique goals for every region. "We are really starting to see monitoring in new ways. Ways that are social and ways that are fueled by the public and public awareness," said Julia Luongo, Managing Consultant for Ramboll Group's Air Quality division. Luongo came on the podcast, joined by Chris Davis, Vice President of Smart Cities for CIMCON Lighting, to discuss what are the major reasons – regulatory, social, environmental, economic – that compel cities and utilities to measure environmental air quality, and what is driving the need for more distributed and granular air quality monitoring? While the technology is growing in efficiency, the challenge deepens for city planners, as the amount of data can be overwhelming. The question now is how do cities process instrument data and provide meaningful solutions to its citizens.

What do Millennials really want? The skills crisis continues to grip the construction industry as we’ve never seen it before. With more professionals within the industry retiring and a dearth of skilled workers choosing to join the sector, it has never been more important for firms to figure out how to attract - and more importantly, retain young professionals. Alinea’s Iain Parker was joined at this year’s Building Live conference by two member’s of Building’s recently-formed graduate panel - Emily Scoones, a structural computational design engineer at Ramboll, and Victoria Caines, a senior cost consultant at Mace. Listen to some of that session here, as we try and find out what makes the next generation tick in the workplace. Music was by Broke for Free, used under the Creative Commons licence. Twitter: @BuildingNews Facebook: www.facebook.com/Buildingmagazine www.building.co.uk Feedback on this podcast? What would you like to hear from a Building podcast in 2019? Email building@building.co.uk with the subject line "Podcasts"

När man nämner sponsring tänker nog många på stora loggor på idrottstjärnor och i arenor men i detta avsnitt får vi lära oss hur företag kan använda sponsring aktivt för att bygga relationer. Avsnittets gäst är Carmen Wargborn från konsultföretaget Ramboll som bland annat har lyckats få 27 000 personer att ladda ned en app med löprundor formade som exempelvis en anka eller ett eklöv.

I detta avsnitt gästar vattenexperterna Robert Jönsson, President of Business Area Water & Environment, ÅF och Anette Seger, Sverigechef Ramboll Water. Den fina sommaren hade en baksida och enorm torka ledde till många tankeställare vad gäller vår tillgång till rent och friskt vatten. Hör experternas intressanta tankar och idéer i Tekniksnacket avsnitt 3! 

How do we move around the world’s growing and congested cities without increasing air pollution and CO2 emissions? Transport systems need to be smart and sustainable. Listen to Ramboll’s first podcast about ideas that help solve global problems.

Välkommen till premiäravsnittet av Tekniksnacket, en podd av Teknikdygnet.se, som bjuder på samtal mellan spännande profiler från samhällsbyggnadsbranschen! Nya gäster varje avsnitt, så håll utkik!

Sonja Heikkilä is currently employed by OP Financial Group, but she is a traffic engineer and a pioneer of Mobility as a Service thinking. She has previously worked as a transport engineer for the City of Helsinki and her groundbreaking work on Mobility as a Service has been featured in Business insider, Bloomberg and Fast Company among others. Ian Sacs has graduated from the University of Tennesee-Knoxville in civil engineering in transport and has worked as the traffic director or the city of Hoboken, in NJ. He has also blogged extensively on traffic related topics. Today he works as a traffic consultant at Ramboll in Helsinki, Finland. In this episode Sonja and Ian discuss how we are moving from transport as a service to mobility as a service. As the opportunities seem endless, one of the challenges is to move away from what we already know and be truly creative. Why is Helsinki in an advanced position regarding this development? What is the future of private cars in the future? What is the menu of mobility? And what are the cities which these two experts look up to?

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