Big Three supported the presentation of the Green Light gas pedal’s collection of best student practices

On November 29, 2024, the presentation of the digest of the best works of the Green Light project gas pedal took place in the space ‘Boiling Point - Moscow’. The event was supported by the Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI) and brought together leading representatives of business, science and government.

The presentation was attended by companies and organizations actively involved in the development of sustainable and socially responsible business, including the Big Three. The company’s representatives - special projects managers Ekaterina Dubrovskaya and Mikhail Turansky - not only took part in the event, but also interacted with the participants and guests. They spoke about the company’s professional experience, shared their advice, discussed possible ways of cooperation and emphasized that Big Three is open to new initiatives.

The event’s guests also included representatives of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, the Directorate for Sustainable Development of the Assembly of Peoples of Eurasia and Africa, the All-Russian Research Institute of Labor, the Ecosystem movement, Rosatom State Corporation, and other organizations.

At the presentation the achievements of 2024 were announced, the main tracks of the gas pedal - ‘Labor Protection’, ‘Ecology’ and ‘Social Design’ - were presented. The event ended with a demonstration of a unique game ‘ESG: City of the Future’ developed by Natalia Korshunova, a student of Lomonosov Moscow State University.

Big Three’s participation in such a significant event emphasizes the company’s growing influence in the market. Its expertise and approach to the development of sustainable projects remains a benchmark for many in the industry. The company’s executives noted that such events provide not only an opportunity to evaluate fresh ideas, but also to lay the foundation for long-term partnerships that can bring meaningful results.

Since 2020, the Green Light gas pedal has been supporting promising students who are ready to work on complex corporate and environmental projects. During this time, more than 1,500 students from 32 regions of the country have participated in the competition, making it one of the largest educational and practical projects in the field of sustainable development.