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November 2005
In This Issue 1. Sustainable Business Awards 2005 2. Overall Winners Award and the Large Business Award 3. Medium Business Award and Small Business Award 4. Public Sector Award, Social Enterprise Award and Environmental Innovation and Technology Award 6. Business Awards Hampshire Made
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Thematic Awards
Thematic Awards were also won by; Philips Semiconductors, Southampton (Community Involvement), GKN Aerospace, Isle of Wight (Leadership and Management), Vestas Blade UK Ltd. Isle of Wight (Innovation), Royal Navy, Portsmouth (Resource Management), Ordnance Survey, Southampton (Skills Development), Riverside Centre, Isle of Wight (Diversity) and SCRATCH, Southampton (Sustainable Community).
Individual Achievement Awards
Zoe Khalaf accepting her award sponsored by George Gales and Company |
Linda Tier accepting her award sponsored by George Gales and Company |
Individual Achievement Awards were won by Zoe Khalaf from Shorefield Country Park (PDF 0.2MB) in Lymington and Linda Tier from Solent Junior School (PDF 0.2MB) in Drayton, Portsmouth for their outstanding contributions to their organisations sustainability achievements.
Case studies have also been written on all our finalists, providing more detailed information on their achievements and how you could achieve similar things within your own organisation. To view the case studies and find out more about the awards please visit the Sustainable Business Partnership website.
Winners and runners up from the three business categories and the social enterprise category will now be entered into the SEEDA Sustainable Business Awards 2006. Last year all six of the Hampshire entrants were short listed for the SEEDA Awards so we are optimistic to achieve such standards again.