Cadogan has appointed Sarra Pardali as head of sustainability to drive forward the company’s ambitious Chelsea 2030 stewardship strategy.
Pardali, who has almost 20 years’ experience working on sustainability in the built environment, joins Cadogan from the Girls’ Day School Trust, where as head of infrastructure and sustainability she led on the decarbonisation programme for a 250-building property portfolio. Prior to that, she was an associate director at infrastructure consultants AECOM.
Hugh Seaborn, CEO of Cadogan, said: “Sarra has a wealth of relevant experience which will be vital to achieving Cadogan’s necessarily ambitious sustainability initiatives, including decarbonising this beautiful and historic London neighbourhood. As a long-term family business, stewardship is at the heart of everything we do and Sarra will play a crucial role in driving positive change and contributing to the creation of a flourishing local community and more sustainable city.”
Pardali added: “I’m excited to join Cadogan at a time when the organisation is leading one of the most ambitious and holistic sustainability initiatives in the capital. I am well-versed with the unique constraints of heritage buildings and relish the opportunity to decarbonise some of London’s most iconic commercial and residential locations.
“Successful integration of sustainability principles will create value and safeguard our future – and I look forward to working closely with stakeholders across the local community, partners and suppliers to inspire change and create a lasting legacy of a greener, more sustainable built environment that serves as a model for generations to come.”
