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????????-???????? ?????????? ?? – ?????? ????’???? ?????????????? ?????? ??????????! Time flies when you're innovating! Five years of innovation, sustainability and teamwork have already passed - and that calls for a celebration! On 28 February, Ferr-Tech will be celebrating its 5th anniversary. To show our gratitude for your support, we're giving you the chance to win one of these amazing (and slightly quirky) prizes: ??A Can of FerSol?? + a life-changing consultation with William van Steenbruggen - Ever wanted to pick the brain of one of Ferr-Tech's top product managers? William has all the answers (and then some). He'll personally guide you through how FerSol?? can make your processes more efficient, sustainable and downright brilliant. Plus, you get your very own can of FerSol??. What a deal. ??Sustainable dinner with CEO Richard Bruins - Enjoy a top-notch meal at De Tuinkamer in Priona, a restaurant so sustainable it made the “Were Smart Green Guide”. But the real main course? Business insights, innovation talk and maybe some unexpected wisdom from Richard himself. ??The Rain barrel of your dreams - This is no ordinary rain barrel. It's made from 100% recycled plastic, powered by wind energy and fully recyclable. That means you're not only collecting rainwater, you're also earning sustainability points. Your plants will love you. Here's how to enter: 1?? Follow us here (if you haven't already!) 2?? Leave a comment with the prize you'd like to win. The winners will be announced after our big day. Join the celebrations and let's have a toast to 5 years of Ferr-Tech!

Starting the day at Chewton Glen is always a great way to begin, especially when discussing sustainable leadership at their venue. They truly demonstrate leadership in their estate management sustainability. I had the pleasure of facilitating the New Forest Business Partnership's monthly business breakfast in their lovely light dining room. Thank you to Matthew Lawson and Alice Smee for hosting such a fun event and providing the opportunity to discuss sustainability from macro (Doughnut Economics Action Lab (DEAL), anyone?) to micro (washing your recycling is key to keeping it out of landfills). Sustainability isn't all eco though - it is important we remember the economic and social aspects too. Thank you to all those who bravely made commitments to alter their behaviour. Those unable to make their commitments this morning are invited to do so in the comments ... as promised! It was lovely to see familiar faces Nigel Burt Darren Pestell Miranda Laughton Kerry Bishop Peter Lashmar ?? Dave Dodge LBIPP EP Jamie Forster Kirsty Gray (thank you for the lovely 1:1 too) and of course Nancy Hyne BEng MSc who was generous enough not to lip synch my words on sustainability! In addition, it was great to meet Megan Carter Holly W. Karen Gold Daniel Ratcliff Emma Stileman Jo Ferguson Kels Noades Sophie Collins and Vicks Ward ?? My apologies to anyone I have omitted. I lay down the same challenge to you reading this, as I did to our group today: What ONE thing will you commit to doing differently, to make your business more sustainable? #sustainableleadership #businessbreakfast #newforestbusinesspartnership #greenleadership #facilitation #sustainablebusiness #bethechange

We are thrilled to share that at Janson, we've been making significant strides in the realm of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), and the results are truly remarkable! ?? ? At the beginning of 2024, Janson underwent a rigorous assessment of our sustainability management system based on our 2023 performance. This assessment, conducted by the internationally recognized ESG assessment company Ecovadis, was ?tailored to align with the company's specific context and focused on 21 different sustainability criteria. ? ?? With a score of 70 out of 100, and an outstanding 90% performance result in Ethics, we've earned a silver medal, placing us in the top 15% of all companies across industries. ? At Janson, we understand the profound impact our actions can have on the world around us. That's why we've remained steadfast in our commitment to integrating sustainability and responsible business practices into everything we do. ? We extend our heartfelt congratulations to everyone at Janson for achieving such an incredible result! ?? A special thanks goes out to the ESG Committee, including Svitlana Khadzhynova Olivia Meylan, Meylan, Xheni Zeneli, Melissa Hellings, Ophélie Cocquyt, and Guy Block, for their dedication, hard work, and fruitful cooperation. ? Together, we're making a positive difference, and this achievement is a testament to our collective efforts toward a more sustainable future. Let's continue to push the boundaries and inspire change! ?? ? #ESG #Sustainability #ResponsibleBusiness #Teamwork #ESGAchievements

If Chester Zoo can go net zero, what’s stopping the rest of us? Their bold sustainability journey is a masterclass in environmental leadership. By harnessing cutting-edge green technology, Chester Zoo is turning energy efficiency into a living, breathing example for us all. If a complex, living ecosystem like a zoo can drive towards net zero, it’s proof that any organisation can. No excuses, just action. So, what’s one step your business could take towards a greener tomorrow? Drop your thoughts below. ?? https://lnkd.in/ePTEv6yR

?? EADA’s Commitment to Sustainability in Action EADA’s Sustainability Club 24-25 launched its first event with a sold-out visit to Familia Torres, a global leader in regenerative agriculture and sustainable business. ?? Through this experience, our participants explored innovative practices that go beyond sustainability, aligning with EADA’s mission to shape leaders committed to creating a positive impact on the planet. ??? Discover how EADA empowers future leaders to drive sustainable change!

Pushing the boundaries of #sustainability with our client Kier Group ?? Kier Group faced the challenge of navigating complex sustainability reporting and compliance demands. They needed more than just a solution—they needed a partner to help embed sustainability into their core operations. At Rio.ai, we're not just about meeting standards—we're about setting them. For us it's about embedding sustainability deep into the DNA of a global leader and driving real, measurable impact. Together, we’re proving that smart tech + bold vision = industry leadership. Here’s to powering the future of sustainable business ?? #Sustainability #CustomerSuccess

?? I appreciate the shout-out in The Wall Street Journal today! ? When I began my sustainability journey two decades ago, my colleagues would leave empty cola cans on my desk (for recycling… get it?) and I was supposed to champion double-sided printing. ? Fast forward to 2024: The role of sustainability leadership has evolved significantly. No longer confined to backroom marketing, we're now key players in driving business operations and growth. ? According to a recent report Weinreb Group Sustainability Recruiting, the number of Chief Sustainability Officers (CSOs) in U.S. public companies has surged from 29 in 2011 to a whopping 183. Over three-quarters sit on leadership teams, and more than a third report directly to the CEO. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gKr2kh7d

?? INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY UNCOVERED - Episode 1: Having a Global Impact on the Fresh Produce Supply Chain. ?? Want to know how we sustainably procure fresh fruits and veggies for ALDI shelves worldwide? Stephan, the Manager overseeing our Fresh Produce sustainability team, is here to explain. He collaborates with our suppliers and Buying Teams to help bring our Global Sustainability Strategy to life. Working within the Business Implementation team means that collaboration with our Buying Teams and National Countries is just as key as suppliers in Stephan’s daily work. Moreover, his tasks range from sourcing trips to building long-term partnerships to working closely with all our stakeholders. Stephan and his team ensure that our products are responsibly sourced so we can make sustainability affordable for our customers. Get your deep dive into what our International Sustainability team does and their responsibilities on our careers' page now. https://lnkd.in/dup675bB

I don't even know where to start with sustainability." Two years ago, these words came from a lab director over a simple cup of coffee in Gloucester, MA. Today? That same lab is pursuing Platinum-level Green Lab certification. Let me share how one conversation transformed Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute: The Journey: Month 1: Started with a single glove recycling bin Month 3: Added kitchen composting Month 6: Built a dedicated green team Year 1: Secured corporate funding Year 2: Full sustainability program with team of 12 The Secret? We never tried to boil the ocean. Instead: ? Started tiny ? Built confidence ? Celebrated small wins ? Grew organically ? Let the team lead This lab went from "where do we start?" to becoming a sustainability leader in their field. ?? Question: What small step could you take today that might spark a bigger change tomorrow? #Sustainability #LabScience #GreenLabs #Leadership

Yes! Love it. I was recently at an event at a hatchet throwing place which all are typically byob. When the giant glass wine bottle we all drank was empty I asked the owner where the recycling was, her response, she didn’t have any trash cans for recycling! ?? I was honestly horrified and confused as we are talking about glass and beer cans, not plastic here. Surprised to as this was in NJ and it’s 2024 that she did not have a can for these things. What to do…this is giving me the inspiration to figure out the next step as the reason why I’ve learned of late some people don’t recycle ?? is because they think it all ends up in a landfill. We need to change that mindset, that people are out there making a change, people like Franziska here, company’s like NJ local Terracycle that upcycle ?? just about anything you can think of, etc. I think people need to step 1) recycle if your town recycles, let the town tell you to stop but don’t you not do it bc you don’t have all the facts of where it goes, do your part. 2) do some digging and yes find out what happens to your recyclables and make sure they are being recycled properly. Stay involved locally and take action if your town is not doing the right thing, speak up for your community environment. I’m going to myself take my own advice, not step 1, I am an avid recycler but step 2, to make sure what I am recycling is going where I think it is and if not, find out what I can do to make sure it does.