The harsh reality of business today is that you need to develop a sustainable strategy to compete. On the one hand we are seeing the emergence of ‘the low carbon consumer’ who is choosing to spend their money with businesses and brands they consider to be sustainable and ethical, and on the other hand businesses are being forced to be more sustainable through legislation. Businesses that want to work with the public sector in particular will already be aware that having a strong environmental policy can be the difference between securing work and losing out to other companies.
At Business North West we recognise that SMEs are under increasing pressure to be more sustainable, therefore we have given our exhibition a strong environmental angle. For the second year running the exhibition will feature a ‘Sustainable Hub’, an area dedicated to companies who offer environmental solutions to other businesses.
Companies exhibiting within the sustainable hub will be able to offer advice on how your own business can ‘go green’ and how this can also be of benefit to you. They will also be able to offer ‘green’ services to you and your business in order for you to lower your carbon footprint and become a more environmentally friendly company.
Companies already exhibiting within the Sustainable Hub include:
Envirolink North West
ASM Europe