Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. GingerMay has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

GingerMay Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. GingerMay has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

What do our labels mean?

GingerMay presents sustainability as part of its communications and PR work, with a dedicated sustainability page featuring articles on cleantech, industrial decarbonisation, ESG, greenwashing, renewable energy, plastic pollution, digital pollution and remote working. The content shows the agency discussing how PR can support sustainability-focused organisations and how businesses can reduce environmental impacts through technology, data use and operational choices. It also states that GingerMay took itself on the B Corp journey and has run workshops on greener options for the team. The page reflects an interest in sustainability issues across business, technology and communications.

About GingerMay

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
United Kingdom

GingerMay Sustainability Actions

Took the B Corp journey

Why I took GingerMay on the B Corp™ journey Sep 14, 2023. It has always been my belief that businesses are responsible for changing...

Ran greener team workshops

How we can save the planet – one meal at a time. With sustainability at the heart of our values, GingerMay is always keen to learn how we can be greener. Across 2022, we’ve invited Caroline Burgess-Pike, founder of Eden Green PR, to run workshops for the team to explore options for personal and planetary...

Published sustainability articles

The sustainability page includes articles such as How PR can be the change maker for cleantech innovators, The AI innovations progressing industrial decarbonisation, Why the S&G in ESG also matter to the ad industry, Eco-holidays: how to reduce your environmental impact away from home, The shifting tides of plastic pollution, How to avoid greenwashing on the path to sustainability, and Renewable energy tops the UK Government’s to-do list.

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Discussed digital pollution

What businesses can do about digital pollution. The carbon footprint of digital pollution might not be easily visible, but its impact is sizeable. Greenhouse gasses created by building and powering digital technology make up 4% of global emissions, double that of the aviation industry.

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