Will Evison
Assistant Director - Sustainability & Climate Change, PwC
Will is an Assistant Director and environmental economist in PwC’s sustainability and climate change team specialising in advice around green economic growth, environmental policy and non-market valuation of the environment. He is an advisor to several high profile international conservation projects and also works with a number of leading corporates on building ecosystem value into business decision making. Will was PwC’s technical lead in the development of PUMA’s ‘environmental profit and loss account’ (E P&L) - which estimated and valued the environmental externalities caused by PUMA and its entire supply chain. He is now leading efforts to further develop and refine the E P&L methodologies and is applying them with a range of companies.
Will was a lead author and chapter editor for The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity Report for Business and Enterprise (TEEB D3) and an advisor and co-author of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development’s guide to Corporate Ecosystem Valuation (WBCSD CEV). He sits on the advisory committees of the NERC Valuing Nature Network, the Natural Capital Initiative and the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership ‘Right Value for Externalities’ Collaboratory and has previously been an advisor on corporate biodiversity strategy to the World Economic Forum and WWF.
Will was a lead author and chapter editor for The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity Report for Business and Enterprise (TEEB D3) and an advisor and co-author of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development’s guide to Corporate Ecosystem Valuation (WBCSD CEV). He sits on the advisory committees of the NERC Valuing Nature Network, the Natural Capital Initiative and the Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership ‘Right Value for Externalities’ Collaboratory and has previously been an advisor on corporate biodiversity strategy to the World Economic Forum and WWF.