Carmen Boscolo

Current

Sustainability Manager at Interservefm Ltd

Past

Sustainability Manager at MITIE Group PLC/Department of Communities and Local Government
Organizer at ecoCamp
Independent Environmental and Sustainability Consultant at myself

Project/Legal Officer at Macquarie University
Sustainable purchasing consultant at City of Ryde (NSW-AU)
Project Administrator at LUM 'Jean Monnet' University

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Education

Macquarie University
Libera Università Mediterranea 'Jean Monnet'

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Environmental Services

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Carmen Boscolo’s Summary

Capabilities include Carbon Management, Environmental Management Systems (EMS), Sustainability in the Built Environment. Fluent in English and Italian. Focus on sustainable facilities management.

Carmen Boscolo’s Specialties:

Experienced in working with central government and local authorities.

Carmen Boscolo’s Experience

Sustainability Manager

Interservefm Ltd

(Public Company; Facilities Services industry)

June 2009 — Present (8 months)

I lead on sustainability at Property Ealing, an innovative and unique partnership between Interserve FM and London Borough of Ealing. Main responsibilities include delivering carbon reduction across the council's estate, driving change through the organization, ensuring sustainability is embedded in all FM operations and beyond, managing the EMS and maintain ISO 14001 certification.
Sustainability Manager

MITIE Group PLC/Department of Communities and Local Government

(Environmental Services industry)

May 2008 — June 2009 (1 year 2 months)

I am responsible for rolling out the Government's Sustainable Operations Target on the Department for Communities and Local Government's estate. Projects include carbon reduction strategies, energy efficiency measures, sustainable procurement, DECs, EMSs management, testing and implementing new sustainable technologies and initiatives.
Organizer

ecoCamp

(Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Events Services industry)

January 2008 — April 2008 (4 months)

A user-generated conference covering ecology, the environment, sustainability, and green consumption (http://barcamp.org/ecoCamp).
Independent Environmental and Sustainability Consultant

myself

(Environmental Services industry)

July 2007 — April 2008 (10 months)

Responsibilities include consulting to private companies and local government organisations to fulfil contracts ranging from two to six months. Network with others to collaborate on projects and act as information broker and capacity builder in different environments. Make speculative proposals to Italian universities to promote sustainable practices and implement EMSs on campus.
Editor at 'Green is not a color' (http://notacolor.blogspot.com), a blog on sustainability and consulting and also 'Sostenibilità in Campus' (http://sostenibilitaincampus.weebly.com), a web-based resource to assist universities in shifting to more sustainable practices.
I am also teaching environmental and quality management systems in professional education and training courses.
Project/Legal Officer

Macquarie University

(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Higher Education industry)

June 2005 — January 2007 (1 year 8 months)

Project administrator and legal advisor of the Meta Access Management System, a 3-year AUS$4.2 million research project which is developing demonstrators of federated Identity & Access Management solutions to increase the research effectiveness of Australia’s Higher Education sector.
Sustainable purchasing consultant

City of Ryde (NSW-AU)

(Government Agency; 501-1000 employees; Government Administration industry)

February 2006 — November 2006 (10 months)

Consultancy on sustainable purchasing at City of Ryde. Feb-June 2006: consultancy carried out as part of a group project by three Macquarie University Master's students (included myself). Aug-Nov 2006: workplacement at City of Ryde. Drafting of sustainable purchasing policies; development of environmental specifications for products and services; development of specific tools for suppliers' environmental performance evaluation; preparation of an internal education strategy.
Project Administrator

LUM 'Jean Monnet' University

(Educational Institution; 51-200 employees; Education Management industry)

September 2002 — November 2004 (2 years 3 months)

Administration of a 2-year Master course. Responsible for logistics, teaching material, finance and auditing.

Carmen Boscolo’s Education

Macquarie University

Master (with Distinction) , Environmental Management , 2005 — 2006

Activities and Societies:

Environmental Decision Making, Corporate Environmental Mgt, Environmental Mgt Practice, Environmental Law & Policy, Environmental Impact Assessment, Environmental Economics, Natural Resource Economics, Education for Sustainable Development and Capacity Building, Environmental Measurement & Analysis, Science in Environmental Mgt, Ethics of the Environment.
Libera Università Mediterranea 'Jean Monnet'

Bachelor Degree (cum laude) , Corporate Law , 2000 — 2004

Additional Information

Carmen Boscolo’s Websites:

Event Coup

Carmen Boscolo’s Interests:

social media, barcamps, energy efficiency, six sigma, sewing and knitting, japan

Carmen Boscolo’s Groups:

IEMA, Macquarie University Alumni

London IN
The-Green-Group.com
Sustainability Working Group
Open Networkers
Friends of Japan / Nippon no Yuujin
Green & Sustainability Innovators & Innovation Network
Event Planning & Management - the 1st Group for Event Professionals
Macquarie University @ World
Social Media Marketing
Green
Paperwork Reduction Network
Green Professionals
The Virtual Energy Forum
London Meetup - Spicy Networking
Bright Green Talent
Be2camp - Web 2.0 for the Built Environment
British Facilities Management - Networking Group for Facilities Management Professionals
Sustainable Facility Management
Macquarie University Alumni
Women in FM
Property and Facility Management Innovators (PFMI)
Women in Business - Mulheres de Negócios
Flocked to the UK
Sustainability in the Built Environment