Commercial cleaning contractor Cleanology has promoted Kate Lovell to the newly created position of ESG Director.
Lovell who served most recently as marketing director, will spearhead a drive towards B-Corp status and achieving EcoVadis medals that demonstrate a strong management system that addresses sustainability criteria and meeting Scope 3 emissions targets. Cleanology is also aiming to be Net Zero by 2035.
We acknowledge that our impact extends beyond delivering exceptional cleaning services to fostering a positive influence on our community, ensuring fair treatment of our staff, and promoting sustainability and inclusivity
The company was recently awarded The Planet Mark sustainability certification and has worked with a sustainability partner to make a positive social and environmental impact through tree planting by Armed Forces veterans, assisting them on a pathway to meaningful employment.
Lovell says: “Heading up Cleanology’s push to be a champion of sustainability is a privilege and one of my most treasured career highlights.
“Sustainability is a subject close to my heart and is hugely important to our customers. We acknowledge that our impact extends beyond delivering exceptional cleaning services to fostering a positive influence on our community, ensuring fair treatment of our staff, and promoting sustainability and inclusivity.”
Cleanology CEO Dominic Ponniah has joined the international ISSA (International Sanitary Supply Association) Sustainability Committee, with the goal of driving the family-owned company’s sustainability vision not just in the UK, but across the globe. He says: “We focus our effort on areas which achieve the greatest environmental impact, being the first to market in several key areas with the hope that our environmental innovations will become industry norms.”
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