make significant Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy strides across the supply chain.
Speaking at the event Nick Fenwicke-Clennell, CEO of Footprint said: “The Fifth Anniversary of the Footprint Awards is an important milestone for the industry - we have started to see real progression and innovation across the supply chain to ensure sustainability is at the forefront of best practice. All of the nominees have demonstrated just how far business has come in half a decade to reduce waste, become more energy efficient and create new social initiatives.”
The Awards Scheme has become renowned for its approach to showcasing the achievements of businesses of all shapes and sizes, and has received particular praise for the high number of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) which have been recognised year-on-year.
Charles Miers, Managing Director of Footprint, commented: “We want to say a huge congratulations to this year’s winners who, once again, have highlighted the brilliant achievements from businesses large and small. Although there is still much more that can be done across the industry to make it truly sustainable, the examples showcased tonight demonstrate the wonderful efforts being made to make a real difference to the environment and society. From Harper Adams University to Going Underground, the awards illustrate that even small businesses can make a big impact.”
