Sustainability

Since the establishment of A-Booth in 1999, the company has been dedicated to developing best in class exhibitions and event concepts. With a strong focus on sustainability, A-Booth strives for maximum results with minimal negative impact on our planet. This emphasis on sustainability has been present from day 1, even when sustainability was not such a prominent social issue. Founders Peter Noordman and Jaap-kees Snoeij were aware that modular booth construction would be a significant advancement in what we now refer to as the 'Planet' aspect of sustainability. When the opportunity arose in the new millennium and A-Booth began building its own inventory of booth materials, the company made the transition to modular booth construction. Gradually, wooden construction was phased out over the following decades.

Sustainability has played a crucial role in every significant step in A-Booth's history. During the development and construction of the current office and warehouse in Oostzaan in 2012, gas connections were eliminated. The building is highly insulated and generates its own energy through solar panels, which are used for heating with the assistance of a heat pump. In the recently opened location in Zaandam, the gas connection has also been removed, and a combination of solar panels and a heat pump is utilized.

Sustainability in the broadest sense is deeply rooted in A-Booth's DNA. The company has awareness, concrete policies, and established objectives for both daily and long-term activities. In the future, A-Booth's focus on sustainability will be transparently reported. A first step towards this has been taken in the report titled 'Sustainability is ingrained in our DNA'.