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Chamberlaine Wins 2025 Sustainability Collaboration Award at Metsä Tissue Awards

Chamberlaine Wins 2025 Sustainability Collaboration Award at Metsä Tissue Awards
10 April 2025
 

Chamberlaine Cleaning Services, in collaboration with Nordic Chem, has won the Sustainable Collaboration Award at the 2025 Metsä Tissue Sustainability Awards.

The ceremony was held at The Pelligon in Canary Wharf and hosted in partnership with the Cleaning & Support Services Association (CSSA).

Recognised for their submission “Innovative ideas revolutionising the cleaning industry,” the award celebrates Chamberlaine’s commitment to environmentally responsible practices and the power of collaboration in driving sustainable progress across the sector.

The Metsä Tissue Sustainability Awards is a new awards ceremony for 2025, spotlighting sustainability across the cleaning and hygiene industry.

Chamberlaine Cleaning Services is certified as a B Corporation and CIMS Advanced by GBAC with Honours and has been delivering cleaning services in London for 45 years.

Picture: a photograph of the team receiving their award. From left to right: Oswald Gravesande (Prospective Client Manager), Martin Tritton (Account Director), Ben Rocks (Finance Controller), Terry Sullivan (Chamberlaine’s CEO), Steve Backshall (British Naturalist and Explorer), Morten Elstrup (Managing Director), Rui Santos (Account Director), Suna Ahioglu (HSEQ Manager), Rachael Burton (HSEQ Assistant & Quality Auditor), Joyce Hernandez (Accounts) and Sandra Mirabet (Head of Support Services)

 

Article written by Ella Tansley | Published 10 April 2025

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