ENVISA
Berthil Ch Heyser is a seasoned professional in the aviation industry, currently serving as an Airlines Consultant focused on environment and sustainability at ENVISA since January 2024 and as an Entrepreneur at ECSTERE France since February 2023. Prior experience includes a tenure at Lufthansa Group for Business from November 2014 to January 2023, where roles encompassed Sustainability Coordinator for EMEA and Head of Business Development & Market Steering for the France Benelux region, overseeing team management, strategic development, financial objectives, and joint ventures. Berthil's earlier career at Lufthansa (German Airlines) from September 2003 to October 2014 involved managerial positions in business development, optimization, and sales coordination across Europe. Education includes an Executive Certificate from HEC Paris and further studies in corporate finance and forest management.
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ENVISA
Our MISSION is to make it SUSTAINABLE! Since 2004, ENVISA provides unique innovative solutions for aviation stakeholders which are fully dedicated to reducing the environmental footprint. With +20 years operational background, Envisa team works hand in hand with airports, aviation organisations, airline operators, regulators and administrative organisations to overcome the environmental challenges of traffic growth. We provide dedicated support on noise, air quality, emissions, circular economy, and carbon. We support our customers with best practice methods, data, and models, and world-class expertise with his international team... Other areas that we support for airports, CAAs, airlines, OEMs, and Engineering Companies, are Sustainability Reporting, What if analysis, EIA, future development and environmental assessment, climate change adaptation and resilience, third-party risk, land use management, biodiversity CORSIA, and Carbon Accreditations. We developed international environmental platforms for our clients and involved in creating new startups like Aerobay (www.aero-bay.com) continuing of our research on aviation end of life issues.