BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2016 - Deadline extended

BusinessGreen staff
clock • 1 min read

Entry deadline for the UK's most prestigious green business awards extended to Thursday 31st March

In response to popular demand, BusinessGreen has today extended the entry deadline for the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2016 until 5pm on Thursday 31st March.

This year's awards have proven more popular than ever with some companies requesting a deadline extension in order to ensure their entries best reflect their green efforts.

Therefore, in the interests of ensuring a level playing field for all and making sure as many of the UK's top green projects, companies, and executives can be in with a chance of being in the running for the awards we are giving everyone an extra 10 days to finalise their entry.

Any organisation that has already submitted their entry can also now make changes to their entry if they wish to do so and resubmit their entry up to the new entry deadline at 5pm on Thursday 31st March.

Now in their sixth year, the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards are the UK's largest and most prestigious green business awards, bringing together around 600 business leaders, politicians, entrepreneurs and investors from across the green economy each year at our glittering awards ceremony.

Entry to the awards is free, however, all shortlisted organisations are expected to purchase a minimum of two tickets to the awards ceremony.

The shortlist will then be announced on Monday April 11th and successful applicants will have until June 7th to confirm their attendance at the awards on July 6th, when around 600 executives from across the green economy will gather with investors and policymakers at The Brewery in the City of London for the glittering BusinessGreen Leaders Awards ceremony.

In addition to a three course meal and unique networking opportunity, all finalists and highly commended entries will receive a certificate to mark their achievement at the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards.  

More on Management

'Continued challenges': Almost half of top corporates adjust sustainability disclosures

'Continued challenges': Almost half of top corporates adjust sustainability disclosures

Deloitte finds just under half the FTSE100 have made updates to their sustainability reports, underscoring on-going difficulties in sourcing accurate environmental data

James Murray
clock 29 August 2025 • 2 min read
'This is almost like a Petri dish for us': Inside London's first battery-powered music festival

'This is almost like a Petri dish for us': Inside London's first battery-powered music festival

Earlier this summer Massive Attack headlined 'London's greenest' festival, which organisers used as a testbed for a host of pioneering environmental initiatives

Michael Holder
clock 21 August 2025 • 12 min read
Poll: SMEs have 'genuine ambition' to decarbonise but lack knowledge, resource and capital

Poll: SMEs have 'genuine ambition' to decarbonise but lack knowledge, resource and capital

So-called 'net zero divide' growing among SMEs as new study finds 82 per cent of small company leaders see sustainability requirements as a barrier to business success

Stuart Stone
clock 20 August 2025 • 4 min read