Genee's Impact Report

We can’t believe it has already been a year since we received the email that Genee was officially B Corp certified. As an SME, we’re used to looking forward – how we can develop our service to bring more value to our clients; how we can sharpen our processes to make the working day more efficient; and what opportunities there are for projects which make sustainability more accessible to all organisations. It is useful to have these milestones in place as it enables us, as a team, to look back on the work we’ve done, and what has changed since that certification.

At the end of 2024, we were proud to welcome a new Associate Consultant to the team – strengthening our capacity to deliver impactful programmes across the North East and North West. This growth reflects the exciting expansion of Genee into the North West, as both the North East and North West Hub for Investors in the Environment; as well as the launch of brilliant initiatives such as Going Green Together and the North West Resources Forum.

We continue to prioritise partnership working at Genee, which underpins many of the projects we undertake. We understand that the biggest impacts are made by working together, sharing expertise and networks to expand our capacity to share knowledge and drive sustainable business forward. We know this ethos is shared by the B Corp movement, and that community is the driver behind the B Corp certification. These are the values we also bring to our work with our clients through the Investors in the Environment programme, and beyond.

Sustainability is ever-changing, and many of the organisations we work with don’t have the luxury of a dedicated sustainability professional within their workforce. It’s increasingly important that we lean on our networks and communities to share our collective knowledge and support the overall goal of future-proofing our organisations as the sustainability agenda moves up the priority list for all of our stakeholders.

You can view the full Impact Report here:

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