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21/02/2008 - David Fenn at Think 08

British Accreditation Bureau Chief Executive David Fenn attended Think 08 at the ExCel London as a speaking guest of Gardiner & Theobald.

Think 08 is an exhibition and conference about sustainability in the built environment. It tackles the issue at a strategic level across the value chain in the public, private and third sectors.

David talked about the environmental standard ISO 14001 - why you need it and how to get it. This incorporated a case study of Gardiner & Theobald who have gone through the process of the ISO 14001 certification with the British Accreditation Bureau. David commented:

"Innovative conferences such as Think 08 provide a great platform to get ISO 14001 discussed by all sectors, suppliers and consumers. The standard is an ideal step for all organisations in order to prove their green credentials."

Gardiner & Theobald are a Worldwide construction consultancy that is driven to become more sustainable and environmentally friendly. David elaborated on how businesses can make a true difference by utilising the ISO 14001 standard.

Think 09 will take place from 5-6 May 2009, again at the ExCeL conference centre in London.

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