The Marketing Store achieves Planet Mark sustainability certification

Consumer engagement agency The Marketing Store has achieved certification to The Planet Mark, an internationally recognised sustainability certification.

This is the Marketing Store’s first year of business carbon footprint reporting which saw it calculate the carbon footprint of its London, Leeds, Paris and Duisburg offices for the year ending December 2019 and set a target to reduce emissions by 5% annually.

First year certification to The Planet Mark is based on the commitment to continuous improvement in sustainability by measuring and reducing your carbon footprint and engaging business stakeholders.

As part of the commitment, The Marketing Store will continue to strive to implement an effective system to identify and eliminate potential hazards to the environment. It also takes the challenge to its supply chain and expects its suppliers to take climate protection appropriately into account in their own operations by setting climate protection goals for themselves, by making the most efficient use of resources, and whenever possible using renewable or recyclable resources.

“I am delighted that we have been recognised by The Planet Mark for the great work we have been doing to make The Marketing Store a more sustainable business,” said Pamela Stathaki, Head of Sustainability at The Marketing Store.

“Sustainability is one of our key business priorities, so we have been striving hard to make sure our work has a measurable and positive impact on the climate. Our next steps are to take this global and keep innovating sustainable practices for not only us, but our clients too.”

Founder and CEO of The Planet Mark, Steve Malkin, added: “We are so pleased to be welcoming The Marketing Store to The Planet Mark. The agency has tremendous potential to spread the positive practices put in place wide and far, and from the team’s dedicated work to this point, I feel confident this will happen.

“The engagement and enthusiasm to create positive change is palpable, and I look forward to this partnership blossoming in the future.”

The Marketing Store also measured its Social Value contributions for the year, in recognition of the contribution it makes to society. The agency reported on nine Social Value measures with the top three sources being employing local staff, providing meaningful work placements (paid internships) and apprenticeships.

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