Our futures

At BTG, environmental, social and governance is more than just words. We don’t just have a desire – but a robust and tangible commitment – to turn good intentions into positive actions. The board is committed to developing the business in a sustainable way for the benefit of all stakeholders, tackling challenges and seizing opportunities to develop our colleagues and having a positive impact on the communities we live and work in.

While great strides have been made, we are just getting started; as the ESG landscape evolves, so will we. As a responsible employer, we believe ESG issues are a vital consideration in informing the future of our organisation and the culture we operate within. To that aim we have set out a number of goals in line with our commitment to deliver sustainability outcomes that are relevant, achievable and verifiable. These include:

  • Compliance with ESG laws, regulations, and reporting
  • Excellence in the management and empowerment of our human capital – including diversity, equality and inclusion practices for our workforce
  • A transition plan to meet the UK’s target of achieving zero carbon emissions by 2050
  • A commitment to maintaining high standards of corporate governance and
  • Transparent disclosure of the data that underpins our stated commitments

"By investing in our people and communities, we create the right environment to have the right conversations which drive change and impact positively on all stakeholders."

Ric Traynor, Executive Chairman

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18/06/2026

Jenny Fram comments on the uptake of CIF and if schools can increase their success rate

After the government released its latest data on Condition Improvement Funding (CIF) applications, Schools Week asked Jenny Fram, Director at BTG, to give her thoughts on success rates and what schools have been making applications for.

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15/06/2026

Julie Palmer and Matthew Hattersley discuss next steps for stalled housing developments with FT Adviser

As the number of financially distressed, incomplete, or stalled housing developments increases FT Adviser asked Julie Palmer and Matthew Hattersley from BTG, what actions developers and lenders can take and if this suggests that the right housing is being built.

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11/06/2026

Julie Palmer, Nazar Soofi and David Mathieson explore the financial, operational and energy challenges facing the F&B supply chain

Writing for Foodbev, Julie Palmer from Restructuring, David Matheison from Funding and Insurance and Nazar Soofi from Projects and Developments, discussed the current conditions in the food and beverage (F&B) sector and how focusing on energy security could support with cost saving measures.

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