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Sustainability Awards for Accountants  AccountingWeb has invited Triple Bottom Line Accounting’s Peter Ellington to judge entries for the Pride – Environmental, Social, Governance Award. Details about how to enter at the end of this blog. On February 28th 2023 – Our CEO and founder, Dr Peter Ellington, joined AccountingWEB’s Head of Events, Mike Goldsmith, Bright CEO Kevin McCallum, and Blaire Palmer (That People Thing). […]

Title image: A call to action in response to climate change: The accountancy profession can contribute positively. Professional accountants have a responsibility to act in the public interest. Many argue that this responsibility must now include helping organizations to address climate change.   The Future of Accounting: Information for our clients Triple Bottom Line Accounting

The Association of International Accountants (AIA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Peter Ellington as their sustainability expert. Peter, who is also an associate professor at the UEA Business School, says, “I am delighted and honoured to accept the appointment as a Council Member of the Association of International Accountants (AIA). It is

Fully funded for Essex SMEs by Colbea! Can you afford to be sustainable – can you afford not to be? You have to make time for this! Colbea has secured the funding! Attendance at this workshop will entitle each business to up to 5 hours of one-to-one consultancy with Alasdair Wilcock or Fran Ellington to

Free business webinar hosted by the CARBON CHARTER Friday 11th November 2022 10.00 – 11.30am As the marketplace becomes more competitive, it is vital to be able to show your potential customers that placing their business with you will help ensure a brighter future for the planet. This webinar will showcase some different ways to

Driving humanity’s success by recording and advising on money-based transactions has been the superpower of accountants for centuries. The world is changing and using money as the primary measure of success is no longer enough. We are accelerating into a new era of responsible capitalism, where items that did not carry a monetary valuation (natural

Dr Peter Ellington explains in this short film why he decided to take a break from a long career working in FTSE 100 companies to study for an MSc in 2009. He wanted to understand the economics of climate change. Peter went on study for a Masters in Higher Education (MA HEP), followed by a

Triple Bottom Line Accounting director, Fran Ellington, spoke to Karen Black of Hubfizz about carbon accounting and how businesses can reach net zero as soon as possible. How can we meet the needs of the present without compromising the needs of future generations? How can we secure a thriving future for humanity and the rest

Can you afford to be sustainable? Can you afford NOT to be sustainable? In mid-August, we met with Jennifer Clark of CSRA. She has been curating a series of podcasts that explores issues of social responsibility, sustainability and philanthropy. The series is called Doing Good is Good for Business. CSRA is a UK based organisation

This event was organised and funded by Triple Bottom Line Accounting (TBLA) and co-sponsored by the Enterprise Centre (TEC) to bring together businesses and individuals who want to know more about the topic of sustainable food production and to network with other sustainable businesses from within the area. The event raised £1,127 for The Feed, Norwich.