On the 22nd of October, Greenfish welcomed both Anthony Naralingom, the Coordinator of circlemade.brussels cluster, and Guido Wauters, Chief Organisational Development Officer at Indaver to discuss on the contribution of circular business models to a sustainable future.
From September 16th to 22nd, the European Commission launched the 18th edition of the European Mobility Week. This year’s edition focused on safe walking and cycling with the slogan: Walk with us! At the end of every mobility week, a car free day in the cities. This alternative, greener way of transportation is perfectly in line with our Greenfish values. It is thus quite logical that our company took part in the campaign and engaged in mobility initiatives to inspire our colleagues to use greener means of transport…
On Thursday September 26th, our Impact Session #3 about Sustainable Supply Chains welcomed Gerben Van Kranenburg, Founder at MSW Company. The session was moderated by Jessica Peters, CSR & Sustainability Solution Manager at Greenfish. The sustainable supply chain becomes an increasingly important topic as nowadays being green is no longer…
Greenfish has been named as ‘One to Watch’ in Europe in a list of business excellence published by the European Business Awards, one of world’s largest and longest running business competitions. Our company was chosen as it demonstrates exceptional achievement in one of the 18 European Business Awards’ categories and reflects the programme’s core values of innovation, success and ethics. We are glad to be part of the Belgian list!
On Thursday, June 13th our #3 Impact Session was held in the French office, presented by Antoine Faure, Matthieu Canova and Matthieu Beaudet, respectively Business Catalyst, Manager Greenfish France Consulting and Green Solution Intern. The three main topics were lobbying and its different faces, the Kaya equation and its implications for political and social strategy, and Greenfish’s Carbon Footprint.
The Green Mind University took place on the 28th of May 2019 in Brussels, and was organised by Greenfish in partnership with BNP Paribas Fortis, InnoEnergy, Solar Impulse Foundation, Impact Valley, Climate Seed, EU Green Week, and Sustainable Energy Week. This one-day event is a dynamic forum for international and contrasting discussions on …
On Thursday, June 13th our #3 Impact Session was held in the French office, presented by Antoine Faure, Matthieu Canova and Matthieu Beaudet, respectively Business Catalyst, Manager Greenfish France Consulting and Green Solution Intern. The three main topics were lobbying and its different faces, the Kaya equation and its implications for political and social strategy, and Greenfish’s Carbon Footprint.
The government is going to ban us from flying! This is a proposal that will not please everyone but it will have the merit of reducing our carbon footprint. This proposal is as ambitious as that of the second chamber of the Dutch parliament that proposed the ban on Amsterdam-Brussels flights. If this proposal is adopted, the Dutch government, which owns 12.68% of Air France-KLM, could put pressure on the airline to eliminate its current five daily routes.
On Thursday March 28th, our #1 Impact Session about mobility welcomed Jan Borré, Founder and Chief Mobility Architect at Via-Mobile.be and Frédéric Pairoux, Mobility Manager at RTBF. Sessions were moderated by Marieke van Winkelen, Country Manager at Greenfish. How to make the shift from a car dominated system to more sustainable means of transportation? It is no secret that Belgium is facing some serious mobility issues, and companies have an important role to play in solving this equation. How can they lead the change towards commuting with a lower environmental footprint? How can they encourage employees to move away from the current car reign and opt for multi modal solutions instead?
We are proud to announce that Greenfish has recently been accepted as part of the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, the UN Global Impact. In doing so, Greenfish has committed itself to supporting and promoting the principles of the UN Global Compact. Great news for our …