AWARD CATEGORY: ESG EXCELLENCE – ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL & GOVERNANCE
WINNER: ERES RELOCATION EUROPE P
resenting the award, Fiona Murchie, Managing Editor praised the winners Eres Relocation Europe on behalf of the judges. “This company impressed the judges with
its deep commitment to ethical, sustainable, and socially responsible practices. With a strong ESG ethos across global operations – and standout initiatives like pro bono immigration consulting – it sets a powerful example of purpose-driven business.” Coline Michaux, Communication, Marketing & Sustainability Manager of Eres Relocation Europe accepted the award saying ‘Thank you very much. I'm very honoured to be here tonight and to represent my company, Eres Relocation. We have put so much effort in in 2024 and the years
before in terms of ESG, and I'm really happy to come back home with this award. Asked why ESG is important in today’s world she said,
“Because the world is evolving. Global mobility isn't just about moving people. I think it's also about taking our responsibility as a company to make it more ethical and more focused on the humans and on the environment. Commenting on the evening and meeting up with
colleagues in the industry she said, “I think it's a good opportunity to share ideas and best practices and to share new ideas and innovations on all kinds of topics in our industry”.
CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY & ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT The entry illustrates through its leadership how employees are empowered to forge creative connections in the context of ESG. Access to a wellness platform, mindfulness and an annual company gathering strengthen the bonds across the staff and leadership team in the various locations. Encouragement to support charitable work and activities such as beach cleaning are also evident. A well-crafted commentary addresses the creative
aspects that the company has employed to produce a quality experience combining ethical and social practices. Clearly the EcoVadis Gold Medal, awarded to the
company in December 2024, was a pivotal moment on their environmental journey. As they state “Our ESG approach is embedded in everything we do, shaping the quality of our services and how we engage with our clients, employees and communities.”
DEDICATION TO THE COMMUNITIES THEY OPERATE IN From pro bono immigration services in Portugal to Christmas baskets for families in need plus supporting an initiative to help immigrants find housing and employment opportunities, all show dedication to the communities they operate in. Employees are
Coline Michaux, Communication, Marketing & Sustainability Manager, Eres Relocation Europe
encouraged to support cultural exchange, operational learning and innovation which ultimately enhance the services Eres Relocation provides to their clients, the entry explains. The judges praised the personalised video which
addressed the creative connections, theme and the various aspects of ESG. It is good to see evidence of Eres Relocation’s leadership and governance, for example by setting up an ethics committee and the appointment of an ethics officer. Recycling and eco-friendly office supplies plus the provision of mindfulness to support wellbeing. Even adopting train travel over flights for internal business trips reinforces the commitment to reducing carbon emissions. As the Head judge commented, ‘’It is excellent to see
a mix of environmental, social and governance practices that all support a culture of ESG excellence and plans to take these forward and improve further in the future”. “At Eres, ESG isn’t just policy – it’s part of our
culture”, they state. They explain, “Winning this award would recognize our achievements and inspire us to push even further. ESG excellence is an ongoing journey – one of progress, innovation, and commitment”. Well done, a worthy winner with purpose.
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