Paul has over twenty years of professional experience in EHS management and regulatory consulting, including ten years based in France and Belgium. He has led consulting assignments, including compliance audits, due diligence assessments, and management and organisational studies around the globe, including throughout Europe, Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region. He has assisted a growing number of global companies to develop and implement cost-effective EHS strategies and programs aimed at managing compliance and other risks and at realising business opportunities through proactive management of environmental concerns. His current focus is on the electronics industries and the challenges they face with RoHS and WEEE Regulations around the globe.

He holds an MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics, a BA (Hons), in Politics from the National University of Ireland, University College, Dublin and a certificate in French civilisation and politics from the University of Paris, Sorbonne.

He has an in-depth knowledge of Country Profiles on EHS Regulations Impacting Industry, throughout Europe, the Asia/Pacific region and Africa. His theoretical knowledge is combined with the practical experience obtained in audits of more than 100 facilities in France, The Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, and Germany. He assisted several multinational companies in the development, implementation, review and improvement of environmental management systems.  He was also involved as expert in projects for the European Commission on harmonisation and enforcement of environmental law.

He holds a Licentiate in International Law (with distinction) from the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Faculty of Law (in French) and a Licentiate in International Relations (with distinction) from the State University of Ghent (Rijks Universiteit Gent), Faculty of Law (in Dutch). 

He develops specific checklists, profiles and protocols for client facilities in Italy, and conducts on-site audits in Italy, France, Spain and the United Kingdom. 
Fluent in English, Italian, French and Spanish, he manages Enhesa local network of specialist consultants in southern Europe and Latin America. He is responsible for all policy, regulatory and market-focused research in countries in these regions, as well as quality control of all final reports. 
Currently, he coordinates and manages Enhesa network of local consultants preparing monitoring reports on current and emerging EHS policy and regulatory initiatives in all countries falling in his geographic scope of responsibility. He also managed and coordinated the research and analysis of policy trends in some 10 countries as part of Enhesa's 25-country forecasting study of future environmental laws and standards impacting industrial operations worldwide for the world's largest manufacturer of motor vehicles.

He holds an MSc in Environmental Management from the European Association for Environmental Management Education (University of Athens and University of Brussels - ULB) with post-graduate specialisation on institutions and policies of the European Union with SIOI (Italian Society for International Organisations) in Rome. He also has a degree in Political Science, with specialisation in environmental economics, from the University of Florence. 

Ms. Baudon, who is fluent in French and English, has extensive experience in the analysis of French environmental law.  She also advises clients on existing and emerging regulatory obligations with respect to industrial and commercial operations and products in France and other francophone countries (including Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, West African countries and the Caribbean).
She has also performed a broad range of compliance and due diligence audits throughout France, including for specialty chemicals, food and beverage manufacturing, automotive components. Moreover, Ms. Baudon has served as a special advisor to numerous governments in Central and Eastern Europe (including Czech Republic, Poland, Bulgaria, and Slovakia) in the drafting and re-drafting of national environmental policies, legislation and regulations to harmonise these with European Union requirements in preparation for eventual accession to the EU.

A French lawyer, she holds a Master's Degree in Environmental Law (DEA) from the Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris and a Master's Degree in European Business Law (DESS) from University René Descartes, Paris.

She manages the development and updating of the EHS Country Profiles for over 60 countries, tailoring them as need be to specific industry sectors or client needs. Ms Sartre is also the primary contact for German-based companies and for advising clients on existing and emerging regulatory obligations with respect to industrial and commercial operations and products in Germany.

Having passed an "Advanced Environmental Management System Auditing Course" she has also performed a broad range of compliance and due diligence audits throughout Germany. She also assisted companies with the implementation of an EHS Management System.

Ms. Bain-Kurek gained experience in project management as well as technical writing while working in South Africa, France and Belgium.

Nina Simons is an EHS regulatory specialist based at Enhesa in Brussels. Ms. Simons manages the development and updating of the EHS Regulatory Registers for more than 60 countries and regions worldwide, tailoring the service to client needs where necessary. Ms. Simons is fluent in English and Finnish, and is the lead advisor on environmental, health and safety law in the United Kingdom and Finland. She provides advice to clients on existing and emerging regulatory issues with respect to industrial and commercial operations and products in the United Kingdom and Finland. She also provides rapid response service on legal queries relating to those countries. Having passed the first stage examinations to becoming a certified auditor, Ms. Simons has also gained auditing experience from multiple industrial facilities in the UK ranging from full EHS compliance audits to more narrowly scoped issue-audits.

Ms. Simons is a Finnish-British environmental lawyer, holding her law degree from the Faculty of Law at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Ms. Simons also holds an MSc Decree in Environmental Impact Assessment, Auditing and Management Systems from the University of East Anglia, England.

Mr. Welsch holds a Juris Doctor and a Masters in Environmental Law from Vermont Law School, and a BSc in Environmental Biology from Ohio University.

She also coordinates the development and updates of EHS Audit Protocols for 80 countries & regions in function of the customer audit programs and specific needs.

Ms Klaessens holds a LLB (Hons) Degree in Law at the University of Auckland focusing on Environmental law and Contract law and Bsc Degree in Environmental Science from the University of Auckland specialising in environmental chemistry.

He has developed considerable experience in monitoring regulatory and policy developments in these countries, as well as producing regulatory audit protocols and country profiles. His theoretical knowledge is combined with his audit experience throughout the region.

Prior to joining Enhesa in 2002, Mr. Park obtained a Masters Degree in Environmental Policy & Regulation at the Roskilde University and in International Trade and Economic Cooperation at the KyungHee University. He wrote his master's thesis on the Designing Domestic Emissions Trading Scheme for South Korea, focusing on the utilization of the Kyoto Mechanisms.

Previously, he deployed Finance departments for multinational companies active in industries as Automotive, Microelectronics, Electronic Payment and Ticketing System Manufacturers, Semiconductor Designers and Manufacturers, and for the World's largest Beverage Manufacturer.