Sustainability Policy

To integrate sustainability considerations into all our company decisions.
To minimise the impact on sustainability of all office and transportation activities.
Commitment to evolve our Sustainability Policy and ensure it’s embraced by our team.
To make clients and suppliers aware of our Sustainability Policy.
To review our Sustainability Policy annually and continually strive to improve our sustainability performance.

Walk, cycle and/or use public transport to attend meetings.
Think train before plane.
Include the full costs of more sustainable forms of transport in our financial proposals.
Where the only practical alternative is to fly, we will include costs for full air-fares rather than budget airlines in our financial proposals.
Avoid physically traveling to meetings where alternatives are available and practical, e.g. teleconferencing, video/web conferencing and efficient scheduling of meetings to avoid multiple trips.

Minimise our use of paper and other office consumables, e.g. double-siding all paper used, and identifying opportunities to reduce waste.
As far as possible arrange for the reuse or recycling of office waste, including paper, computer supplies and redundant equipment.
Reduce the energy consumption of office equipment by purchasing energy efficient equipment and good housekeeping.
Seek to purchase electricity from a supplier committed to renewable energy.
Ensure that timber furniture, and any other timber products, are recycled or  from well-managed, sustainable sources and are Forest Stewardship Council  (FSC) certified.
Purchase fair-trade and/or organic food and beverages.

Undertake voluntary work or pro bono services with the local community.
Ensure that any associates that we employ take account of sustainability issues in their advice to clients.
Include a copy of our Sustainability Policy in all our proposals to clients.