Last year’s awards saw a raft of entries from across the business spectrum. Pat Pascoe, Relationship Marketing Manager at Kyocera and head of the company’s Green Card Programme comments: “We were delighted with the standard of entries for last year’s awards. They clearly demonstrated the excellent work that is going on within the business arena in terms of actively reducing waste and minimising environmental impact. We are looking forward to learning about more new and innovative projects.”
Last year’s award winners were Barclays Bank, for the development of a rare wildlife habitat on the roof of the company’s new headquarters in Canary Wharf; North Glamorgan NHS Trust for its sustainability strategy; and Office2Office for its “Green Guide” environmental office products catalogue.
The 2007 awards will be presented at Kyocera’s annual Green Card conference which will be held at Earl’s Court in London on 12th June 2007.
Nominations are invited from individuals and organisations and the awards are open to members and non-members of the Green Card Network within each of the four classifications. To enter the awards, organisations should visit http://www.thegreencard.org.uk/pages/connectivity/greenlightawards.asp and complete the entry form. The awards are free to enter and the closing date for entries is April 3rd 2007.
|
| About the Green Card Programme: |
Green Card is Kyocera’s environmental programme helping our customers to develop eco-efficient document strategies and business practices. This is reflected in the Kyocera Corporation business development strategy which supports efforts to create information and communications technologies that take into account environmental preservation and the quality of life.
|
Top Of Page