Prof. Ray Kemp is Managing Director of Ray Kemp Consulting Limited (RKCL) providing services in the UK and Europe as well as in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. He is an Honorary Associate Investigator of the ACRBR (Australian Centre for Radiofrequency Bio-effects Research) in Melbourne. and has been a member of the International Committee on Electromagnetic Safety (ICES) since 2003.

Ray has also been invited to become Adjunct Professor of Risk and Sustainability in the Faculty of Life and Social Sciences at Swinburne University, Melbourne (2008 - 2010).

Ray is a Past President of the Society for Risk Analysis, Europe, and a past councillor of the Society for Risk Analysis. From 1996 to 1999 he was Honorary Visiting Professor of Risk Management and Communication at the University of Surrey. Ray is an advisor on public engagement/deliberative processes to the World Health Organisation in Geneva, and he has also advised the European Commission, Central Government Departments and Local Government in the UK, as well as a wide range of industrial organisations both in Australia, New Zealand, the UK and world-wide.
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Ray is recognised as a leading international expert in risk communication who is able to provide practical advice and support for managing controversial environmental and public health issues.

Ray has also directed large scale EIAs and public consultation programmes which are required to evaluate planning for cross-country gas pipelines, oil and gas processing plant, waste disposal facilities, incinerators, airport expansion, coastal redevelopments, power station decommissioning, pharmaceutical and brewery developments.

RKCL Associates provide additional depth of support and are identified to support our projects on a bespoke basis.

RKCL also teams with a number of specialist organisations, environmental, risk and management consultancies and is pleased to work flexibly according to client needs and project demands. This has been through specialist input as well as taking project direction and management roles.