Achill Management is dedicated to helping your organisation benefit from the triple bottom line:
People Planet Profit
Supporting our clients through Covid 19
“It is not the strongest nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change” (Charles Darwin)
While Covid-19 continues to be a global challenge and threat, many firms are beginning to explore the options for developing a post-covid strategy. The lockdown has brought many challenges but it has given us a chance to explore new ways of working, adapting our habits to take account of not being able to travel and home working.
To support our clients as we start to enter a slow period of recovery we have developed a range of tools and services from a No Fly Tracker tool to measure and assess the carbon, cost and time saved by not flying during the travel restrictions, through to online coaching and mentoring for senior leaders and teams. We also offer a bespoke, commissioned podcast series to assist you in getting your message out to a wider audience.
We would be delighted to discuss any of these with you – do please get in touch via [email protected]
What we believe
Our approach blends experience of organisational development with expertise in environmental consultancy to ensure your business is more sustainable, more productive and more profitable – without costing the earth.
PEOPLE
People are your most valuable and precious resource. To be truly sustainable organisations need effective teams and robust management systems which are flexible enough to accommodate the demands of a changing world. So whether it’s organisational structure and systems or your team and your stakeholders, we can help.
PLANET
Climate change and our biodiversity loss are our biggest threats and time is running out. We need shared solutions that allow businesses, governments, citizens and communities to act now. Wherever you are on your sustainability journey we can help you work towards ‘net zero’ and do everything you can to protect our fragile world.
PROFIT
We know that sustainable business equals good business. The Achill Management programmes support an approach to running and managing your business in a way that not only reduces costs but also generates income through enhanced engagement and productivity while reducing your impact on the planet.
What we do and how we can help
Developing Sustainable Business
Sustainable businesses need both practical and strategic support and our suite of programmes and resources cover everything from environmental audits, developing and implementing a sustainability strategy, carbon measurement, reducing emissions to getting staff, clients and stakeholders engaged. Wherever you are on your journey we can help.
Organisational Development
Sustainable organisations need to think strategically about all of their resources and have the right plans, structures, processes and people in place to perform effectively. If you need help developing or revising your strategy, an organisational restructure or are looking for Board or team development we can help.
Communication and Networks
We need to work collaboratively to tackle the climate crisis. Achill Management are experts in developing and running networks, providing information, resources, inspiration and support to the legal and finance sector, as well as not for profits. Our communications team ensure those shared messages are heard and understood.
Essential listening for everyone who cares about the planet
In the first of a new series of Webinars from Planet Pod and Achill Management we ask three leading female Climate Change Makers from very different backgrounds and perspectives to discuss how we might collectively work towards a new Green Way Forward – finding an exit strategy fit for the Planet.
Isabella Tree, rewilding expert from the Knepp Estate and author of Wilding, Clare Brook, CEO of the ocean conservation charity The Blue Marine Foundation and Juliet Davenport, CEO and founder of the 100% renewable energy company Good Energy share their thoughts and perspectives on what the immediate impacts of Covid-19 have been on the environment and business. They also discuss in conversation with Amanda Carpenter host of Planet Pod how we can use the pandemic as a catalyst to think differently and begin and develop a route out that works not just for the planet but for society for the economy and for citizens.
A Green Way Forward - finding an exit strategy for the Planet.
Essential listening for everyone who cares about the planet
In the first of a new series of Webinars from Planet Pod and Achill Management we ask three leading female Climate Change Makers from very different backgrounds and perspectives to discuss how we might collectively work towards a new Green Way Forward – finding an exit strategy fit for the Planet.
Isabella Tree, rewilding expert from the Knepp Estate and author of Wilding, Clare Brook, CEO of the ocean conservation charity The Blue Marine Foundation and Juliet Davenport, CEO and founder of the 100% renewable energy company Good Energy share their thoughts and perspectives on what the immediate impacts of Covid-19 have been on the environment and business. They also discuss in conversation with Amanda Carpenter host of Planet Pod how we can use the pandemic as a catalyst to think differently and begin and develop a route out that works not just for the planet but for society for the economy and for citizens.
A Green Way Forward - finding an exit strategy for the Planet.
What we think
Earth Day 2020 – and the unique power of liminal spaces
I don’t know about you, but I felt a profound sense of sadness last week when I learned that Wednesday 22nd April 2020 would be the 50th time that Earth Day has been celebrated.
Do we know the price of everything and the value of nothing?
Are we all in danger of becoming cynical in our lifestyle choices and their impact on the natural environment – perhaps putting short term economic gain above understanding the longer-term value (aka “ecosystem services”) of our natural habitats and species?
Standing up for Snowflakes
As we enter a new decade is it time to ditch the expression ‘Snowflake Generation’ – young adults of the 2010s who are accused of being hypersensitive and prone to take offence too easily? Our so called ‘Snowflakes’ are open to easy jibes at their phone addiction..