BCD Meetings & Events (BCD M&E) has unveiled its latest report, ‘The Green White Paper’, which explores how sustainability affects and plays a part in the meetings, travel and events industry. The report draws on quantitative and qualitative research from more than 350 corporate and event professionals. This is a key example of their continued investment in the industry and their ethical and sustainable attitude towards the environment. BCD M&E employs nearly 1,500 people across a range of different countries and is a top-quality employer for the events sector due to its talent management and senior leadership programmes. The proposal was initiated at this year’s IMEX America, the global forum for progressive minds in the meetings and events industry John Kelly, director of BCD M&E said: “Sustainability is a key criteria for our clients and our own business so we wanted to carry out some conclusive research into what is happening in the industry as a whole, using the findings to guide and inform.” By Yzanne Pepper
BCD Meetings & Events releases ‘The Green White Paper’ sustainability report
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