Inflexion’s Post

We are immensely proud to become a B-Corp, a Benefit Corporation. This is recognition that, through our everyday work, we plan to deliver benefit to a wide group of stakeholders, wider than is typical. We're bound, by our Articles of Association, to do this. "The objects of the Company are to promote the success of the Company: (a) for the benefit of its members as a whole; and (b) through its business and operations, to have a material positive impact on: (i) society; and (ii) the environment, taken as whole." There is more detail given in subsequent clauses, which you can view online at Companies House. Given the business that we're in, this declaration strengthens our commitment to our clients, to deliver designs and professional services that speed the energy transition. We will do our best to support the decarbonisation of steel, to consider and improve the working conditions in the offshore wind supply chain, to make efficient use of resources to reduce the pressure of material extraction, and to promote nature recovery in all aspects of our work. We are also bound to take good care of our employees, and to be a positive asset in the communities we work in - to generate social value. #BCorp #EnergyTransition #SocialValue #naturerecovery

GFL Environmental Inc. is selling its Environmental Services business for $8.0 billion to to two funds, Apollo Funds and BC Partners. GFL will retain a $1.7 billion equity interest in the Environmental Services business and expects to realize cash proceeds of approximately $6.2 billion net of the retained equity and taxes. “The sale of our Environmental Services business at an enterprise value of $8.0 billion is substantially above our initial expectations and is a testament to the quality of the business that we have built,” said Patrick Dovigi, founder and CEO of GFL. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gbP2iG87 #EnvironmentalServices #EnvironmentalGroup #EnvironmentalBusiness

BMS CAT's acquisition of Legacy Services Corp., a restoration and environmental cleaning company based in Minneapolis, marks its 12th in recent years. Read where it's growing: https://lnkd.in/eqi99zn5

Over the past few weeks, we've been delighted to visit all of our Clean Futures Cohort 2 SMEs to record the first interview for their three-part case study video. For this part, we focused on an introduction to the business and their innovation, and their overall objectives for the programme. 🎥 Our fifth SME interview snippet is from Vanguard Sustainable Transport Solutions… …next week, we have Grinsty Rail. Robert Gibson, MIET, Connected Places Catapult #CleanFutures

Interested in what's happening in Test Valley? Receive the latest news on environmental news, business, regeneration, and events directly from the Council by joining our mailing list. Sign up here: testvalley.gov.uk/emails #localnews #councilnews #whatsontestvalley

One year ago, the Water Matters initiative began as an effort to connect and expand networks between water leaders and innovators to help drive the catalytic change we need to move water to the forefront of discussions at every level of business, economic, and societal concerns. Over the past year, Water Matters videos have been viewed 40,000 times, creating a global conversation, sharing diverse perspectives and inspiring others to view water through a new lens. We extend our gratitude to all the thought leaders who have contributed to this important conversation. Looking ahead to 2025, we are excited to work with new thought leaders to share new insights and continue driving meaningful discussions about water’s vital role in our world! #WaterMatters #TrueElements #WaterIntelligence Roger Berry, Paul Fleming, Sherri Goodman, Dominik Elsaesser, John Hoholik, Emily Grubert, Sally Gutierrez, Newsha Ajami, PhD, Will Sarni, Brian Hanlon, George Hawkins, Jeremy Lenz, Lesley Pories, Alan Salazar, James Eklund, Camille Saltman, Melody A. Gonzalez, E.I., Marc Yaggi, Monica Ellis, Angela Nagy, Virginia Newton-Lewis, PhD, Alisha McFetridge, Yang Villa, Charli K. Matthews, Meike van Ginneken, John Matthews, Robert Bowcock, Dr. Reshmina William, Jo Burgess, Nancy Colleton, Lauren H. Logan, Dianna Cohen, Anna Warwick Sears, David Sedlak, Gregg Brill, and Alejandro Sturniolo (the rest of our thought leaders are tagged in the comments!)

Today's the Day! First round of discussions with the #FloridaVentureCapitalConference

In 2025, corporate action on nature has evolved from what was often seen as an environmental obligation into a strategic necessity. 🍃 Companies that develop and implement effective management strategies for natural capital can secure lasting advantages through both enhanced resilience and access to nature-related opportunities. To help businesses focus on what matters, my colleagues Joshua Katz and Mark Patel created ten tests that can help companies evaluate how effective their current strategy is in capturing the growing nature opportunity and building resilience against nature-related risks. Click below to read ⬇️ #wef25 #McKinseyAtWEF

In 2025, corporate action on nature has evolved from what was often seen as an environmental obligation into a strategic necessity. 🍃 Companies that develop and implement effective management strategies for natural capital can secure lasting advantages through both enhanced resilience and access to nature-related opportunities. To help businesses focus on what matters, my colleagues Joshua Katz and Mark Patel created ten tests that can help companies evaluate how effective their current strategy is in capturing the growing nature opportunity and building resilience against nature-related risks. Click below to read ⬇️ #wef25 #McKinseyAtWEF