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Greenrock is working to empower individuals and companies to do their part in making Bermuda socially, economically and environmentally more sustainable.

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Launched in 2011, the Green Workplace Awards (GWAs) is an annual competition which seeks to reward effort and progress towards more sustainable workplaces.Tell us what you do:

  1. Environmental impact – have you been able to reduce the amount of paper, water, electricity or anything else (if you can quantify it, let us know!).
  2. What Green Policies adopted and practiced by your company or workplace
  3. Have you run any competitions, used corporate days to help the environment or run any other office initiatives.

Winners of the 2013 Green Workplace Award were profiled in the March 2014 issue of The Bottom Line magazine.

TheBottomLine_Mar20142013 winners are profiled in the The Bottom Line March 2014 issue.

Winners of the 2nd annual Green Workplace Award were profiled in the December 2012 issue of  The Bottom Line magazine, and were recognized at an award ceremony during our Earth Hour celebrations in March 2013.

TheBottomLine_Dec20122012 winners are profiled in the The Bottom Line December 2012 issue.

 

 

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