FIEMA: a new generation of sustainability leaders

2nd September 2017


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Sam Pepper

The new-look Fellow membership was activated in July, and IEMA is almost ready to reveal the new cohort of FIEMAs.

The Fellow membership standard was revised as part of IEMA’s wide-ranging Member Level Review, and was finally launched in July. The standard underpins a new range of benefits exclusive to Fellows and a new nominations and application process.

A specially formed Fellow Appointments Panel met in July to review and agree the cohort of Fellows in line with the new standard, which has wider appeal for leaders from environment and sustainability backgrounds.

Those who were nominated have been formally applying for their FIEMA membership over the summer, and IEMA will be able to name the appointments to the new generation of ambassadors for sustainability in the coming weeks.

Visit www.iema.net/membership/fellow-membership to learn more about Fellow membership

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