Ian Findlater

May Gurney is an integrated support and construction services company, providing maintenance and enhancement services to the highways, rail, utilities and general infrastructure markets employing 3,850 employees across the UK. May Gurney works in partnerships to create sustainable opportunities and believes that the economics of good business co-exist with caring for the environment. May Gurney’s commitment to collaborative working to ensure the shared team goals and values meet the broad delivery requirements of individual projects and successfully delivers on environmental objectives.

Ian is Group Business Development Director for May Gurney where, amongst other areas, he has responsibility for sustainability and the environment to deliver considerable differences on infrastructure projects and services – minimising waste, measuring carbon impacts of projects and maximising recycling and reuse.

Ian also leads the May Gurney Environment Champions employee programme, generating awareness and behaviour changes at all levels so that the multitude of small differences that can be achieved, are achieved, delivering significant environmental improvements both at work, at home and in the wider community.

Ian moved to Norwich eight years ago and lives in Stoke Holy Cross with his wife Gill. Together, they converted their barn focusing on sustainable solutions, including rainwater harvesting, a ground source heat pump for all heating and hot water, organic paints, sheep’s wool insulation ecologically diverse, organic gardens.

Ian has three grown up children.