Easyfairs and ExCeL London are once again poised to redefine sustainability benchmarks in the events industry with the upcoming London Packaging Week at ExCeL London on 11 & 12 September. Both organisations have committed to elevating environmental responsibility by implementing comprehensive sustainability measures throughout the event.
Teaming up with ExCeL London, renowned for its sustainability-driven venue practices, Easyfairs aims to lead by example and foster positive change across the events landscape. This collaboration underscores a shared dedication to sustainability, ensuring it remains central to their operational agendas.
"We are thrilled to partner with ExCeL London once again for London Packaging Week, setting new standards in sustainability within the events industry," said Senior Marketing Manager James Montero-MacColl. "Together, we are committed to driving positive change and demonstrating that sustainable practices can redefine how events are managed.
"By leveraging digital innovation and sustainable practices, we aim to deliver an exceptional experience at London Packaging Week while minimising our environmental footprint. From energy-efficient technologies to zero-waste strategies, it's about innovating today for a sustainable tomorrow."
Easyfairs' London Packaging Week is at the forefront of sustainable event practices, incorporating initiatives designed to minimise environmental impact and promote responsible resource management:
As the chosen venue for London Packaging Week, ExCeL London exemplifies sustainable venue management with certifications including carbon neutrality, ISO 14001, ISO 20121, and Planet Mark Business Certification.
Building on its commitment, Easyfairs recently released its inaugural annual sustainability report, reflecting transparency and progress towards its "Act for the Future" strategy. Key achievements include a 33% reduction in carbon footprint since 2019, underscoring its proactive approach to sustainability leadership.
Anne Lafère and Matt Benyon, CEOs of Easyfairs, expressed their dedication to driving meaningful change, saying, "The world of events is evolving, and so are our responsibilities. This report underscores our commitment to ethical governance and responsible corporate citizenship."
Nil Sönmez, Chief Sustainability Officer at Easyfairs, added: "Our business model has always leaned towards sustainability. We are especially delighted that we have reduced our group's carbon footprint by 33% since 2019. We're making real changes, and every little bit counts. Of course, there's much more to do. We're doing good but aiming for great."
About Easyfairs
Easyfairs organises and hosts events, bringing communities together to visit the future.
We currently organise 200 face-to-face events in 14 countries (Algeria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom) and manage eight event venues in Belgium, the Netherlands and Sweden
We are passionate about "easifying" the life of our customers and increasing the return on investment and return on time for professional communities through our all-in formulas, advanced technology and customer-centric approach. Our digital features and initiatives provide these communities with excellent opportunities to network effectively and do business throughout the year.
The Easyfairs Group employs 700 highly committed talents, deploys the best marketing and technology tools and develops brands with a strong appeal to our stakeholder communities.
For the fifth year running, Deloitte conferred "Best Managed Company" status on Easyfairs in 2023.
Easyfairs is proud to be one of the top 20 world's exhibition organisers, according to the AMR annual ranking.
Visit the future with Easyfairs and find out more on www.easyfairs.com
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