Sumillion has joined forces with London Stadium as an Associate Partner, creating a unique opportunity to bring sustainability into everyday conversations at one of the UK’s most iconic venues.
A Venue Built with Sustainability in Mind
London Stadium is not just a landmark; it is a symbol of sustainable design. Originally constructed for the London 2012 Olympic Games, the stadium was built using recycled materials and energy-efficient systems, setting a benchmark for environmentally conscious architecture. Today, it continues to operate with sustainability at its core, from waste reduction initiatives to renewable energy use.
This makes the partnership a natural fit. By aligning with a venue that shares its values, Sumillion can amplify its message and encourage organisations to think seriously about their environmental impact.
Starting Conversations That Matter
Every year, London Stadium attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors for football matches, concerts and community events. For Sumillion, this is not just about visibility; it is about engagement. The partnership creates a platform to ask important questions:
- What steps is your business taking to reduce its carbon footprint?
- Are you prepared for the shift towards sustainable practices?
These conversations matter because sustainability is no longer optional. It is a business priority, and Sumillion wants to help companies move from intention to action.
Sumillion’s Approach
Sumillion has already taken significant steps to embed sustainability into its operations, earning a Silver rating from EcoVadis, which places the company among the top 15% globally for sustainability performance. From reducing emissions to supporting circular economy principles, Sumillion is committed to making a measurable difference.
A key part of this commitment is helping customers make their IT procurement sustainable. By guiding organisations towards greener technology choices and responsible supply chains, Sumillion ensures that sustainability is built into the foundations of their IT strategy.
John Rose, Alliances Director at Sumillion, commented:
“Partnering with London Stadium gives us a platform to start conversations that matter. Sustainability is not just about what we do internally; it is about helping our customers make informed decisions that reduce their environmental impact. From IT procurement to long-term strategy, we want to make sustainability practical and achievable for every organisation.”
Looking Ahead
This partnership is about more than branding. It is about using influence to drive progress and creating a space where sustainability becomes part of the conversation, not just for businesses but for individuals too.
