The journal will live up to its name and will supply the business sector with sustainable solutions.
With the inexorable rise in energy and commodity prices, the companies who solve their energy cost problems will have a distinct advantage over their competitors. Sustainable Solutions will profile options that offer the business world sustainable and, potentially cost effective, means of renewable energy sources.
While the quest for sustainability is a common emerging theme in the business world, many companies do not know where to begin. They lack the knowledge and skills to apply sustainable solutions. This is where our magazine comes in.
Sustainable Solutions will meet this need. It is targeted at companies who require topical and informed updates on sustainable technologies that will help them meet their corporate social responsibilities.
The magazine will contain reviews on technologies with case studies and analyses that will assist the business sector in meeting its obligations under the latest EU directives.
Sustainable Solutions aims to be newsworthy, inspiring and challenging. Above all, it will be a professional platform for businesses that wish to meet their corporate social obligations and to do so in the most sustainable and cost-effective means possible.
Before joining Sustainable Solutions, Geraldine was the editor of the weekly B-2-B publication, Recycling & Waste World where she worked with heads of waste management specialists, local authorities and recycling initiatives. Previously, she worked as features editor on Contract Journal, a weekly magazine in the construction sector where she wrote about innovative and sustainable building methods and liaised with forward-thinking projects such as the Integer Millennium House at the Building Research Establishment that was built to demonstrate how constructional, environmental, sustainable and technological applications can be used to provide a better home and life-style using available technology. Geraldine was part of the award-winning team that helped Contract Journal win the International Association of Construction, Design and Property Press's 'Magazine of the Year' award in 2001 and was also the first journalist on the Wembley Stadium project.