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    BEST GREE

    COMPANIES20100ContentsGreen coalition : the new way of doing

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    4 the sunday times 60 best green companies thesundaytimes.co.uk/bestgreencompanies

    S ec to r 2 01 0 E mp lo ye r rank national

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    1 4 TheCo-oper

    2 7 MarriottHoteInternationa

    3 10 Canon(UK)

    4 11 PenguinGrou

    5 14 GentooGrou

    6 22 CanaryWhar

    7 23 TheNationalMagazineCo

    8 29 RES

    9 35 AXAPPPHea

    10 44 B& Q

    Firms are increasingly keen to link

    up to become more environmentally

    effective, reports Sue Leonard

    S ec to r 2 01 0 Em pl oy er rank national

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    1 5 APILamina

    2 9 H+HUK

    3 13 MillikenCon

    4 16 Hammerson

    5 18 Octink

    Coalitiongovernmentmay benewterritory forourpoliticiansbutmanycompaniesin thisyears Green

    Listalreadyknowthatworkingtogetherforthecommongoodpaysdividendsforbusinessandtheplanet.

    Whileinitiallymany companiesfocusedtheir environmentalpoliciesontheirownbusiness, theyarenowtryingtomakea differencemore

    widely,accordingtoourtwo in-depthsurveysexploringenvironmentalpracticesand employeeengagement

    withthem inBritishfirms.Theresultsof ourthirdSunday

    TimesGreen List,which celebratesthosecompaniesthatcontinuetomaketheenvironment atop priorityinspiteofotherbusinesspressures,showhowmuchmore firmscan achievetogetherthantheycaninisolation.

    Wefound collaborationa commonthemeamongour60winningentries

    withfirms working closelywithemployees,customers and suppliersas

    wellaslocal,nationalandglobalenvironmentaland community groupstomakelifegreener.

    Whenacustomersurveyrevealedsomeclientswantedlesspackagingandotherswantedmore,UnitedKingdomOffice Solutions(UKOS),ouroverallwinner,cameupwithareusablefoldawayboxas analternativetothestandardcardboard boxitusedfordeliveriesofitsstationeryandbusinesssupplies.

    TheBox4Life, picturedright,whichismadefrompolypropylene,isused in30%ofdeliveries,savingmorethan4,000cardboard boxesand 1,520kgofcardboard.

    Thereis nocostto ourcustomer,saysEmma Halldearn,marketingmanageratUKOS.Theycandosomethingto helpthe environment

    withoutit costingthem anything.TheHemel Hempstead-basedfirm

    alsooffers recyclingservices toclients.Whenwedeliverwebring backtheir

    wastepaper, plasticand cardboard,saysHalldearn.Itmakesiteasierforourcustomerstobe moreenvironmentallyfriendlyand makesus

    moreenvironmentallyfriendly.Acrossthecountry,267walking

    busesfunded bythe Co-operative,whichranksfourthoverall,havesaved180,000carjourneys sincetheirintroductionin 2007,and thefirms2minvestment in185 renewableenergyinstallations inschools,includingwind turbinesand solarpanels,is bringinggreenerlivingalternativesto lifefor schoolchildren.

    SkanskaUK, theconstruction firm,insecondplaceoverall,hasteamedup

    withcar manufacturers tohelp itreachitstargetof havinghalfits1,000-plusfleetemittinglessthan130g/kmof

    carbondioxidebytheendof thisyear,whichwillcutemissionsby15%.Ithasalsofunded masterclassworkshops forclientsrun byenvironmentalistJonathonPorrittto motivatethem toembracethe sustainabilityagenda byunderstandingtheconseq uencesofclimatechange and whattheycandotomitigate againstfurtherdamage totheplanet.

    Thisyear wehaveincorporatedmoresearching questionsabout thesupplychain intoour employerquestionnairein recognition ofthepowerthat organisationshavetoinfluencecontractors andsubcontractorsto adoptmoreenvironmentally-friendlyways of

    working.Itseemsthegreenestcompaniescareasmuchaboutthecredentialsofwhotheyareworking

    withastheydoabouttheirownenvironmentalperformance.Thisincludesreviewingtheir suppliers

    environmentalpoliciesas wellasproceduresand sharing goodpractice

    withthem.We cantbeagreencompanyif wedo nothaveagreensupplychain,says Skanskasdirectorofenvironment, JenniferClark.

    Companiesare increasinglyjoiningforceswithorganisationssuchas theWorldWide Fundfor Nature tolendtheir supportto globalcampaignssuchas reducingair travel whileemployeesare gettinginvolvedlocallybycleaning upneglected publicareasandplantingtrees.

    Peoplerealiseweareallin thistogethersotherehasto bea greatersenseof collaboration,saysWillUllstein,directorof innovationatmarketresearch companyMunroGlobal,a partnerin producingtheGreenList. Increasinglycompanieshavetoact;towin newbusinessandretaincurrent contractsthey mustdemonstratethey havethe correctgreenpolicies,withchecksandsystemsinplace. Butalso inordertoattractand retaintop talent, theyhavetoadopt ane thical culture.

    Therewas stiffcompetition thisyearwith92companiesvyingfora placeonourlist,astrongsignthat theenvironmentremainsa big issueonthecorporateagenda.An overallgreenscoreof55.8%wasneededtomakeitintoourtop 60 thisyear,downfrom2009shighof61.2%,a reflectionperhapsofthe impactof therecessionandtheinevitablefocusonpreservingjobsasmuchas theenvironmentinthepast12months.

    Ourlist contains 20new entries,includingpublishersPenguin Group,BBCWorldwide and HarperCollins,mainpicture,and legal firmsEversheds,S JBerwinand Olswang. Afurther20companieshavefeaturedinallthree SundayTimes Green Lists,includingconstructionfirms, SkanskaUK,Carillionand Kingspan.

    Nearly27,000employees completedour61-point questionnaire whichrevealsjusthowmuchstaffbuyintogreenissuesandwhethertheyandtheirmanagers sharethe companys

    visionand pledges. Overall,thepositiveresponses tothe survey,whichasksemployeestoscorestatementsonaseven-point scalefrom stronglyagreeto stronglydisagree,was72.2%,downslightlyon lastyears73.4%,butup from69.8%in 2008.Hereagain,this slightdip inperformance ismostlikelydue towidereconomicissuesaffecting companiesand their

    employeesalike.Thebiggestriseinscores inthepast

    12monthswasforworkersacknowledgingthatthe waythey dotheirjob canreduce theirfirmsenvironmentalimpact.The green scoreforthis statementrosebyfivepointsto74%.Meanwhile,thebiggestfallinscoreswasrecordedinresponsetostaffbeingaskedif thegreenactivitiesoftheircompanyaredriven byadesireforfavourable publicity,droppingfrom63%to55%,seepage6-7.

    Theseresultssuggeststaffarebecomingmore educatedaboutenvironmentalissues andtaking

    responsibilityfortheir actions,saysUllstein.With increasedknowledge ofenvironmentalissues,staffcancastacriticaleyeovercompanyclaimsandidentifygreenwashwhentheyseeit.

    Thereslittle evidenceof scepticismatUKOS.With23top scoresits65employeesarethegreenestonourlist.Notonlydoesthe firmgeta100%scoreformanagingdirector IanHaywoodencouragingstaff torecycle, employeesputona jumperratherthanturn up

    theheating(92%)andarethemostwillingtopaymoreforgreenerproductsand services,includingfoodanddrinkthat hasbeensourcedlocallyorethically(88%and 89%).Itsa wayoflife,saysHalldearn.Idonotthink

    wejusthappentohavea bunchofgreenpeople.Ithinkwe areall

    workingtogetheron whateverprojectitis we aretryingtoachievethatisimportantforthe company.

    The5mmemberswhodrive the

    Co-operativefeel itis importantthatwhatitdoesisgoodfor everyone, fromsellingFairtradeproducts tonotinvestinginfossil fuels,toxicchemicalsor unsustainableharvesting.Theywanta businessthat isethicalandenvironmentallyresponsible, saysChrisShearlock,the firmssustainabledevelopmentmanager.

    Whilethe Co-operativespoliciesmakeiteasier for customerstomaketherightchoices,simpleyet

    innovativeinitiativeswithincompaniesare influencing employeesthinkingandbehaviour. Inspiringexamplesfromour60winningentriesincludelawfirmEvershedssgreenroof

    whichis hometoa beehive,wormeryandvegetable garden,the producefromwhichisusedin thefirmsrestaurant,andat marketing,publicrelationsand designcompany, Forster,ourwinnerlastyear,thereisa loanschemeto borrowexpensive one-offitemssuchasanelectricdrillor carpetcleaner,andjumpersareavailableintheofficeforalltouse ifchilly.

    Ourtop10 thisyearfeaturesfourbigcompanies(with5,000 ormoreemployees),three mid-sizedfirms(250-4,999)andthree small(50-249).Acrossour 60winnersthereare12 bigcompanies,29mid-sizedand19small.Consistingof 15high-impactcompanies,27 medium-impactand18low-impactfirms,our listis proofthat

    whateverthenatureof theirbusiness,firmsof all sizesfromallindustriescansucceedin thecompetition.

    TheGreen List celebratesgoodpoliciesand practiceswhich meansthatafirmthathasa highcarbonfootprintcanberankedaheadofone

    withmuch lower carbonemissions ifitcandemonstrate reductions inenergyconsumptionand waste production,alongwith increasedrecyclingandeffortsto influencethe environmentalpracticesof itssuppliers.

    Thereare fiveseparate competitions withinthe GreenList (seetables right)thatgroupcompaniesbysizeandenvironmentalimpact:n UKOS,the officesupplies firm,theoverallwinner,is thebestsmallcompanywith alow environmentalimpact;n ConstructioncompanySkanska UK,rankedsecondoverall, isthebestbigormid-sizedcompanywith ahighenvironmentalimpact;n TheCo-operative,No 4on thelist,

    winsour bestbig or mid-sizedcompanywithamediumenvironmentalimpactcategory;n ITfirm LogicaUKtakesthetitleofthebest big ormid-sized companywithalow environmentalimpact;n Luxurypackagingcompany APILaminatesheadsthetableforthebestsmallcompanywithahighor mediumenvironmentalimpactand comesfifthoverall.

    Twospecial awardsrecognise thechallengesfacedbylargefirmsseekingtobe green.n SkanskaUK alsowinsourspecialawardforthebestlargecompanyforcorporateenvironmentstrategy,

    comingtop inthe employersurvey,whichaccountsfor70%oftheoverallGreenListscore;n AndMarriottHotels International,ranked13th in ouremployee surveyandseventhoverall,isthebestbigcompanyfor employeeengagement.

    Andthe key tosuccess?SarahDavidson,technicaldirector atenvironmentalconsultancyBureauVeritas,anotherpartner inproducingthelist,says:Youhavetogetstaff tobuyin.Thatis whatsomanyoftheseenvironmentalcampaignsare builtaround.Doingyourbit.Alotof smallactionsallmakea difference.

    Biggercompenvironment

    Small compamediumenv

    Smallcompaenvironment

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    1 15 LogicaUK

    2 21 SandwellHo

    3 26 BuildingResEstablishm

    4 27 Pricewaterh

    5 30 BBCWorldw

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    1 1 UKOS

    2 12 WilesGreen

    3 17 Forster

    4 46 KadenceInt

    5 58 PurcellMille

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    WELCOME to The Sunday Times

    Green List 2010, our annualcompetition to find companies atthe cutting edge of improvingcorporate environmentalperformance.

    Now in its third year thisventure reflects the changingmood in the business world.Making a profit for shareholdersis no longer enough. Todaycompanies have a widerresponsibility to minimise theimpact of what they do on theenvironment. In a new politicallandscape and despite ongoingeconomic uncertaintyconsumers, clients and peersexpect it. Building on ourprevious two years experienceof the Green List, we havemodified the questions we askcompanies and their employees.With the benefit of year-on-yearresults we can see how fargreen companies embed greenpolicies and initiatives intosupply chains, and how theenvironmental messagesemployees receive at work

    affect their behaviour at home.The 60 companies listed are

    all at the forefront of makingreal environmental change. Theyare innovative, progressive andbuzzing with new ideas. Theyrange from API Laminates, themanufacturer of luxurypackaging staffed by just 89employees, to BT Group, thecommunications giant which hasa staff of 85,000. A commonsense of social responsibilitypermeates them all.

    Our Best Green Companiesenterprise is unique. There areplenty of environmental awardsout there, but this is the firstrobust methodology to measureenvironmental performance and,crucially, to survey staff to findout whether the corporate greenglow is more than just windowdressing. The views of almost27,000 employees are includedthis year.

    A total of 92 companies tookpart in the competition, of which87 completed the process. We

    look forward to welcoming evenmore companies into thecontest in 2011.

    I am grateful to our researchpartners Bureau Veritas andMunro Global for theirdedication in co-producing thissurvey and I thank ourcompetitor-sponsors, B&Q,Canary Wharf Group andSkanska UK for recognising thevalue of this venture.

    RICHARD CASEBYManaging Editor

    The Sunday Times

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    1 2 SkanskaUK

    2 3 Infinis

    3 6 WillmottDix

    4 8 Carillion

    5 20 Muntons

    6 24 AggregateI

    7 25 BAMConstr

    8 33 JohnsonTile

    9 34 LendLease

    10 38 Kingspan

    Thegreenest employees

    Blossomingbusiness: HarperCollins

    printstwo-thirdsof itsbooksonpaperthatcomesfromsustainablesources

    Smartdelivery:thenew UKOSbox

    People realisewe are all inthis together sothere has to bea greater senseof collaboration

    1 UKOS 9 0. 9 8

    2 Wiles Greenworld 90.0 12

    3 Forster 89.2 14

    4 Warren Evans 87.2 18

    5 Nikwax 82.9 26

    6 Octink 81 .5 15

    7 RES 81 .0 19

    8= Hain Celestial UK 80.8 23

    8= Citrica 80.8 23

    10 Duraweld 77.1 21

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    6 the sunday times 60 best green companies thesundaytimes.co.uk/bestgreencompanies 30.05.

    Policyand

    systems

    Environmentmanagementsystem(EMS):anEMS

    thatmeetsthe ISO14001internationalstandard(51ofthetop60firmsgainthisicon)

    Publicreporting ofgreenissues:green credentials

    subjectto third-partyverification(25/60)

    Carbonfootprint:companieswhich have

    calculatedtheircarbonfootprint(58/60)

    Greensuppliers: morethan80%of suppliers

    assessedfor environmentalimpact(36/60)

    Greentraining:80% ofemployeesg iven

    environmentaltraining oninduction(55/60)

    AskanyGreenListemployeewhattheir

    companyscarbon footprintisand theyaremuchmorelikelytoknowtodaythan

    whenthecompetitionbeganin2008.Risinginterestin climatechange, enhancedbytraining,better communicationand signageintheworkplace,hasledtogreaterawarenessof thisbasicbuildingblockusedto measureenvironmentalimpact.

    Asemployeeslearnmoreabouttheirfirmsemissions,a largernumber oforganisationsappearto befocusing on cuttingcarbon footprintsratherthan turningto offsettingschemes.

    Evenastheoverallpositivegreenscoregiventolistedcompanies bytheir employeeshas fallen1.2%this yearfrom73.4%in 2009to72.2%,severalkeystatementsinouremployeesurveyhave

    registeredsignificantgains.The overallaverage

    greenscoreremainswellabovethe69.8%recordedinour firstsurveyin2008.

    Perhapsthe mostsignificantgain inthe pasttwoyearsisinthe responsestothestatementIfullyunderstand whatmy organisationscarbonfootprintis,which haverisen from60% positivein2008to66%lastyearandare now69% the9%riseisthebiggestofanyquestionthat hasfeaturedinallthreeGreenListssince2008.

    TheSundayTimesGreenListisuniqueamongcorporateenvironmentalsurveys intaking the

    viewsof employees thepeopleinwhosehandsliesa firmsultimatee ffectiveness.

    SarahDavidson,technical directoratenvironmentalconsultancyBureau Veritas,ourpartnerinproducingtheGreenList,says:When

    peopleareconsideringtheirimpacton theenvironmenttheresbeenashiftinthinkingaboutitintermsofcarbonandcarbonfootprint.

    Thereisa widerknowledgeofcarbonfootprintandwhatthetermmeansgenerally,and peoplearetakingthatintotheworkplace.

    Thereis stillalongwayto go,however, forsomecompanies regardingstaffsunderstandingoftheircarbonfootprint.Theaveragescoreacrossall60leadingorganisationsof 69%masksawidedisparityof performance:the highestscore of99%indicatesfull understandingamong workers,butthelowestscoreof49%tellsa differentstory.

    Althoughthe averagenumber ofcarbon creditsboughtbyGreenListcompanieshasincreasedfrom3,102to 9,191,thisincreaseis mostlydowntoHSBC,whichaccountsfor42% ofthetotal.

    Abroaderanalysisoftheemployersurveyssuggestsamoveawayfromcarboncreditsas ameansofaddressingtheproblemof emissions.Theresdefinitelythat sensethat offsetting isbetterthannothing,butyousolvethe problemby

    cuttingdownyourcarbonemissionsinthefirstplace,says Davidson.

    Octink,ranked18th,usedto offsetitsemissionsbut MikeFreely, the firmsmanagingdirector,says:Themessagethatiscomingthroughloudandclearisthat[offsetting]isnotthebestoption.Youvegotto reduceyourimpactand,ratherthanspendonprojectsin nodisrespecttothemIndiaandroundtheworld,Idratherputthatmoneybackintothe companytomakeourown impactless.

    Thebiggestriseingreen scoresthisyearis forthestatementThewaythatIdo myjobcanreducemy organisationsenvironmentalimpacts,whichwentupfrom69% to74%.Alsoontheup areIreceiveregularcommunication

    onenvironmentalissuesfrommyemployerandIam awareof my organisationsenvironmentalpolicy,whichbothrose1% to80%and84%respectively.

    ThepositivegreenscoreforMycolleagueswouldalwaysturntheheatingupratherthanputajumperonhasclimbedinsuccessiveyearsfrom61%in2008 to68%now,and thissenseofempowermentis alsoevidentin thescoresforthe

    statementIhavelittlepowerto influencemy workplacesenergy use, whichhas risenfrom62%to65%as firmsencouragestaffto comeup

    withideas forimproving environmentalpolicies.AtofficesupplierUKOS,ouroverallwinner,a

    greensuggestionboxhasled tochange,whenpractical thecompany isseriously consideringanemployeesproposaltoset upa vegetablepatchtogrowfoodforlunch.

    AtPenguinBooks,employeescanmakesuggestionsusingadedicatedemailaddress.PaulTalbot,the companysoperations andprojectsupportmanager,says: Wellalways follow[thesuggestions]upand ifwecan putthemintopractice,well do that.

    Marriottgetsatopfivescoreof 86%forencouragingstafftotake partinitsgreencommunityprogrammes,whichincludeshelpingtopreserveTowerHamletsCemeteryParkandcleaninguppartsoftheThames.

    Activeinvolvement isthe bottomline, saysGovertDeketh,generalmanageroftheLondonMarriottHotelMarbleArchandchairofMarriottsLondonBusiness Councilenvironmentcommittee,a grouprepresenting18 hotels.Aprilisdesignated environmentalawarenessmonthbutMarriottemployeesgettipsdailyonwhattheycandoto help,fromcyclingtoworktoswitchingoff thephotocopier,which meanseveryonethinksgreen (89%,a top10score).

    Thebiggeststaffsurveyscoredropbetween

    2009and 2010wasforthestatementtheenvironmentalactivitiesof myorganisationaredrivenby adesire forfavourable publicity,from63%to55%.Davidsonattributesthispartlytotheeconomicdownturn. Becauseof marketconditions,any favourablepublicityis agoodthingat the moment,with organisationscompetingsofuriouslyforbusiness,shesays.

    ChrisShearlock,Co-operativeG roupssustainabledevelopmentmanager, feelsthere isnothingwronginchasinggoodpublicity ifitisdeserved.Aslongastherescredibilitybehindit,thenyoushouldseekpublicityforit.Youhavetohaveacredibleclaimto makeitand,ifyoudont,

    youdeservewhatyouget.JamieMcGinnes

    Reportingand

    communications

    Policyand

    systems

    Trainingand

    motivation

    Performance

    Green 2009 UK Sales Profitsrank rank Company Industry Size Impact headquarters S taff (m) (m) Founded Web address Page

    1 22 UKOS Office supplies Small Low HemelHempstead 65 9 0 2000 ukosplc.com 8

    2 4 Skanska UK Construction Big H igh Rickmansworth 5,539 1,541 39 2004 skanska.co.uk 8

    3 5 Infinis Power generation Mid High Northampton 301 114 51 2006 infinis.com 9

    4 T he Co-op er at ive Ret ai li ng an dfi na nci al se rv ic es Bi g Me di um Man ch es te r 8 2,8 93 1 3, 67 4 2 95 1 86 3 co- ope ra ti ve. coop 10

    5 58 API Laminates Manufacturing Small Medium Poynton 89 2 5 0.7 2007 apigroup.com 10

    6 3 Willmott Dixon Group Construction Mid High Letchworth 2,618 9 60 20 1952 willmottdixongroup.co.uk 10

    7 17 Marriott Hotels International Hotels and catering Big Medium London 11,000 550 n/a 2000 marriott.com 11

    8 11 Carillion Construction Big High Wolverhampton 27,240 4,241 123 1999 carillionplc.com 11

    9 29 H+H UK Building materials Small High S evenoaks 198 35 -3 1959 hhcelcon.co.uk 11

    10 32 Canon (UK) Electronic and electrical Mid Medium Uxbridge 1,558 264 -9 1976 canon.co.uk 12

    11 Penguin Group (UK) Printing and newspaper publishing Mid Medium London 822 334 1 8 1936 penguin.co.uk 12

    12 52 Wiles Greenworld Office supplies Small Low London 50 6 0.3 1943 wilesgreenworld.co.uk 12

    13 6 Milliken Contract Manufacturing Small Medium Wigan 220 86 3 1986 millikencarpeteurope.com 13

    14 48 Gentoo Group Property development Mid Medium Sunderland 1,760 142 n/a 2007 gentoogroup.com 14

    15 16 Logica UK Information technology Big L ow Reading 5,250 750 64 2008 logica.com 14

    16 12 Hammerson Property development Small Medium London 231 232 188 1940 hammerson.com 14

    17 1 Forster Media Small Low London 51 4 0.5 1996 forster.co.uk 15

    18 45 Octink Manufacturing Small Medium Brentford 85 7 1.7 1962 octink.com 15

    19 13 thecentre:mk Retailing Small Medium Milton Keynes 104 5 n/a 1979 thecentremk.com 15

    20 41 Muntons Food and drink Mid High Stowmarket 275 54 3 1917 muntons.com 15

    21 27 Sandwell Homes Local government Mid Low West Bromwich 1,213 53 n/a 2004 sandwellhomes.org.uk 16

    22 30 Canary Wharf Group Property development Mid Medium London 955 n /a n/a 2001 canarywharf.com 16

    2 3 2 T he Na ti ona lMa ga zi ne Compa ny P ri nt in ga nd new sp ap er publ ish ing Mi d Me di um Lon don 76 0 3 44 1 3 2 001 n at ma gs .co. uk 16

    24 28 Aggregate Industries Building materials Big High Markfield 5,385 n /a n/a 1997 aggregate.com 16

    25 BAM Construct UK Construction Mid High HemelHempstead 2,656 1,059 45 1997 bam.co.uk 18

    26 35 Building Research Establishment Research and development Mid Low Watford 603 29 0 .3 1997 bre.co.uk 18

    27 24 PricewaterhouseCoopers Professional services Big Low London 17,528 2,248 688 1998 pwc.co.uk 18

    28 40 Warren Evans Manufacturing Small Medium London 119 13 0.4 1979 warrenevans.com 18

    29 37 RES Renewable energy Mid Medium Kings Langley 270 112 20.4 1981 res-group.com 19

    30 BBC Worldwide Media Mid Low London 1,400 n/a n/a 1994 bbcworldwide.com 19

    Topforemployeescaring:SteveTurnerattheBreadsallPrioryMarriotthotelinDerby

    Watch yourootprint inhe office

    Green 2009 UK Sales Profitsrank rank Company Industry Size Impact headquarters S taff (m) (m) Founded

    31 9 MediaCom Media Mid Low London 578 64 27 1998

    32 7 BT Group Telecoms Big Low L ondon 85,000 16,736 n/a 1984

    33 25 Johnson Tiles Building materials Mid High Stoke-on-Trent 363 45 -2 2008

    34 Lend Lease Construction Mid High Harrow 2,905 1,753 7 1991

    35 4 3 AX AP PP Hea lt hca re F ina nc ial ser vi ce s Mi d Medi um Tu nb ri dg eWe ll s 1, 56 8 1 ,007 4 0 19 96

    36 Eversheds LLP Legal firm Mid Low London 2,946 336 95 2000

    37 Gifford LLP Engineering consultancy Mid Low Southampton 694 41 3 1955

    38 21 Kingspan Construction Mid High Holywell 291 90 22 1994

    39 Duraweld Manufacturing Small Medium Scarborough 72 n/a n/a 1959

    40 S J Berwin LLP Legal firm Mid Low London 799 130 31 1982

    41 10 Hain Celestial UK Food and drink Mid High Luton 520 40 n/a 2006

    42 Olswang LLP Legal firm Mid Low London 582 86 25 1985

    43 Citrica Contract cleaning Small Medium Erith 182 n/a n/a 2008

    44 B & Q Retailing Big Medium Eastleigh 20,636 n/a n/a 1980

    45 Johnson Cleaners Retailing Mid Medium Prescot 1,767 70 3 1995

    46 46 Kadence International Market research Small Low London 162 4 0.1 1991

    47 44 ExCeL London Facilities management Small Medium London 140 n/a n/a 2000

    48 42 Clear Channel UK Advertising Mid L ow London 699 132 n/a 2002

    49 57 Capgemini UK Information technology Big Low Woking 7,602 1,526 50 1968

    50 BAM Nuttall Systems engineering Mid High C amberley 2,976 640 24 2008

    51 53 British Land Property development Small Medium London 162 572 268 1856

    52 51 Computer Cab Transport Small Medium Harrow 150 5 1 2 1975

    53 31 RSA Insurance Group Financial services Big Medium London 7,399 2,633 554 1996

    5 4 Ha rpe rCol li ns Publ ish er s P ri nt ing and ne ws pa pe rpu bli shi ng Mi d Medi um L ond on 8 05 14 0 2 3 19 89

    55 Clearview Traffic Group Electronic and electrical Small Medium Bicester 61 7 0.1 1987

    56 54 Nikwax Manufacturing Small Medium Wadhurst 74 2 0.5 1978

    57 Coca-Cola Food and drink Mid High London 4,926 n/a n/a 1986

    58 Purcell Miller Tritton LLP Architects Small Low London 153 11 1 1947

    59 HSBC Financial services Big Medium London 47,973 n/a 656 1992

    60 Balfour Beatty Construction Northern Construction Mid H igh Manchester 661 n/a n/a 2006

    Aninteractiveversionof theGreenListleaguetableis availableonlineatthesundaytimes.co.uk/bestgreencompanies,togetherwithextratablesfromouremployeesurvey,fullerprofilesofall 60companiesthatfeatureinthissupplement,anda fullmethodologyexplaininghowtherankingswereproduced.Therearealsodetailsofhowtore

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