Accountancy and business advisory firm Clive Owen LLP has received the Good Business Charter (GBC).
This accreditation recognises the firm’s commitment to achieving responsible business practices and sustainable growth.
The Good Business Charter is awarded to businesses that meet ten essential components covering employee conditions, environmental impact, and the treatment of clients and suppliers.
By committing to all ten components, the charter says Clive Owen LLP demonstrates its dedication to responsible business growth, aligning with its core values and future growth plans.
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Carl Wright, Sustainability Lead at Clive Owen LLP, said: “Gaining the Good Business Charter accreditation is a significant milestone for Clive Owen LLP. It reflects our unwavering commitment to supporting our people, clients and communities.
"This accreditation reinforces our dedication to providing a safe, rewarding, diverse and inclusive environment that promotes personal growth and development for our colleagues.”
Clive Owen LLP, which has offices in York, Darlington, Durham and Middlesbrough, says for over 40 years it has been committed to doing business responsibly.
The firm has a dedicated internal team focused on assessing environmental impact and implementing measures to foster a more sustainable business.
It says its mission is to become a responsible business encompasses encouraging sustainable practices, demonstrating environmental and social accountability, and promoting sustainable behaviours across its team, clients, and wider community.
The firm’s sustainability plan is built on three key pillars: environmental impact, social responsibility, and ethical governance. As the firm continues to expand, it recognises the importance of growing sustainably. It has made strong decisions that will shape its future impact on the environment, people, clients, and communities.
Carl continued: “We believe that achieving a sustainable future is a collective effort. Our initiatives, from reducing plastic usage to aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), are all designed to ensure transparency and consistency across our operations. By working with various charities, we ensure we give back to our region, reinforcing our commitment to social responsibility.”
Clive Owen LLP’s accreditation by the Good Business Charter marks a significant step in its sustainability journey.
The firm says it will continue to work across all its offices to drive profit with purpose, make responsible decisions, and hold itself accountable to its sustainability goals. The development of a strategic framework guides these efforts, fostering a fair, ethical culture that thrives on inclusivity and sustainable choices, it added.
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