Sintali, an environmental verification company based in London, has been shortlisted for the Net Hero Award at this year’s Small Awards.
Now in its seventh year, The Small Awards is a nationwide search for the smallest and greatest firms in the UK, across all sectors. It is organised annually by Small Business Britain, which champions, inspires and accelerates the nation’s 5.5 million small firms.
Founded in 2020, Sintali’s mission is to make every building on this planet green. Sintali is a globally recognised certifier for the EDGE green building standard, the fastest growing certification for making buildings more resource efficient. EDGE was founded by the International Finance Corporation, the private development arm of the World Bank. Sintali has worked in over 75 countries and in the past two years alone has increased its headcount by 170%. It has been chosen as one of just eight finalists for Net Hero Award for best sustainability-focused business that recognises a small business with an exceptional commitment to environmental sustainability.
“We are thrilled to have been shortlisted for award,” said Thomas Saunders, Managing Director of Sintali. “Greening the built environment is an integral part of the climate change solution which needs to be unlocked at pace and scale. Therefore, we are grateful to have been recognised as contributing to sustainable solutions within the UK.”
With eleven different categories, the Small Awards celebrate the dynamism and resilience of the UK’s small business sector, across everything from sustainability heroes, to digital stars, to long-standing family businesses.
“The Small Awards is all about celebrating the incredible small business owners who are at the heart of the economy and communities,” said Michelle Ovens CBE, Founder of Small Business Britain “They are an opportunity to recognise and applaud the passion and tenacity of the nation’s small firms, particularly during such turbulent times. Sintali should be incredibly proud of being shortlisted for this award and we can’t wait to celebrate with them in May.”
Judged by a panel of industry experts, the winners of all categories, along with the overall winner of Small Business of the Year, will be announced at a glittering awards night in London on 18 May 2023.
About The Small Awards
The Small Awards, launched in 2017, targets the whole small business sector focusing on businesses often overlooked by other awards.
The Small Awards is run by Small Business Britain, the UK’s leading champion of small businesses, supporting all 6 million small businesses in the UK – no matter their location, their sector, or their ambition level.
Through a series of reports, events and campaigns, Small Business Britain champions, inspires and accelerates small businesses in the UK to foster growth and increased confidence.
https://smallbusinessbritain.uk
Twitter: @TheSmallAwards
Facebook: @thesmallawards
Instagram: @thesmallawards
About Sintali
Sintali’s purpose is to act as a voice of truth in the net zero transition by helping companies, financial institutions and governments assess their progress towards a sustainable future. Sintali does this through verifying the impact of the built environment around the world. Sintali acts as a global certification partner for IFC’s EDGE green building program, working in over 75 countries to bring transparency and rigour to the sustainability realm.
Twitter: @SintaliLtd
Facebook: @SintaliLtd
Instagram: @SintaliLtd
