Jordon Lambert is a senior healthcare planner at Jacobs with extensive experience across the U.K., Asia Pacific, and Singapore. He specializes in designing and delivering healthcare facilities that balance patient-centered care with operational efficiency. Jordan leverages digital tools and sustainable
Ed is a civil engineer and asset manager with more than 20 years experience, including 10 years of operational experience with the U.K.’s Environment Agency. As Major Program Delivery Director, Ed leads the implementation of a portfolio management approach to
Simon Springate is the technical director of project and program controls at Jacobs and an industry leader providing expertise and guidance to public and private organizations. With more than 35 years of experience in major infrastructure projects, Simon has played
Starting her career as a civil engineer, Shanshan combines expertise in technical engineering, consulting, and environmental policy, with a proven ability in managing complex, multidisciplinary projects. Her work ensures successful delivery and resilient, sustainable outcomes.
Shelley Kalms is an experienced leader focused on driving innovation, delivering strategic solutions and believes that the IT organization is critical to enabling our business, our collective success and future growth. Her professional journey spans over 28 years working across
MingHao drives healthcare standardization across all facets of medical planning. From modular elements and components used for healthcare design to clinical fit-out, MingHao's efforts ensure the highest standards of healthcare design and functionality.
Sophia Lee is a Sustainability Strategist at Jacobs, focusing on implementing LEED, WELL and climate-resilient design for life sciences. She used her positions as AIA Philadelphia Board Member At-Large and Chair of AIA Philadelphia Urban Design Committee to advance urban
Originally from Stockton on Tees, Laura has lived in Wakefield, Liverpool, and now York, solidifying her status as a proud Northerner. She joined the Environment Agency in 2011 on a training contract, while pursuing a degree in River and Coastal
