
There are many fantastic, hard working women within the property industry and I was extremely honoured to have been nominated for this prestigious award. I have worked to make the most of the opportunities that my company, CB Richard Ellis, has given me and very much hope that I have helped to give young women within the industry some inspiration to achieve their goals.
“The business area of Energy & Sustainability, which I work within, is challenging but also rewarding and I feel that this award recognises the dedication that I have given to this relatively new business discipline to ensure that action is taken now to measurably reduce our impact on the environment. I look forward to making even further strides in this field, working closely with our clients and with the team at CBRE, to continue driving change and make the most of the opportunities ahead.
Charlotte Eddington is one of the most successful young women in the UK property industry and was recently selected by one of the industry’s leading publications, Property Week, as a professional most likely to have the biggest influence on the industry.
Charlotte heads up CB Richard Ellis’ (CBRE) Energy and Sustainability Services in EMEA, managing a team of engineers, sustainability consultants and energy managers, working with global corporates such as HSBC and Nokia Siemens Networks to investors such as Climate Change Capital.
Charlotte was made Director at CBRE age 27, one of the youngest ever within the company. She currently Chairs a number of sustainability working groups and holds committee positions with the CBI, British Property Federation, UK Green Building Council and the Managing Partners Forum.
Charlotte has been a keynote speaker at a number of global events including Greenbuild Chicago 2009, Sustainable Building 2008, CoreNet 2007, Low Carbon World 2008.
Outside of work, Charlotte has pursued charity interests including undertaking a race to the Magnetic North Pole.