ABOUT ECO PROFIT
OUR MISSION
“Trying to stay on top of carbon compliance, emissions targets, and sustainability reporting is a lot. Getting it right is no longer optional - it’s critical.”
Eco Profit was established with a clear mission: to tackle the challenges of climate change by helping organisations to reduce their carbon footprint whilst enhancing their financial sustainability. From day one, we recognised the pivotal role the commercial sector plays in driving positive change. Our philosophy, reflected in our name, emphasises the synergy between ecological health and economic growth, showing that both can thrive together.
Over the years, we have witnessed the evolving landscape of carbon management, driven by rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, and the increasing demand for financial transparency. Through continuous innovation, we’ve developed tools and strategies that enable our clients to stay ahead whether identifying emissions hotspots or working with suppliers to reduce environmental impacts.
We have since built a network of specialists in carbon management, ESG, and supply chain strategy. Under Winton’s leadership, this network collaborates across industries to deliver tailored solutions. Our focus is on embedding sustainability into our clients’ operations, ensuring they meet regulatory requirements while positioning themselves as leaders in a carbon-conscious economy.
At Eco Profit, we understand that each organisation faces unique climate-related challenges. That’s why we offer customised solutions that integrate into existing systems, ensuring long-term success in a world where sustainability is paramount.
"Eco Profit was founded to show that ecological health and economic growth can thrive together, helping organisations cut carbon while boosting financial sustainability."
Winton Evers
Winton Evers - Founder
Eco Profit was founded by Winton, combining financial expertise, operational experience, and climate resilience leadership to deliver practical carbon management solutions.
Winton previously ran a demolition and recycling business, where environmental concerns drove him to recycle building materials, his first real experience of the circular economy. At the same time, he recognised that rigorous risk assessment was vital to ensuring employee safety. Looking back, this was the beginning of his journey into sustainability, blending environmental responsibility with practical systems thinking. The same discipline he applied to workplace safety now underpins Eco Profit’s approach to climate-related financial disclosure, where rigorous risk assessment is essential for identifying, managing, and reporting climate risks with credibility and compliance.
Winton began his career as a Chartered Accountant before founding Eco Profit in 2009. He holds a Master of Science in Climate Change & Sustainable Resource Management. His career focus on efficiency and profitability now drives Eco Profit’s unique alignment of carbon and financial accounting. Since 2010, Winton has also been a lead facilitator for Carbon Training International, delivering courses worldwide and ensuring Eco Profit remains at the forefront of best practice.
Winton also founded Sunshine Project for Community Inc., a registered charity dedicated to supporting community climate resilience and ecological restoration. Eco Profit contributes 10% of offset sales to the charity, reinforcing their belief that climate action must deliver benefits for both business and community.
Shirley Chen - ESG Consultant
Shirley Chen advises on ESG and climate-related reporting, combining practical experience inside financial institutions with research-level expertise in carbon accounting. In 2026 she worked in the risk departments of two international banks in Sydney, developing an ESG framework for one and supporting the preparation of a first climate-related risk disclosure for the other. She holds a Certificate in Strategic Carbon Management from Carbon Training International.
She is completing a PhD in Carbon Accounting at Western Sydney University and has published on ESG performance and profitability in Business Strategy and the Environment, and on corporate decarbonisation in the Journal of Risk and Financial Management, with further research examining environmental synergy, innovation and cost reduction.
Her work covers sustainability reporting frameworks, Scope 1 and 2 emissions measurement, life cycle analysis and ESG data analytics, and she teaches ESG reporting at postgraduate level.
