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E.G. LEWIS GROUP BECOME MEMBER OF BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITY CYMRU

E.G. LEWIS GROUP BECOME MEMBER OF BUSINESS IN THE COMMUNITY CYMRU

24 SEPTEMBER 2018 14:11

E.G. Lewis Group is championing responsible business and building healthy communities by joining the UK’s largest and most prestigious responsible business network.

By becoming a member of Business in the Community Cymru, E.G. Lewis Group has committed to being an advocate of responsible business and to be the best it can be in delivering social, environmental and economic sustainability across all areas of the business.

This will benefit not only the organisation and its employees, but also its customers, clients and society as a whole.

E.G. Lewis Group joins 700 other member organisations of all sizes from across the UK and Wales – including over half the FTSE 100 – working in a wide variety of sectors. Membership of Business in the Community will enable E.G. Lewis Group to work with other employers both locally and across Wales, bringing together their collective strength and acting as a force for good.

Tim Lewis, Commercial Director of E.G. Lewis Group had this to say about joining BITC:

“By becoming a member of Business in the Community Cymru, we believe that it will provide the group with the opportunity to showcase our values and attitudes towards people, the economy and the environment of Wales”.

Matt Appleby, Director at Business in the Community Cymru, said: “I’m delighted to welcome E.G. Lewis Group into membership of Business in the Community. By joining, they have demonstrated that they are a progressive employer which recognises the mutual dependency of business and society, and how working together can help to bring about lasting change which benefits everyone. I’m excited to see them take their step on the journey to embracing responsible business and helping to build healthy communities with successful businesses at their heart.

Find out more regarding Business in the Community Cymru here - https://www.bitc.org.uk/wales

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