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How to make your business sustainable

Simon Burkitt, sustainability lead at Aviva, has outlined steps insurers can take towards achieving net zero status in 2025.

 

 

 

Simon Burkitt, sustainability lead at Aviva, has outlined steps insurers can take towards achieving net zero status in 2025.

In his Insurance Post Top Tips video, Burkitt recommends:

  • Check how sustainable you are already.
  • Identify priorities.
  • Take steps towards sustainability.

He said: “There are some things you can do that don’t involve cost. Looking at the culture of your business. Looking at policies.

“If you do really want to make an impact from a net zero point of view then investment is often required and some of those investments will give you potential savings in the future.”

Post’s Top Tips videos feature the industry’s leading lights sharing simple but effective ideas that could take your insurance business and career to the next level.

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