Eco Green Group has announced the appointment of newly created role head of people and culture, in a bid to nurture the wellbeing, growth and resilience of its staff.

Joanne Tierney joins the company with experience in charity work, the British Medical Association and further education. 

Focussed on building a strong internal framework for wellbeing, professional growth and community outreach and collaboration as Eco continues to expand. 

“What really attracted me to Eco Green Group was the genuine belief that people and sustainability go hand-in-hand,” explains Tierney. 

Keith Hills, founder of Eco says “it’s become increasingly important to make sure the same energy we put into sustainable innovation also goes into building a sustainable workplace”.

As the sector continues to face challenges around mental health with high percentages of depression, anxiety and suicide rates, the “need for better well-being support and inclusive workplace practices,” writes the company.