Thomas Haddock

Thomas Haddock has a diverse work history, starting in 2013 with a role as a Corporate, Event, and Trust Fundraising Coordinator at Amantani UK. Thomas then became the Co-Director at Baitul Noor - Eco Lodge in Lamu, Kenya from August 2013 to December 2016. In 2015, they worked as a Senior Project Coordinator at Bikeworks CIC. From January 2017 to April 2019, Thomas served as a Senior Project Officer at Sustrans for the City of Edinburgh Council. Later, they joined Sustrans again in September 2019 as an Infrastructure Programme Coordinator until November 2020, after which they became an Infrastructure Programme Manager until September 2021. From September 2021 to January 2022, they worked as a Principal Transport Planner for Future Mobility at WSP. Currently, Thomas is the NetZeroCities Programme Manager at Climate-KIC since January 2022, and they are currently serving as the Head of Operations for NetZeroCities starting from September 2023.

Thomas Haddock's education history includes earning an MSc in Environmental Sustainability from The University of Edinburgh in 2010-2011 and a BSc in History and Philosophy of Science with a focus on Global Citizenship from UCL in 2007-2010. In addition to their academic degrees, Thomas has obtained several certifications including being a Certified Sustainability (CSR) Practitioner from the Chartered Management Institute in November 2020, a PRINCE2 Practitioner from the ILX Group in April 2019, and various safety and construction management certifications from CITB and Synergie Training between January and February 2019. Thomas also obtained a PRINCE2 Foundation certification from QA Ltd in October 2018. Thomas's current certification from the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment Practitioner is listed without specific information regarding the month and year of obtaining it.