Awards recognise companies in East Anglia who go the extra mile to keep their staff engaged and happy Allia, the UK’s leading organisation dedicated to supporting impact ventures, has won an award for Best Not-For-Profit Employer. The award, which was based on results of a
Cambond, a tenant at Allia Future Business Centre Cambridge and Serious Impact alumni has won a ‘Coffee Excellence Award’ for its furniture made from disposable coffee cups – the first of its kind in the world. Part of Allia’s Cambridge cleantech cluster, Cambond are at the forefront of the sector, developing adhesive and biocomposite environmentally friendly technology for a
Allia’s Future Business Centre in Peterborough has been shortlisted for an environmental achievement award, recognising the organisation’s overall commitment to sustainability and adoption of eco-friendly schemes. This award nomination follows the Peterborough centre’s accreditation last month by the Investors in the Environment national scheme, which was achieved for Allia’s commitment to minimising its environmental impact
Allia, the UK’s leading organisation dedicated to helping impact ventures to thrive, is a partner in GreenSoul, a newly launched EU pilot programme that aims to encourage more eco-awareness and energy efficiency by individuals when using shared spaces, such as public buildings, workspaces and offices. Whilst initiatives encouraging energy efficiency in the home have become more widely understood and adopted, with smart
Allia Future Business Centre in East London was paid a visit by Meg Hillier, Labour MP for Hackney South and Shoreditch last week. She joined a business breakfast hosted by the Federation of Small Businesses in Hackney to discuss issues that small business are faced
