Our ESG Commitment
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Our Purpose
Since 1975, our mission has always been to connect specialists to exciting career opportunities, to support the development of these careers, and to offer fair and equal employment. This has enabled us to create a truly sustainable and durable business model. Having a passion for people and caring deeply for the environment is not only part of Brunel’s DNA but is also reflected in our culture and values.
As a global company, we take our social responsibility very seriously and have defined key commitments across our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) policy that contribute to a healthier planet and a better future for generations to come. All of our actions are supported by our global network of more than 12.000 specialists in 45 countries.
Our Environmental Commitment
Build a better planet for our future professionals
- Taking responsibility for the well-being of our planet, we’ve made it our mission to support reforestation and help rid the world and the ocean of harmful plastic.To achieve this, we are supporting initiatives such as ‘Trash ‘n Trace’ through the Brunel Foundation and have started growing the Brunel Foundation Forest. With currently 17,000 trees it is contributing to a better climate and greater biodiversity.
- Supporting our clients with their energy transition by connecting specialists to pioneering projects is part of our core business. By joining forces with Taylor Hopkinson, our diverse and global workforce will drive the world’s transition to sustainable energy.
Our Social Commitment
Build a better future for professionals
- Through continuous development, training and upskilling, Brunel provides job opportunities for specialists and prepares them for future challenges.
- Brunel creates a diverse, inclusive, and safe work environment that fosters belonging to ensure that everyone feels valued and heard.
- We positively impact the labor market for people with autism by helping them to unlock their talent and supporting them to find the right job through local autism projects and initiatives organised by the Brunel Foundation.
