The 2024 Greengage Sustainability Awards winners announced

Sustainability specialists, Greengage Solutions announced the 2024 Sustainability Awards winners at its annual sustainability conference held at the QEII Centre on 11 January.

About the Greengage Sustainability Awards:

Around 200 delegates attended the conference to learn about sustainability best practices from a line-up of speakers from organisations such as Silverstone, Inntel, EY, Clarity Business Travel, the Lamington Group and Thrust Carbon. There were also inspirational talks from World Record breaking cyclist, World Champion triathlete and climate adventurer Karen Strong. Technology and sustainability entrepreneur Johnny Palmer also addressed the audience with an inspiring talk.

The 2024 Greengage Sustainability Awards highlight and celebrate initiatives and individuals making a real difference. All to delivering more responsible business travel, accommodation, meetings and events.

The Awards were judged by an independent panel of leading industry figures from Custard Communications, the Business Travel Association, SITU, NASUWT, Prestige Events, ArrangeMY, emc3, beam and EVENTIT.

The 2024 Greengage Sustainability Award winners are:

AGENCY SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE – TMC

AGENCY SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE – EVENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY

ACCOMMODATION & MEETINGS SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE – HOTEL OR ACCOMMODATION PROVIDER – SINGLE SITE

ACCOMMODATION & MEETINGS SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE – HOTEL OR ACCOMMODATION PROVIDER – MULTI SITE

MEETING VENUES SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE

INNOVATIVE PRODUCT OR SERVICE OF THE YEAR

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE OR CHARITY OF THE YEAR

SUSTAINABILITY CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

SUSTAINABILITY RISING STAR OF THE YEAR

GREENGAGE POSITIVE IMPACTS SPECIAL AWARDS

SUSTAINABILITY CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

SUSTAINABILITY RISING STAR OF THE YEAR

GREENGAGE POSITIVE IMPACTS SPECIAL AWARDS

Andrew Perolls, CEO of Greengage, comments: “An overriding theme from speakers at the Sustainability Conference was that it’s no longer sufficient for organisations to have a sustainability policy. They now need to show tangible actions, measure the results and have a programme of continued improvement.

“The fact that we attracted double the number of attendees this year is a clear indication of the desire from industry colleagues to come and learn about best practice and be inspired to take action in their own organisations.”

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