Amey discuss the changing landscape of risk and opportunity in the rise of ESG

Amey discuss the changing landscape of risk and opportunity in the rise of ESG

Thursday, June 6, 2024 2:20 PM to 2:50 PM · 30 min. (Europe/London)
St James, Level 4
Seminar

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As the government continues to shift its focus onto Environmental and Social outcomes alongside robust Governance, we will discuss how innovative approaches to ESG can support the dynamic landscape of the prison estate. Using ESG as a way finder will help create positive outcomes that better support the prison population and the future of the estate. Join our panel discussion to gain invaluable insight into how social value and sustainability practices help shape our approach across facilities management while simultaneously supporting and enhancing compliance.

Attention: Please note that due to the interest expressed in this session, places will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis.

AmeyStand 16Amey Complex Facilities creates personalised experiences for users of working environments, with a continuous drive towards low carbon solutions. We create a bespoke suite of services designed for their exact needs and optimised for best performance using data and benchmarks from across our entire customer estate. These innovative service portfolios are compliant with the most stringent industry standards at the same time as being closely tailored to the preferences of individual users, which we call personalised FM. Our journey to Net Zero Carbon leads our industry through a team of specialists, constant research, and the use of our Net Carbon Zero across all client sites. We are currently converting our estate of 4,000 schools with carbon zero technologies and are adding ambitious net zero carbon targets to the terms of many of our long-term contracts. Our commitment to energy efficiency is closely intertwined with our work in decarbonisation, and our energy team draws on exhaustive data analysis and leading-edge technologies to generate dramatic savings on client energy costs and carbon emissions. For over 100 years, we have played a vital role in supporting the communities we serve and have acted responsibly, ethically, and sustainably in all our work. We promote diversity and professional development among our people, and work for society through initiatives such as our prisoner rehabilitation programme (CRED).

Registered attendees

Anna Kotova
Anna Kotova
Lecturer in CriminologyBirmingham University
John Bishop
John Bishop
FounderEvolve

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