The inside track on Grosvenor's sustainable supplier mentoring scheme

Stuart Stone
clock • 14 min read
The inside track on Grosvenor's sustainable supplier mentoring scheme

Property giant Grosvenor reveals how it is working with an initial cohort of 28 suppliers to help them adopt ambitious Science-Based emissions targets in line with a company-wide commitment to further reduce direct and indirect emissions

When it comes to sustainability, Grosvenor Property UK found that until relatively recently a large number of firms in its supply chain were "green" in a less environmentally-friendly sense of the word...

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