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Sustainable Event Strategist Certificate

Integrate sustainability into your events with tools for carbon emissions, food and beverage, single-use items reduction and more.

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Serve 360:

Doing Good in Every Direction

Inspired by Marriott’s core values to Serve Our World and Put People First, our sustainability and social impact platform, Serve 360: Doing Good in Every Direction, guides the company’s efforts to make a positive, sustainable impact wherever we do business.

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MPI Sustainability Advisory Council

The MPI Sustainability Advisory Council is dedicated to advancing MPI's commitment to sustainability by offering guidance, resources, and best practices to the MPI community.

We’re working to bring you resources that aid you in your sustainability journey. Here are some resources recommended by MPI’s Sustainability Advisory Council. Check back as we update the page with new and late breaking content from within and outside the industry!

Download Destination Canada’s Sustainability Storybook today!

With actionable insights and tangible tools for planning events that foster environmental, sociocultural and economic sustainability, we invite you to read the Sustainability Storybook—and be inspired.

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Sustainability Top Stories

‘If you haven’t started to implement sustainability as a planner, you are behind’

From generational shifts to new government regulations to supply chain communications, there’s a lot to keep up with in the world of event sustainability.

Sustainability taking root

A cross-section of meeting industry leaders—including members of MPI’s Sustainability Advisory Committee—share recent, successful sustainability trends or initiatives that have impressed them.

Sustainable events: Great memories, small footprints

“It is entirely possible to plan and execute a luxurious event that is packed with content and sustainable, with a net-zero or event-positive carbon impact.”

Event sustainability: ‘An eagerness like never before’

It’s clear that planners have become far more open to sustainability and are showing a willingness to change past planning practices with a more sustainable future in mind.