Emily Fripp, the founder and Director of Efeca, has been invited to contribute her expertise as a judge on the panel for the Timber Trade Journal’s (TTJ) prestigious Environmental Achievement award, slated for September this year. The award recognises significant contributions and innovations within the timber industry, specifically focusing on environmental sustainability and best practices.
Emily Fripp expressed her thoughts on the judging process, noting, “The standard of entries this year was exceptionally high, which made the judging process challenging. We reviewed a wide range of applications, including innovative products, service providers, and initiatives, illustrating the timber industry’s proactive approach to tackling environmental challenges.”
Established 20 years ago, the TTJ awards serve as a platform to celebrate achievements across various facets of the timber trade sector. They aim to showcase the industry as forward-thinking and pivotal, highlighting accomplishments that are integral to its continued success.
The Environmental Achievement award holds particular significance, acknowledging initiatives that promote sustainability, resource efficiency, and environmental responsibility within the timber trade. By honouring outstanding efforts in these areas, the awards underscore the industry’s commitment to environmental stewardship and innovation.
The winner of the Environmental Achievement award will be unveiled during the TTJ awards ceremony scheduled for 30th September in London.
Emily Fripp’s involvement as a judge reflects Efeca’s ongoing dedication to promoting sustainable practices and environmental stewardship. Her expertise in sustainability, gained through years of experience and leadership in Efeca, ensures a rigorous and insightful evaluation process for the award submissions. As the timber industry continues to evolve, initiatives like the TTJ Environmental Achievement award play a crucial role in driving progress and innovation. They inspire industry-wide collaboration and encourage continuous improvement in environmental performance and sustainability practices.