Craig Wentworth promoted to Research Director

Please join me in congratulating Craig Wentworth on his promotion to Research Director.

Readers of UKHotViews and members of our subscription and advisory services will be familiar with Craig’s work, which spans the SustainabilityViews and PublicSectorViews research programmes. In the latter, he is our research lead for Education, Local Government, and Social Value.

In particular, Craig has built a rich body of research examining the intersection of technology and sustainability. He is the master of ‘joining the dots’ and deciphering swathes of data to explain the trends and emerging opportunities. Craig produces creative outputs that inform and inspire (check out his latest podcasts below*), giving our clients the detail and confidence they need to edge ahead of the competition.

Craig joined TechMarketView around two years ago, and he works with the rest of the analyst team in producing research that is founded on high-quality and unique data sets. Today, he is launching his latest report: Sustainability Technology Activity Index 2025 – The global view, available only for members of SustainabilityViews clients.

Craig says: “The Sustainability Technology Activity Index lies at the heart of our SustainabilityViews research, delivering essential market intelligence for suppliers and tech users navigating the rapidly evolving sustainability tech landscape. By tracking the sustainability activities of over 2,000 companies worldwide, our detailed analysis of market trends across multiple industries reveals where the immediate commercial opportunities are and which sectors require longer-term investment.

Customers are using the Index to identify the high-growth use case areas and where the suppliers are focusing their efforts (and with whom). I am typically working with our clients on projects that leverage the Index’s rich data and unique analysis, including the identification of partnership and M&A opportunities.”

If you would like to bring Craig into your strategic thinking around sustainability or appear on one of his podcasts, you can contact him here.

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Totally Sust #10: Pairing sustainability with profitability

Posted by: Kate Hanaghan at 09:30