Alicia Thew is the dynamic Head of Delivery at Green Element, entrusted with leading our exceptional analysis team in the delivery of critical projects for our esteemed clients. Her portfolio includes overseeing essential tasks such as carbon footprint assessments, Life Cycle Analyses (LCAs), science-based targets setting, and strategic initiatives. Since joining Green Element in January 2020, Alicia has exhibited remarkable leadership skills that have been pivotal in the successful management and coordination of the analysis team. Her unwavering commitment to excellence has ensured that projects are executed seamlessly for clients like Finisterre and Woolcool.
Alicia is driven by an inspiring passion for driving positive change in the world, particularly in the fashion and textiles industry. Under her visionary guidance, Green Element has made significant strides in researching and promoting sustainable practices within the fashion and textiles sector. Alicia recently became a full member of the Institute of Environmental Sciences after having successfully worked for over 5 years in the environmental sector.
Blog: How To Be A Sustainable Fashion Brands: Sustainability in Fashion (greenelement.co.uk)
Podcast: Sustainability in the fashion industry | Sustainable Business Podcast (greenelement.co.uk)
Webinar: Live Q+A: What is Net-Zero? Instagram Live with Y.O.U Underwear
Webinar: Speaker at How to Decarbonise your Business? Webinar hosted by Fashion Declares
Event: Speaker at Business Imperatives for SME Net-Zero Targets, hosted by McBrides Chartered Accountants.
Event: Speaker at the Regenerative Fashion Conference, hosted by Fashion Declares
Event: Attendee at Bread and Jam 2023 Summit
Alicia has volunteered at Camely Street Nature Reserve, part of London Wildlife Trust and with Clapton Green Gym, a conservation group who look after the natural spaces in the community in East London. Both roles involved active conservation of London’s green spaces, making the city more open to nature, and providing a place for locals to learn about their natural environment and enjoy it. More recently Alicia will be starting a role with Crohn’s and Colitis UK, acting as a volunteer in a local community group to provide support to others living with an inflammatory bowel disease.