Sustainable event agency, Zentive, has announced the hire of
Isaac Murray who will join the sustainable event consulting division as lead
sustainability consultant.
Murray
also worked with The Sustainability Toolbox as Toolbox Community manager
helping clients access a suite of guides, tools, and templates.
Dominic Richards, Zentive co-director, said he is delighted Murray has joined the team. “Isaac will be developing our sustainable event consulting
division, providing strategic guidance and support to our existing and new
clients, whilst also cementing our own sustainability standards.
“He’s also got the whole team intrigued by his signature
ackee and saltfish dish, which he promises to deliver at our next away day.”
Lee Hird, Zentive co-director add that Isaac’s experience
and background within strategy and sustainability will be an asset to the
team.
“We look forward to onboarding him into the business over
the coming weeks,” said Hird.
Isaac first met the Zentive team in 2021 and has been
working with them in a ‘sounding board’ capacity, before recently accepting his role as lead sustainability consultant.
“Joining Zentive presents a tremendous opportunity, and I am
delighted to contribute to driving systemic change in the MICE sector and
beyond, alongside Dom and Lee. Both Zentive and I have made significant
strides, establishing ourselves as adept agents of change.
“Throughout this journey, we have achieved numerous
milestones, Zentive
collaborating with prominent clients in London and myself engaging on a global
level with the Association of National Olympic Committees and other federations
in the world of sport with The Toolbox. I am eagerly looking forward to
the positive impact we will bring to organisations, empowering them to
sustainably enhance the value proposition of their events."
A desire to travel led Holly Patrick to the business meetings and events world and she’s never looked back. Holly takes a particular interest in event sustainability and creating a diverse and inclusive industry. When she’s not working, she can be found rolling skating along Brighton seafront listening to an eclectic playlist, featuring the likes of Patti Smith, Sean Paul, and Arooj Aftab.
