Our Team

Eleni Antoniades is a Project Environmental Lead with over 20 years of experience in the environmental sector, particularly in aviation and infrastructure projects.  She has significant experience in leading the Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Management of strategically significant projects.

Since 2016, Eleni has specialised in the environmental assessment and sustainability of infrastructure projects in Antarctica, while also working on projects in the UK, Cyprus, Greece, and South Africa.

Awards and Industry Recognition

Eleni is a Vice President of the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) and has achieved notable milestones such as launching the first use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel in Antarctica in 2021 and winning the Ministry of Defence Sustainable Project of the Year 2019 for RAF Marham Project Anvil. Eleni’s Wolf’s Fang Runway EIA was commended for Project of the Year and Partnership of the Year by the Society for the Environment at the ENDS Environmental Impact Awards.

Eleni is an Environmental Scientist, Chartered Environmentalist, Full Member of the IES where she has helped shape the organisation's strategy since 2016 as a Trustee and established the EIA Community in 2020. Eleni is Chair of the EIA Community Steering Group at the IES.

Tim Snell is a chartered planning and consents consultant, provides strategic planning and consents advice for major infrastructure projects. Tim helps his clients navigate the consenting process from project inception to delivery. Tim has particular expertise in delivery of Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects under the Planning Act 2008 and is currently advising some of the most significant and complex infrastructure projects in the UK.

Tim specialises in delivering environmental projects from pre-application to the construction phase, including habitat creation, pollution prevention and water resilience projects. He recently led the consents and environment team on a nationally significant infrastructure project designed to prevent sewerage overflows into the River Thames.

Tim is currently advising a client on the delivery of a major new reservoir scheme, which includes a series of on-and-off site environmental projects, including the restoration of ancient woodland and a series of watercourse improvements.

Tim will be providing training on the delivery of environmental and pollution prevention projects in the UK Planning System at the Environmental Hub.

Artists and Photographers

Our inaugural art exhibition, by artist Nada Nashashibi, explores phytoplankton and oceans. Nada Nashashibi is a British Palestinian contemporary artist. Nada's work is full of colour and depth.

Task Force

Each event in the Event Series is unique, bespoke and specialist and will be designed and delivered by a Task Force with the specialist knowledge to bring the event together. Expressions of interest have already been received for our first three events. The inaugural art exhibition, by artist Nada Nashashibi, explores phytoplankton and oceans.

Partners

The Environmental Hub is creating a network of partners and is already the base of a number of environmental organisations who share our mission. The Environmental Hub is the home of the White Desert Foundation, a charity dedicated to further climate change research and habitat restoration projects.

Please get in touch if your organisation would like to be part of one of our upcoming or future event series.