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WorkNest receives carbon footprint certification as Axiom GRC progresses towards net zero

WorkNest has received independent Carbon Measured certification for its 2025 carbon footprint, providing a clear benchmark to help measure and reduce its environmental impact.

The certification forms part of a wider milestone for our parent company, Axiom GRC, which has received full verification and certification of its 2025 carbon footprint from Natural Carbon Solutions.

The verification covers Axiom GRC’s emissions across Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3, encompassing its own operations and wider indirect emissions associated with its business activities. Together, these categories take into account emissions from Axiom GRC’s own operations, as well as wider indirect emissions associated with its business activities.

In 2025, the Axiom GRC Board committed to a net zero transition plan aligned with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), with the aim of halving emissions by 2032 and achieving net zero by 2050.

Axiom GRC is already making progress. Despite continuing to grow and acquire businesses, the Group reduced its carbon emissions by 27% compared with the previous year, exceeding the annual reduction needed to remain on track towards its long-term target.

Leading by example

Alex Dacre, CEO of Axiom GRC, said:

“Like many organisations today, awareness and action over environmental impact is crucial to Axiom’s long-term strategy. Just as risks such as Health & Safety, Employment Law and Cyber Security pose threats in the world of GRC, so too does the potential damage to our planet. As our solutions reflect the full spectrum of these threats, including environmental management and ISO 14001 certification, I am proud to see Axiom leading by example in these areas.”

For WorkNest, certification provides a clearer understanding of our environmental impact and a benchmark against which to measure future progress. As part of Axiom GRC, we will continue to support the Group’s ambition to halve emissions by 2032 and achieve net zero by 2050.