Jumps held an insight seminar on Practical Engagement in Sustainability and Wellbeing at the iconic October Gallery in central London at which the specialist engagement company unveiled its new global platform.
The seminar included a panel session on building the business case for engagement, chaired by Amanda Carpenter of The Legal Sustainability Alliance and another panel chaired by Henry Majed on exploiting technology to embed behaviour change. Speakers included representatives from the Royal Bank of Scotland, the University of Strathclyde, Bournemouth University, Greenstone, and the London Borough of Bexley. There were over 70 attendees from the financial sector, university sector, private and public sectors.
Topics covered reducing single use plastics, embedding the SDG’s and how to plan and implement an effective engagement programme. Henry Majed from Innovation Gateway comments: “Our partner RBS has led the way in the financial sector by using Jump to engage RBS colleagues around the world in energy saving, reducing plastics and much more, and it’s great to see Jump going from strength with new clients across many sectors.”
Jump closed the seminar by launching a new global platform with country leader boards, multi-language functionality and integration with other apps including Fitbit, Outlook calendars and exciting new Artificial Intelligence. For more information about the seminar and to view the speakers slides please visit: www.greenrewards.co.uk/seminar
