Here are the steps to complete Activity 1: 1. Think about your event business and how sustainable your practices currently are. This could include things like using renewable energy, reducing waste and single-use plastics, choosing local suppliers, etc. 2. On the sustainability spectrum image, find where you think your business currently stands. You have options from Just Starting Out to Sustainability Leader. 3. Place the marker on the image to show your current position. You can always move it as your sustainability practices improve over time! 4. Once you've placed the marker, take a photo or screenshot of the image with your selection marked. You'll need this for the next part of the activity. 5

1. Get Onboard Part One

3. VERBATIMPLAYBACK VIDEO 1
It’s about meeting client demand...
Clara

5. Your SAVE journey
starts here.
Welcome Onboard

16. Our mission is to make
sustainability in
business accessible
to all organisations
in the events industry

18. SAVE is the mechanism
that gives you
a method and a voice

20. What is the recipe
for a successful
event?

21. The great
sustainability
bake off

22. Video Visual 1
The great
sustainability
bake off
visual of mixing copy of ingredients
30 secs
TED & CLARA

23. Who and what has an
environmental impact
on your event?

24. VERBATIMPLAYBACK
VT 2
“Suppliers & contractors”
TED

25. Top Tips
Planning

26. Planning Top Tip
Make sustainability a priority from
the very beginning.
It is far easier to implement when it
is at the heart of your agenda.

27. Planning Top Tip
Incentivise non automotive travel!

28. Planning Top Tip
Minimise future waste by buying
only what you need.
Recycle,reuse, or hire where ever
possible.

30. “The events industry is huge business for the UK
worth an estimated £36 billion per annum to the
national economy and employing hundreds of
thousands of people. It produces a variety of wastes
from food waste to staging, signage, flooring systems
etc. How it manages its resources is crucial for the
bottom line of individual business, and for the
environment.”
Mervyn Jones, EPOW Task Leader

31. who wants to be a

32. who wants to be a
sustainabillionaire

33. 50 : 50

34. What does the triple bottom line refer to?
50 : 50

35. What does the triple bottom line refer to?
A) Saving three times as much money
50 : 50

36. What does the triple bottom line refer to?
A) Saving three times as much money B) A, B, C & D
50 : 50

37. What does the triple bottom line refer to?
A) Saving three times as much money B) A, B, C & D
Social, economic and enviromental
C) business benefits
50 : 50

38. What does the triple bottom line refer to?
A) Saving three times as much money B) A, B, C & D
Social, economic and enviromental A business stategy that is successful for
C) business benefits
D) both brand and finances
50 : 50

39. What does the triple bottom line refer to?
A) Saving three times as much money B) A, B, C & D
Social, economic and enviromental A business stategy that is successful for
C) business benefits
D) both brand and finances
50 : 50

40. Activity Alert!

41. Where do you stand
on the
sustainability
spectrum?

42. Where do you stand
on the
sustainability
spectrum?

43. Where do you stand
on the
sustainability
spectrum?

44. Children’s video
instructions on
activity 1

45. Where do you stand
on sustainability?