Climate Crisis Challenge 2022 – Interview with chapmanbdsp Board Director, Lucy Scott
As part of the Climate Crisis Challenge campaign, Property Week met up with Lucy Scott, Board Director, chapmanbdsp at MIPIM 2022 to discuss their involvement in the campaign and their plans for the year ahead. We’re delighted to again have chapmanbdsp on board as one of our supporting partners for 2022.
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