Institute hits new record of 20,000 members
IEMA is delighted to announce that our membership has grown to more than 20,000 professionals working in environment and sustainability roles. This is a 30% growth since 2020, making IEMA one of the largest membership organisations within the sector.
Our growth reinforces the value that our members place on a professional membership and the benefits that we offer, as they are at the centre of the sustainability agenda, connecting businesses and inContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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