Stephen Webster is first winner of Grosvenor sustainability prize

By

Nigel TAYLOR

Published
Oct 18, 2021

Contemporary high-end jeweller Stephen Webster is the first winner of property giant Grosvenor's Sustainability Award.

The Mount Street, Mayfair, jeweller becomes the first winner in a new scheme that celebrates sustainability leadership in Grosvenor’s Mayfair and Belgravia property portfolio.

The winning submission “highlighted the company’s past, present and future commitments to sustainability”. 

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The award, which reflects “the increasing opportunity for landlords and occupiers to partner to build a better, more sustainable future” includes a prize of a year’s supply of green energy worth up to £10,000 and £3,000 towards a digital advertising campaign to be created with Grosvenor. 

A runner up award was also given to My Wardrobe, the luxury fashion rental and resale platform, with its plans to reduce waste by 50% within five years.

Grosvenor executive director, London Estate, Amelia Bright commented: “Delivering on our environmental commitments relies heavily on partnership with our tenants. We wanted to build a way to celebrate the huge strides made by our tenants to help make Mayfair and Belgravia London’s most sustainable neighbourhoods.”

Stephen Webster added: “For several years we have focused on being as sustainable and responsible as possible across all our business practices. Our green team, led by our Head of Global Marketing & Sustainability, Samantha Chapman, work tirelessly on this mission and to make sure our clients are part of the journey.”