REDDITCH based total supply chain solutions provider Oakland International has appointed Doyin Adeleye as their new Sustainability and ESG Manager.
Bringing an abundance of climate, energy, sustainability and ESG experience, Mr Adeleye will work across the Oakland group of businesses to further elevate and transform their wider sustainability agenda.
Mr Adeleye said he aims to help set out and implement our Sustainability and Net Zero strategic pathway and deepen collaboration and engagement with their stakeholders.
“It is a great time to join Oakland International, a reputable and successful organisation by all metrics and measure, with huge growth and sustainability ambitions, and whose values and aspirations align perfectly with mine.
“Sustainability is evidently woven into the fabric of the organisation and, as Sustainability and ESG continues to evolve, I look forward to working with the stakeholders across the Group to help transform and tackle challenges to achieve all the Group’s Sustainability goals and objectives.
“In the longer term, my priority will be to help further develop our on-site clean energy generation, green our distribution fleet, help us achieve Net Zero targets and position and continue to help position us at the forefront of sustainability excellence.
“I am excited to have joined, everyone has welcomed me warmly, and I look forward to the future with Oakland International.”
Oakland International is a B Corporation certified business and an expert in direct to consumer, case consolidation, contract packing, storage and distribution, food tempering and brand development support for ambient, chilled, and frozen food.
They serve retail, convenience, discount, wholesale and food service markets in the UK and Ireland.
Oakland Project Development Director Henry Godber added: “I very much look forward to working with Doyin who has a wealth of experience in this field that will prove invaluable as we set out to evaluate our sustainability ambitions and define the pathway we aim to follow towards being a net zero business by 20240.”
