Meeting with the Brighton Chamber of Commerce – Net Zero Champions

JFDI join the Net Zero Champions initiative at the Brighton Chamber of Commerce

Our sustainability goals are always part of the culture and ecosystem at JFDI. We operate daily, 100% cloud-based. We take advantage wherever possible to consolidate, automate, and optimise operations, including using #Bobb, our automation and orchestration service, to reduce energy usage.

Being sustainability conscious, we have been carbon neutral since October 2021 and support others in their efforts towards a greener future. That’s why we are delighted to join the Net Zero Champions initiative and enjoy meet-ups with like-minded business owners and professionals where we discuss, plan and support sustainable initiatives in our local area.

On the first meet-up this year on 9th February, hosted by Barclays Eagle Lab, Brighton, We focused on looking retrospectively at our emissions before, during and after the pandemic. The group also had a chance to listen to significant initiatives at Plumpton College. Then we had a fantastic collaboration session on potential projects we could lead as a community. All this is in a tremendous atmosphere of people who want to improve our World.

JFDI will continue to join Net Zero Champions initiative members and look forward to being at the next one…

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