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In a strategic move to expand our touchpoint across the entertainment value chain, we are thrilled to welcome Nick Grimm and Peter Carellini to the Green Spark Group team.
Green Spark Group is now officially a certified B Corporation! We are incredibly proud of our overall B Impact score of 97, a reflection of all the hard work Green Spark Group has done for the past 10 years. This certification is a testament to our dedication to the highest standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
Sustainable production is about changing behaviors, practices and outcomes. It requires more than a series of tactics, or a lengthy checklist; it requires a systemic approach, one that considers internal and external factors, and sets a series of goals that everyone can work towards.
At Green Spark Group, we have spent time reflecting on our own company’s social handprint, environmental footprint and approach to governance so that we may strive to serve our clients well, keep improving our operations and clearly define our own carbon emissions. Our 2023 annual report is a summary of this work.
“True Detective: Night Country” Producers Prove That Some of the Biggest Shows Can Be Sustainable
Article by Adrian Pennington; photo credit: NABShow
Green Spark Group insights on sustainability in the making of advertising.
Variety Magazine highlights the incredible efforts of the Sustainable Production Forum and our inspiring founder, Zena Harris, in their latest article on sustainable studio practices.
An article in The Flint has spotlighted our journey at Green Spark Group (GSG) and our passion for sustainability in the entertainment industry. Our Principal of Sustainability Strategy and Engagement, Andrew Robinson, shares our mission to embed sustainable practices in entertainment production.
Check out Zena's latest article for the Rolling Stone Culture Council here. We are honoured to work with many radically collaborative organizations.
"I’ve called for radical collaboration to improve the sustainability of the film and TV industry, and I believe it occurs when our collective effort and courage lead to critical adaptations throughout the industry ecosystem that reduces our carbon footprint and increases our accountability to each other." - Zena Harris
