Hannah Scott is the CEO of business network Oxfordshire Greentech, which aims to grow and support the county’s low-carbon economy. Hannah leads the organisation in managing and engaging Oxfordshire Greentech’s members, connecting them with funding, identifying new customers, technologies and business expertise as well as facilitating innovation with events, programmes and projects. She also works with key institutions across Oxfordshire to advocate for more ambition around net zero in strategies for the county and is co-leading on a programme of support for all SMEs in Oxfordshire with OxLEP. From her previous job as a Project Manager at environmental sustainability consultancy Bioregional, Hannah has a wealth of experience in helping SMEs develop sustainability action plans across topics areas including energy, waste, food, buildings, transport and more, and has run anything from 10-week programmes to one-off workshops to help businesses get greener. She is currently working on a Department for Energy Security and Net Zero-funded project to help decarbonise Oxford’s industrial sector.
Hannah is also an edie 30 Under 30 Class of 2023 winner, an initiative that aims to spotlight and support top UK sustainability professionals aged under 30, is a public speaker, and recently co-founded the Climate Tech Supercluster which is bringing together innovation hotspots across northern Europe to encourage collaboration and accelerated investment into and deployment of climate solutions.
