Janet Greenwood

Janet Greenwood is a built environment professional with over 30 years' experience. Beginning her career in industry and then the public sector, her impressive roll call of experience includes working in water, wastewater, flood defence, road, rail, and construction. She has been part of the leadership team of some of the UK's largest infrastructure projects, including Tideway and the Lower Thames Crossing.

Moving across into consultancy six years ago, Janet is now KPMG’s Global Lead for Sustainable Infrastructure. Passionate about the need for sustainable infrastructure solutions in a world threatened by the growing climate and biodiversity crises, Janet leads teams that help clients address these issues through fact-based and data-driven approaches.

A pragmatic and incisive problem solver, Janet loves to make the complex simple, identifying and resolving the root causes of issues. This enables organisations to improve, teams to deliver, and individuals to flourish.

Janet is an active contributor to the public debate around the issues facing us as a society. She authored a KPMG thought leadership report, A Whole Systems Approach, published as part of the Net Zero Infrastructure Industry Coalition last summer; chairs the Major Projects Association’s Sustainability Ambassadors initiative; contributes to research pieces in her capacity as a Policy Fellow at the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE); and regularly speaks at conferences and events.

Truly, Janet is an experienced leader who is now making a significant impact as a consultant and guide to her wide range of clients.