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Adopting a Life Cycle Perspective Through ISO14001: A game changer

The ISO 14001 standard underwent significant revisions in 2015. The updated version encourages a closer alignment between traditional environmental management systems and the footprinting approaches (Life Cycle Thinking) that many companies have adopted to assess their environmental performance. This revision also establishes a connection with ecodesign practices.

This document serves as a guide to help understand the implications of integrating life cycle thinking into management systems and to highlight the potential opportunities that arise from this integration. Its purpose is to support companies and auditors in adopting the new standard and to further promote the principles and applications of ecodesign.

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Arnaud Dauriat

Managing Director 

 

Leadership, Sustainability Strategy, Life Cycle Assessment, Business Growth, Innovation, Stakeholder Engagement

Arnaud Dauriat is a seasoned sustainability leader with over 26 years of experience guiding organizations toward environmentally responsible and science-based business models. With a Master’s degree in Environmental & Earth Resources Engineering from Imperial College London, he has built a career at the intersection of strategy, impact, and operational excellence.

 

Arnaud began his career as a researcher and lecturer at EPFL before co-founding ENERS Energy Concept, where he developed expertise in life cycle assessment, bioenergy, and energy policy. In 2011, he joined Quantis, where he managed major client projects in the food, beverage, and construction sectors and contributed to large-scale EU-funded initiatives.

 

As Managing Director of Quantis Switzerland from 2015 to 2024, Arnaud scaled the company’s revenue fivefold and its workforce threefold, driving both business success and sustainability impact. More recently, as Global Chief of Staff at Quantis, he drove internal transformation programs and pioneered the integration of Generative AI into business processes.

 

Passionate about collaboration, innovation, and impact, Arnaud continues to inspire teams and stakeholders to embrace sustainable value creation.

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