Over 440 Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre team members celebrated Earth Hour, 30 March, with millions of others worldwide by switching off the venue’s lights. It was the Centre’s ninth consecutive Earth Hour participation. Back by popular demand was the Centre’s ‘Dining in the Dark’ experience for participants, as well as a screening of The Jungle Book and environmentally-friendly games. KLCC General Manager, Alan Pryor said: “It was great to see so many team members and their families coming together to #Connect2Earth. This annual event provides the perfect platform for us to reflect on our own personal commitment to the environment and unite as a global community to protect our planet.” He added: “Our participation in Earth Hour is a cornerstone of our annual corporate social responsibility (CSR) programme.” The Centre joined other AEG Facilities-affiliated stadiums, arenas, theatres, clubs and convention centres to celebrate their commitment to the environment under the AEG 1EARTH programme’s mission to reduce the organisation’s environmental impact and drive business value through sustainability.
KL Convention Centre dines in the dark again for Earth Hour 2019
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