Kym Lennox - A profile

Kym Lennox leads the Australian Practice of The Tipping Point Institute. He is also Chairman and CEO of the charity, 'climate change equity'.

His career has incorporated policy formation, project leadership across diverse industries such as the built environment and intelligent transport systems, investment analyst for PPPs, a one-time talk-back radio host, and even an AIS Volleyball coach.

As a constant, although unofficial student, Kym Lennox seeks to solve the puzzles that have no simple answers.


Kym Lennox

About The Tipping Point Institute

The Tipping Point Institute (TTPI) is a boutique consultancy that focuses on developing and disseminating responses to the carbon constrained reality of the 21st century. TTPI provides its clients clarity and context for their participation in a sustainable future. Their focus is to:

• define the targets through what we term 'carbon economics';
• keep on target through programme governance; and
• support the delivery of outcomes with best practice in procurement, infrastructure utilisation and integrated planning.

Mr Lennox says:

"Our economy and society is at a tipping point such that the consequences of our actions and inactions will ripple through many generations to follow. TTPI seeks to be an active participant as Australia and the world manages the next stage towards a sustainable future."

The Tipping Point Institute
Level 1, 341 George Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Phone: +61 2 9210 4600
Fax: +61 2 9210 4622
Email: TTPI

About climate change equity

climate change equity is a new type of organisation. Their vision is to be a leader in the response to climate change, while guiding, improving awareness and educating organisations and individuals.

When asked to describe climate change equity, Kym Lennox said:

"We see ourselves as the 'glue' between organisations that focus on pure research and strategic thinking about the effects of climate change and those that care but do not know what to do about it. We provide the link that can turn the research and thinking into tangible actions – actions that serve as a guide to improve our standard of living, while reducing the resource intensity to achieve it."

As with anything in its incubation phase, the first steps are invisible or impossible to see. This requires a great leap of faith, which is something that neither the private sector nor the Government do very well. climate change equity has been born out of this perceived failure to take the leap of faith on the pathway to a prosperous and equitable low-carbon future.

climate change equity
Level 1, 341 George Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: +61 (0)2 9210 4642
Facsimile: +61 (0)2 9210 4622
Email: climate change equity

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