World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance strengthens global network with three new members
WSHA
The new members joining WSHA are Sedex, EcoVadis and Grivalia Hospitality.
The World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance (WSHA) announced its latest new members, strengthening its global network with expertise in sustainability ratings, hotel investment and supply chain transparency, further accelerating its mission to create a net positive hospitality industry.
The new members joining WSHA are Sedex, A global leader in data insights, assessment tools (including the SMETA audit) and professional services, providing critical solutions for supply chain sustainability and responsible business practices; EcoVadis, The global standard for sustainable, resilient supply chains, providing sustainability ratings and insights to help the industry improve its environmental, social, and ethical performance; And Grivalia Hospitality, A real estate investment group focused on high‑end, luxury lifestyle hospitality assets in Greece. Grivalia Hospitality operates as a long‑term hospitality asset owner, specializing in the development, ownership, and active asset management of hospitality real estate in distinctive destinations.
Together, these organisations strengthen WSHA’s ability to help the hospitality industry measure sustainability performance, improve supply chain transparency, unlock investment in sustainable development and accelerate the transition to net positive hospitality.
Glenn Mandziuk, WSHA President & CEO said, “We are thrilled to welcome EcoVadis, Grivalia, and Sedex into our growing community. Achieving net positive hospitality requires a cross-sector approach. By integrating these new members’ expertise in data, investment, and performance assessment, we are better equipped to drive the systemic change our industry needs.”
The World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance continues to work with its members to develop the tools, resources, and collaborative platforms necessary to address the climate, human rights, and social challenges facing the hospitality sector today.
Annette Gevaert, SVP Alliances and Strategic Initiatives at EcoVadis said: “Sustainable procurement is no longer just about compliance, it is the foundation of long-term sector resilience. By combining EcoVadis’ global ratings and carbon intelligence with WSHA’s industry leadership, we are giving hospitality organizations a unified pathway to mitigate supply chain risk, safeguard human rights, and accelerate Scope 3 decarbonization, turning shared commitments into measurable, lasting impact across the entire value chain.”
Audrey Clavedon, Head of Sustainability Leadership at Sedex, said: “We’re delighted to join WSHA to support our many customers in the industry, and the sector as a whole, to build more responsible and resilient supply chains.”
