62 Sustainability Report 2024 | Social


The “I’ll Be There” Award | Value: Share


Ryan Heslop


Junior Finance Business Partner, UKI.


Ryan took on an enhanced role in 2023 and has worked tirelessly to support two brands - Fine Art and Workspace in the UK and Ireland. He has effectively managed demanding stakeholders and significantly streamlined the month- end closing process, relieving the stress previously experienced by all teams involved. Ryan has consistently gone above and beyond, often working late into the evenings to ensure all his stakeholders have the necessary data and information.


The “Outside the Box” Award | Value: Open-minded


Michael Ryburn Project Supervisor, Crown Workspace in New Zealand


Michael has been leading the on-ground operations for a prestigious long-term project. This project involved the challenging task of moving priceless artifacts into storage, many of which have been incredibly difficult to move. Nevertheless, he has impressed everyone, including his teammates and the client, with his open- minded attitude and expertise in operations. His innovative solutions in the face of insurmountable obstacles have resulted in a hugely successful and profitable project and a very satisfied customer.


The “Giving Back” Award | Value: Care


Kiran Kuruvilla Operations Manager in Dubai


Kiran is a member of the Dubai Sustainability Team and is dedicated to driving local initiatives. He is always willing to help and jumps in to get the job done. He holds “Fix it” meetings for his team to discuss and resolve operational issues. Recently, he played a crucial role in overcoming a logistical challenge on short notice for a CSR event with the Emirates Environmental Group called “Ton a Tree,” ensuring that the Crown team delivered a large amount of paper and cardboard to the organizers.


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