Sustainability Statement

Principles

As well as having many opportunities, Greenspan also faces the challenges impacting on us and our stakeholders by our commitment to the welfare of the planet. These have been prioritized as follows:

Resourcing of materials
Reducing our contribution to carbon footprint
Climate change
Health and safety
Financial solvency

Our Ability and Duty to Act

Greenspan accepts its responsibility to use the planet’s resources wisely, but, as doing so, still providing our clients with enduring and compelling experiences.

We also accept that we can make a positive human impact on the wide spectrum of people we come into contact with.

Our attention to environmental, social and economic responsibility includes working within the law and exceeding legal requirements so as to be innovative and demonstrate leadership on the issues which are important to us and our stakeholders. In all our operations, we can choose daily in many ways how our actions can build a better quality of life for all we come into contact with.

Objectives

To minimize environmental impacts: a/ Waste b/ Water c/ Energy/ Air quality/Emissions.
To give back to communities by volunteering and donating resources of time and material.
To ensure our supply chain is committed to sustainability, together with responsible social and environmental practices. This includes using only materials (timber, etc)from sustainable sources.
To create innovative approaches to minimise negative environmental impacts, improve economic profitability, and integrate social elements positively.

Commitment

Greenspan is committed to setting physical and measurable goals against these objectives and to report on progress towards these goals at 6 monthly intervals.

Signed
Peter Morton
Chairman, Greenspan Projects

Featured Project

Parkway Social Adds Puttify to their Bowling and Entertainment Center

Since 1958, Parkway Social has been Niagara’s go-to spot for a night out with something for everyone. Thirty bowling lanes, an arcade, laser tag, dining, and a rooftop lounge sit under one roof, built for the birthday party, the office team, and the family spanning three generations.

So why did they choose to add a nine-hole Puttify mini golf course to the mix?

Built for a Mixed Crowd and a Busy Floor

Because Puttify keeps all those groups playing together, whatever their age, skill, or ability.

Three-shot format. Every player gets three attempts on each hole, so everyone has a chance to score, and no one drops out of the game early.
Non-linear layout. Groups play the holes in any order, so there are no lines, no waiting around, and the course never stacks up, even on a busy night.

Why It Earns Its Place on the Floor

For any bowling center or FEC considering whether to add a new activity or refresh their existing venue, this is the case for Puttify:

Higher Throughput: Roughly 1.5 times the throughput of standard mini golf, so it moves more groups a day without more staff.
More rounds, more spend: A round holds a group longer, so they stay to eat, drink, and play instead of moving on.
Quicker Return on Investment: Venues have reported typically recovering the investment within the first 6 to 12 months.

That is why it fits a venue like Parkway Social: it widens the offer, caters to existing and new audiences, and earns its place on the floor. For more Puttify projects in a competitive socializing venue, check out: Puttify Brings Tech-Infused Mini Golf to Rixos Premium Dubai

Sustainability Statement