Meeting the Challenge

The hosts

Morgan Sindall Group describe themselves as “eight complementary businesses with one unified culture […] working to create long-term, sustainable value in the built environment.”

Covering multiple disciplines within the fields of construction, maintenance, and interior design, the company received an A score from CDP in their 2020 Climate Change report; and they were among the first companies in the world to gain accreditation from the World Resources Institute (WRI) by the Science-Based Targets Initiative.

Morgan Sindall Group recognise and address the challenges that businesses face as they strive for sustainability – challenges such as the growing demand for action against climate change, the need to reduce waste, and the task of delivering social value.

Always proactive in cultivating relationships with suppliers, the Group hosted their “Meeting the Challenge” event on Tuesday 28 September at Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire.

Meeting the Challenge

Aqua Libra Co were represented by our wonderful Head of Development, Kevin Winchester, our lovely Specification Manager, Craig Brownlee, our stunning signature tap, Aqua illi, and the utterly fabulous Aqua Alto.

We were one of 126 exhibitors in the Market Place, surrounded by a diverse range of suppliers – some we knew; some we didn’t.

“We made some great new contacts,” says Craig. “Lots of people were interested in our products, and some of them will be paying us a visit at our London showroom.”

“We also gave away some of our branded bottles,” adds Kevin.

(Aqua illi made no comment, and Aqua Alto continued to look utterly fabulous.)

This one-day event was a fantastic networking opportunity, attended by businesses who share Morgan Sindall Group’s commitment to sustainability.

This was a day for working together in response to the climate emergency. It was a day that brought home the fact that we’re all striving to enhance communities and nurture innovation. Tuesday 28 September was a day to identify market synergies.

… And Aqua Alto was looking utterly fabulous!