Most event impact assessments are so broad they are meaningless. We measure what you can actually influence, say what we excluded and why, and tell you which things to change.
People don't know what to measure and if you get the scope wrong you can get lost quickly.
What you can influence is key to interpreting results. A good example is event attendees: you should only capture what you can directly influence, and that can change depending on your role in the event as an organisation. We make these decisions simple to understand and give you easy advice to act on, not just a list of numbers.
We interview the people who make the decisions, not just the sustainability team. On one engagement that meant fourteen named stakeholders, from brand directors to the head of sourcing.
We come to the event. Having the onsite presence of our expert team means that data doesn't get lost and incidents that would never be reported get picked up and logged, this doesn't mean we're there to name and shame, we work for you to get the most out of the analysis.
We state every assumption. All carbon figures are given an identifiable source, any assumptions on travel, end of life processing or, well, anything, will be stated in your final report so you know exactly how the numbers were compiled.
A report covering what we visited and reviewed, the full-picture carbon footprint, including scope and assumptions, a deep dive on the five highest impact areas, then an assessment across suppliers, venue, production materials, catering, waste and your event management system and any bespoke areas you might want us to look at.
We build recommendation lists in order of priority and effectiveness and simple step by step guides to achieving them.
All of this is always followed with an in person feedback session so you can ask questions of the experts and plan your next steps.
Our Sustainability Director is a Chartered Environmentalist with close to fifteen years in sustainability and sustainable events. He owns the carbon methodology and is the primary source on every materials and credentials question in the business. Every report carries a methodology page in his name.
We are experienced in delivering projects to ISO 20121 standard in-house, alongside other event management system standards including ISO 14001.
What we hold: certified B Corporation status with a B Impact Score of 93.4 against a threshold of 80 and a median of 50.9, Mission Locked. EcoVadis Gold, score 82, 97th percentile. An emissions reduction target approved by the Science Based Targets initiative in August 2025. All three are verifiable without asking us, and the detail is on our about page.
Red Bull, Versace, Bloomberg, Port of Dover, Hurtigruten and The Co-op. All projects can be found in our case studies.
Measures what the event emits, states which emissions are inside the boundary and why, and identifies what to change. Done properly it includes a site visit during build and live operation, because waste systems and energy use cannot be assessed from a spreadsheet.
No. They are produced with our own methodology, every factor carrying a named source and a date, and we state that on every report. Our corporate reduction target is validated by the Science Based Targets initiative, but that validates the target, not the inventory.
Figures are indicative, produced with our own in-house methodology and not independently audited. Third-party verification can be arranged on any project.
As deep as you want to go, before you commit to anything. No cost, no obligation.
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