Pace Group Holdings is proud to announce that it has been officially accredited by the Good Business Charter (GBC), recognising our commitment to responsible, ethical and transparent business practices.
The Good Business Charter is an independent accreditation awarded to organisations that demonstrate high standards across ten key areas of responsible business, including employee wellbeing, fair pay, diversity and inclusion, environmental responsibility, prompt payment to suppliers and ethical governance.
Achieving this accreditation reflects the values that continue to guide Pace Group as we grow across the UK lift industry. While our business has expanded rapidly through investment in people, companies and customer relationships, we remain committed to building an organisation that operates with integrity and long-term responsibility.
For our customers, partners and suppliers, Good Business Charter accreditation provides independent recognition that we are committed to doing business fairly and responsibly. For our employees, it reinforces our ongoing focus on creating a positive workplace built on respect, opportunity and accountability.
As one of the UK’s fastest-growing lift groups, we believe sustainable growth is about more than commercial success. It is about creating lasting value for everyone we work with while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and ethical business practice.
This accreditation marks an important milestone in our journey, and we are proud to stand alongside other organisations that share a commitment to building a fairer, more responsible business community.
We would like to thank everyone across the Pace Group whose dedication and commitment have helped make this achievement possible.
About the Good Business Charter
The Good Business Charter is the UK’s benchmark for responsible business. Organisations awarded accreditation demonstrate their commitment to responsible business practices across ten core components, including fair pay, employee wellbeing, environmental responsibility, ethical sourcing, prompt payment, diversity and inclusion, and responsible governance.
To learn more about the Good Business Charter and what the accreditation represents, visit the Good Business Charter website.