Green Tenant Award 2014 – six finalists selected
The Jury for the Green Tenant Award has now nominated six finalists for this year’s Green Tenant Award. The award ceremony will be held at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce on 13 November and led by the chairman of the jury Peter Örn.
The jury for the Green Tenant Award 2014 consists of Peter Örn, former Chairman of the Government Delegation for Sustainable Cities, Nyamko Sabuni, Sustainability Director at ÅF, Linn Dahlberg, Business Developer at Fabege, Thomas Stoll, Sustainability Director at Tengbom and Erik Dellner, CEO of Nextport. The jury has nominated the following six finalists listed here in no particular order:
- Swedbank
- U&We
- Svenska institutet
- Vasakronan
- LINK arkitektur
- SABO
Green Tenant Award was established in 2011 by Tengbom and Nextport Business Relocation Partner in order to highlight companies and organisations that are working to develop and promote a sustainable working environment. The competition provides inspiration for continued involvement and creativity by highlighting office tenants who have successfully combined sustainability and business value. The keyword for this year’s competition is creativity.
The award ceremony will be held on 13 November at 11.00–13.30 CET at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (Stockholms Handelskammare), Brunnsgatan 2. Attendance can be notified via the link http://event.tengbom.se/stockholm/
For additional information, please contact:
Ida Nilsson, Project Manager Green Tenant Award at Tengbom, +46 8 412 53 58
Thomas Stoll, Sustainability Director, Tengbom, +46 8 412 53 43
Clara Bolinder-Lundberg, Head of Communications, Tengbom, +46 707 19 84 43
Press photographs:
http://news.cision.com/se/tengbom
Tengbom is one of the leading architectural firms in the Nordic region. The company stands for forward-looking and living architecture with buildings and milieus that people want to visit and in which they want to live and work. Tengbom has some 550 employees at twelve offices in Sweden and Finland. Tengbom was founded in 1906 by Ivar Tengbom, a prominent figure in Swedish architecture.
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