BMA House

BMA House’s sustainability strategy reflects a deep commitment to environmental stewardship, operational innovation, and leadership in the events industry. Guided by its Carbon Neutral Pathway, launched in 2023, the venue is steadfast in its mission to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. This strategy is built on measurable goals, including a 69% reduction in delegate carbon footprint, 100% renewable electricity use, and zero waste to landfill.

As a Grade II-listed venue, BMA House integrates sustainable practices into its unique infrastructure. Recent refurbishments, such as those in the Garden Room and Great Hall, incorporate energy-efficient systems and eco-friendly materials, demonstrating its dedication to reducing environmental impact while preserving historical integrity.

Innovative tools like the Planet Mark carbon calculator empower clients to measure and reduce event emissions, aligning sustainability with client objectives. Catering initiatives, such as low-carbon menus and partnerships with local suppliers, underscore its commitment to responsible consumption and food waste reduction.

BMA House’s dedication is recognised through prestigious accolades, including Platinum ECOsmart accreditation, Gold Green Tourism status, and consecutive wins at the London Venue & Catering Awards for sustainability. Collaboration with partners like WasteKnot and Foodsteps ensures alignment with best practices and industry leadership.

Employee engagement is central to this success, with all staff undergoing Carbon Literacy certification. Green teams, workshops, and sustainable commuting incentives foster a culture of accountability and innovation.

Through its broader sustainability strategy, BMA House exemplifies how historic venues can lead in sustainability, inspiring industry-wide change and setting benchmarks for excellence. Future investments in energy-efficient systems and digital solutions reaffirm its vision to deliver exceptional, sustainable events while championing global environmental goals.