Responsibility

“With leadership comes responsibility. As Europe’s leading provider of Flexible Business Space, everyone at SEGRO has a responsibility for managing our environmental, social and economic impacts, whilst making sure that we capitalise upon the opportunities that new ways of working can bring.”   Ian Coull, Chief Executive

At SEGRO, corporate responsibility makes business sense and good corporate responsibility management brings benefits to the business by:

• Improving our management of risk
• Ensuring legislative and regulatory compliance
• Enhancing our reputation
• Delivering competitiveness and market differentiation.

SEGRO’s approach to managing corporate responsibility means focusing on ‘materiality’, or the issues with greatest relevance to the Company, its business and its stakeholders.

In 2006, we identified these key areas of materiality and have since redefined our corporate responsibility strategy around:

• Health & Safety
• Community Engagement
• Customers
• Corporate Governance
• Employees
• Emissions / Pollution
• Land Use
• Energy Use
• Waste Management
• Transport
• Procurement & Supply Chain.

For more information on how SEGRO classifies its key areas of materiality, go to Material Issues.