A number of leading and lucrative businesses from all over the country are pleased to announce their full support and dedication towards the WeAreTheCity project at the upcoming 2017 Rising Star Awards, a ceremony fully dedicated to showcasing the best achievements of women in enterprises from all over the country.
The property and carbon emission consultancy firms Savills and Longevity Partners have revealed that they are to lead the way in BREEAM’s new project to see whether 331 retail points all over Europe are eligible for BREEAM certification. Originally initiated by Dedevco and BRE, the project is designed to reinvigorate
A number of leading and lucrative businesses from all over the country are pleased to announce their full support and dedication towards the WeAreTheCity project at the upcoming 2017 Rising Star Awards, a ceremony fully dedicated to showcasing the best achievements of women in enterprises from all over the country. Such high-profile sponsors of the awards range from leading iconic newspaper magazines The Times and Sunday Times. Indeed, Mister Chris Duncan the MD of Times Newspaper Limited has expressed the newspaper’s all-round satisfaction in being able to lend their help to supporting WeAreTheCity in their efforts to reward the hard-working women working all over the country to expand the country’s place in the world as one of the high-water marks of business and development in the rest of the world. They will not be alone in helping the project and will be joined by various other representatives of Barclays, Bloomberg, Northern Trust, etc, in their support for the WeAreTheCity initiative. Bloomberg themselves will be the company honored to host the final awards ceremony once the nomination processes have taken place and are delighted to form such an important role in this capacity to reward women in design and construction from all over the different workplace sectors of this country. The 19th June will see the announcement of the Top 100 Rising Stars of the year, and Bloomberg’s hosted celebratory event will be held on the 12th July at NewsUK’s base. Having been in existence since the year 2015, the awarding body for this event continue to expand themselves and enhance the different kind of ways in which women in the workplace can be recognized for their hard work over the years, and it is hoped by the organizers of such awards that this will promote gender equality more and more in the workplaces of this country, whether they be in the business, building sectors or whatever enterprise that settles itself on these shores.
The property and carbon emission consultancy firms Savills and Longevity Partners have revealed that they are to lead the way in BREEAM’s new project to see whether 331 retail points all over Europe are eligible for BREEAM certification. Originally initiated by Dedevco and BRE, the project is designed to reinvigorate the topic of sustainability in the building and construction sectors all over the European continent. With the lease margin of 3.2 million square meters across 11 different states in Europe, Redevco want to ensure that businesses in their area are committing to long term sustainability plans to improve the prospects of their enterprises and to consider the ways in which industrial activity can reduce its impact on the rest of the surrounding environment and the atmosphere. Redevco is ambitious in its announced intention to have all of its assets in Europe certified by the time of the year 2021, yet with the planned project for Savills and Longevity Partners this goal could very well become a possibility for the company to achieve. By assessing the different ways in which sustainability is certified, Redevco will be well prepared for the challenges that they will need to prepare for once they feel ready for the challenges of the BIU certification program. Using a sample of different assets based in places such as Holland and Portugal, this method of assessment will reduce costs for Redevco as well as act as a good way of measuring the ways in which the company can progress itself to achieve greater sustainability and environmental friendliness than ever before. Indeed, spokespeople for Longevity and Savills have expressed their enthusiasm for the project and confidence that it will give Redevco a very good idea on the different ways in which they can progress and the different initiatives that they can implement in order to be certified as more sustainable.