"Each generation is both a trustee or custodian of the planet for future generations and a beneficiary of previous generations' stewardship. This circumstance imposes certain obligations upon us to care for our legacy just as it gives us certain rights to use the legacy" - Brown Weiss, In fairness to future generations (1990).As a curious chemical engineer, Michael has a high level of knowledge and understanding of process operations in a range of different industries. This quality provides the confidence necessary to take a thorough, yet pragmatic, approach to air quality and odour problems. In line with TOU's company philosophy, Michael's focus is always on solutions based upon sound, accurate assessments of odour impact and first-class air quality and odour control engineering. These qualities bring a unique level of skill sets to all projects. As part of Michael’s commitment to professional development and further developing his engineering skills, he is: a certified member of Engineers Australia; a certified air quality professional by CASANZ; a member of WMAA and IWA; and an associate member of IChemE. Michael is also Chair of the Odour Specialist Interest Group of CASANZ and IWA. Aside from professional development, Michael considers maintaining physical and mental stamina an important facet of a healthy work and life balance. Michael regularly engages in extracurricular activities, including aerobic exercises, weight training and volunteering as a maths tutor. He also has a love for books. In recent times, he has to authored and co-authored a number of publications, being a conference speaker and participated and played a key role in several high-profile public meetings. Michael is enthusiastic about what he does and enjoys every aspect.