Allen & York are a niche recruitment provider with a trusted reputation and extensive network of professional candidate contacts across the Environmental, Health, Safety & Wellbeing, Energy and Sustainability sectors. We work with companies globally on some of the most challenging recruitment projects and deliver the hires to meet even the most difficult briefs. Flexibility and market understanding are core elements of why people work with us. Delivering great hires to the green economy is what we've been doing at Allen & York since 1993. Providing support for all levels of staff, from Entry Level to Experienced Hire and Director/Executive level hires, we’ll reduce time to hire and help business build back better and more sustainably.

CEWEP, the Confederation of European Waste to Energy Plants, is the umbrella association of the operators of waste to energy plants, representing about 410 plants from 23 countries. They make up more than 80% of the waste to energy capacity in Europe. Our members are committed to ensuring high environmental standards, achieving low emissions, and maintaining state-of-the-art energy production from remaining waste that cannot be recycled in a sustainable way.

CIWM is the leading membership organisation for professionals in the sustainability, resources and waste management sector, representing and supporting over 5,700 individuals across the UK and overseas.

We empower our community of members to achieve success by keeping them updated on the latest news and policy activity from across the sector; providing expert technical advice and information; offering a range of training courses and learning opportunities for all experience levels; promoting the importance of professional development and providing one-to-one career advice; hosting a number of industry-leading events and conferences; and providing a variety of unrivalled networking opportunities, both nationally and on a local level.

We also play a vital role in shaping the future of the resources and waste management sector. We provide an impartial, influential, and respected voice in policy discussions in Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh, and London, ensuring our members’ views are represented and that policy development is informed by theoretical and practical understanding and experience.

It is our mission to influence, inform and inspire the sustainable management of resources and waste and our specialised knowledge and trusted reputation enable us to do so.

ESWET is the European association representing manufacturers in the field of waste to energy technology. The main purpose of ESWET is to foster the development and the dissemination of waste to energy technology. ESWET also seeks to raise awareness of the positive implications of waste to energy technology in terms of better waste management, energy and materials recovery, and thus environmental protection. ESWET firmly believes that waste to energy has an increasingly important role to play in a sustainable modern European waste management.

LARAC was formed in 1985 to represent the emerging voice of local government recycling officers. Full membership is open to any local authority within the UK. We represent local authority views in waste and recycling issues, and we are run by an executive of 20 serving local authority waste management officers.

The Environmental Services Association (ESA) is the trade association representing the UK’s resource and waste management sector.

ESA Members provide essential resource and waste management services to the public and private sectors, and manage waste on behalf of the whole of society, be it through recycling, recovery or landfill. We work with our members to transform waste and resource management across the country.

We work with all levels of government and regulators to deliver more sustainable resource management solutions for the UK, and our work helps enable our Members to turn Britain’s waste into valuable resources while protecting the environment.

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