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New ASM to support growth at Forum Lighting


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orum Lighting Solutions has appointed Gary Pearson as its new area sales


manager, covering Yorkshire and the North East. Gary has dedicated much of his career to the lighting sector, working with companies such as Apollo Lighting and Ex-Or, part of Honeywell. He will bring decades of experience in the lighting industry and a proven track record of driving sales growth and fostering client relationships to his new role. Gary’s deep understanding of the industry’s


evolving trends and client needs positions him perfectly to sell Forum’s leading products in the Yorkshire and the North East area, helping the lighting and smart control specialist into its next chapter of growth. Before moving into lighting, Gary was the drummer in the successful rock band, Vardis


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 Schneider Electric has been named the ‘World’s Most Sustainable Corporation 2025’ by Corporate Knights and is the only company to rank fi rst in the Global 100 twice.


 BEAMA has released a comprehensive roadmap report outlining critical steps to support the UK’s transition to a decarbonised supply chain while enhancing the competitiveness of its manufacturing sector.


between 1978 and 1986. “We are thrilled to welcome Gary to the Forum Lighting Solutions family,” said James Ireland, sales director at Forum. “His extensive industry experience and leadership skills will be instrumental (pun intended!) as we continue to grow and innovate in the lighting sector. We’re confi dent he will make a signifi cant impact.”


LEW Electrical Distributors launches new lighting service


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EW Electrical Distributors has announced the launch of LEW Lighting Solutions, a


new, full-service off ering designed to provide exceptional lighting expertise for projects of all sizes and complexities. The innovative service will encompass a


comprehensive range of solutions, guiding clients from the initial concept stage through to fi nal implementation. LEW’s dedicated team of lighting professionals is committed to delivering solutions that harmoniously blend aesthetics, functionality and energy effi ciency. Led by lighting solutions manager Jon Pearson,


the specialised team is ready to manage any lighting project as part of the enhanced LEW Customer Experience. “We’re really excited about this launch, and


the team is eager to get started. From lighting design to implementation, we can provide tailored commercial lighting solutions for offi ces, car parks, hospitals and more,” said Jon.


BEAMA subscription service to help industry achieve decarbonisation


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EAMA 2050 Connected is a not-for- profi t subscription service designed to


unite the manufacturing, energy and built environment sectors in achieving supply chain and business decarbonisation by 2050, while promoting a circular economy. The service off ers subscribers access to essential resources, networking opportunities and policy insights to help navigate the complexities of decarbonisation and sustainability in an informed, aligned and consistent manner. By fostering collaboration across the entire supply chain, the subscription aims to accelerate and standardise eff orts,


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ensuring a cohesive approach towards net zero and a circular economy. Amy Collins, Head of Net Zero & Clean Teach


at BEAMA, said: “The launch of BEAMA 2050 Connected marks a signifi cant step forward in our collective journey towards net zero and circularity. By bringing together key industry players and stakeholders, we are creating a unifi ed platform that supports sustainable growth to fi ll in the gaps and inconsistencies we all see across the supply chain.” The subscription service will offi cially open for collaboration in April 2025, inviting companies to join, act and contribute to a sustainable future.


 NICEIC announced the latest instalment of its webinar series THE WIRE, which features talks from NICEIC’s technical experts and gives viewers the opportunity to pick up information and ask questions.


 CEF once again sponsored Dodd1e’5 Gr4nd S7am Team to raise money and awareness for Motor Neurone Disease. This year, over 700 miles were cycled, countless communities inspired and an incredible £54,000 was raised for the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.


 According to a recent report from tool manufacturer Milwaukee, only 37% of construction workers feel completely safe on-site, with nearly half modifying their PPE due to discomfort or inadequacy. Key hazards include working at height, falling objects and faulty tools, all of which contribute to workplace accidents.


 Scolmore Group has retained its Bronze Sustainability Rating Medal, fi rst awarded by EcoVadis in 2022, despite much more stringent eligibility criteria introduced last year. Scolmore Group’s new ranking places them in the top 35% globally of all companies rated by EcoVadis, a global leader in business sustainability assessments.


 Johnson Controls has announced the acquisition of Webeasy, a Dutch provider of building automation and control systems.


 CEF has released its Sustainability & Social Value (SSV) Impact report, providing actionable insights into how the electrical industry can advance in sustainability, while exploring CEF’s journey towards social responsibility within key areas including product development, supply chain management and community partnerships.


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