Longevity Partners Increases West Coast Presence with New Expansion to Seattle

The Leading Global ESG Advisory Firm Appoints Ted Stadtmueller to Spearhead New Seattle Office; Longevity now has a presence across the US in the Sunbelt, Northeast and Pacific Northwest

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Longevity Partners, one of the fastest-growing environmental, social, governance (ESG) advisory businesses in the world, has today announced the appointment of Ted Stadtmueller to reinforce the firm’s presence in the Pacific Northwest region. Ted will lead business growth in Longevity’s Seattle office as part of the company’s expansion in the United States and across the globe to support the low carbon transition.

“Over the last 12 months, we’ve learned that the Pacific Northwest is a key strategic location for the delivery of our services to businesses based in that region. This tangible move demonstrates that Longevity takes its US expansion very seriously and I’m delighted to welcome someone as passionate as Ted to lead our new Seattle Office,” says Etienne Cadestin, Founder and Global CEO of Longevity Partners. “We’re looking forward to recruiting more talent, creating more green jobs and ultimately sharing our knowledge and expertise to deliver the climate goals and shape the future of real estate in that region.”

The consultancy has responded to the rapid growth in demand for ESG services with a threefold increase in its global team, including the appointment of over 100 new experts in the last year, to support clients with projects in over 40 countries.

“Advancing Longevity’s mission in the Greater Seattle region is paramount as we catalyze the future-proofing of portfolios for leading asset managers,” said Ted Stadtmueller. “In my new role as the West Coast Business Development Associate, I look forward to supporting Longevity’s fast-paced, forward-thinking business strategy with my extensive experience in environmental and biological systems.”

Longevity also recently announced a doubling of annual revenue for the seventh consecutive year following 12 months of global expansion, including the opening of four new offices in Munich, Milan, Austin, and New York City. The growth follows client demand for Longevity Partners’ end-to-end real estate sustainability consultancy services which range from ESG strategy and climate risk analysis through to sustainable design, regulatory risk management and net zero carbon strategic advice.

“We have had tremendous success in the US and I am excited to have Ted’s lead our West Coast growth,” says Sarah Welton, US Business Growth Director. “The real estate industry is feeling significant pressure from its stakeholders – from investors and regulators to occupants and employees, and Longevity’s near-decade of global experience makes us well-positioned to support both sustainability leaders and novices navigate the evolving ESG landscape.”

Longevity Partners provides full-service consultancy to future-proof property investment portfolios from carbon foot-printing to climate risk, ESG strategy development and implementation and works alongside real estate owners to position their assets to meet tomorrow’s needs.

For more information about Longevity Partners and to inquire about open positions, please visit https://www.longevity-partners.com/.

About Longevity Partners

Operating in over 40 countries for more than 100 institutional investors across all asset classes, Longevity Partners provides all services required to future-proof property investment portfolios. From carbon foot-printing to climate risk and ESG strategy development and implementation, our experts provide all the tools to respond to ESG performance requirements from pension funds and asset owners. Longevity works hand-in-hand with real estate owners to position their assets for the demands of tomorrow, while improving the well-being of users and net operating income today.

The company considers anticipated legislation and achievable benchmarks when improving client’s ESG performance. Asset managers must be aware of how they can optimize their assets’ resiliency to extreme weather events, better manage regulatory risks and improve the quality of their products over time to respond to client demand.