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IPM picks up ‘environment’ award

IPM – the global mobility specialists – have just received their first environment award as part of the Investors in the Environment accreditation scheme to support Peterborough’s growing reputation as Home of the Environment Capital.

A wide range of organisations – from multi-nationals like Coca Cola, IKEA and Mars to small, independently owned companies – are increasingly realising the importance of this approach to business life.

IPM picked up a bronze award for various simple changes within their office, from using recycled paper to having a car share scheme. They have also demonstrated significant savings in energy usage in a six-week period. The company is now working towards their silver accreditation.

“As global mobility specialists, we deal with clients all over the world – and the message about protecting natural resources, reducing energy usage and running costs is as relevant across other continents as it is here in Europe. It’s a universal message that translates whatever the language,” said IPM managing director Alan Bentley.

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Julie Morris from IPM (left) picks up the Investors in the Environment Award from Kim Coley, of Peterborough Environment City Trust – who oversee the scheme.

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