Climbing Trees wins King’s Award for Enterprise: Sustainable Development

Climbing Trees are honoured to receive the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development, acknowledging our team’s dedication to sustainability and ethical business practices that shape tomorrow’s world. 

Sustainability is at the heart of our mission. We try to prioritise environmental and social responsibility in all our endeavours, delivering results for our clients but not at the expense of the planet. This award highlights our ongoing commitment to integrating sustainable practices into our everyday operations. 

Established in 1965, The King’s Awards (formally known as the Queen’s Award) for Enterprise are the most prestigious business awards in the UK, celebrating excellence in various domains, including Sustainable Development.

In its second year, the 2024 awards reflect His Majesty The King’s commitment to honouring outstanding UK Businesses, with Climbing Trees being among the 252 companies recognised. 

“Receiving The King’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development is an incredible honour. This award recognises our teams unwavering dedication to integrating sustainability into our operations, and inspires us to continue our proactive efforts for a more sustainable future for generations to come.”

Alex Holliman, Managing Director, Climbing Trees 

We extend our gratitude to the King’s Awards for Enterprise for this humbling recognition. We thank our fantastic team for their shared innovations, excellence and vision for Climbing Trees and our strive for a better future. 

The King’s Awards for Enterprise 2025 open for applications on The King’s Coronation Day, 6th May and close early-September 2024. Almost all UK businesses (including non-profit) can apply, and the application process is free. All applications must be made online, and organisations may apply for more than one category.

All entry forms, eligibility criteria and information on how to apply is available is available on the gov.uk website.