• Simple improvements made in the office
• How to tell good air from bad air
• How they measured the existing quality of air
• Concerns raised by employees
• Their biggest challenge over the next six months

Paul Flanagan is Managing Director of Camfil Ireland. He has huge experience in the filtration industry, with many years of helping customers with technical queries especially in life sciences, healthcare, data centers, food & beverage and educational facilities.

• How airgonomics was inspired by customer curiosity
• Why we think indoor air is safe and why it is not
• A dramatic example of how high CO2 levels have risen
• The role of Chief Airgonomics Officer
• Why it’s not just for scientists or air specialists
• How Anders has implemented the role and feedback from colleagues
• How you can get involved and the help you can expect

With over 20 years of experience in engineering and design, there is very little Anders Sundvik does not know about air filters, particles, gases, or air pollution and how to tackle it. Recently, he has been appointed as one of the world’s first Airgonomics Officers.

• Why clean air is enjoying a new lease of life
• The shocking pre-COVID numbers driving the change
• Who sets the rules and how they are able to legislate so fast
• The importance of considering pollution with indoor air
• How the benefits of clean air reap rich rewards for business
• Why clean air as a human right could be enshrined in UK law

As founder and Director of Clean Air in London (CAL), Simon Birkett has campaigned since 2006 for full compliance with World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for air quality throughout London and elsewhere.