Three members of the Scarf team have been recognised among the UK’s best after being shortlisted for this year’s Investors in People Awards, which celebrate excellence in people management and workplace culture across the country.
The shortlisted nominees are:
- Emma Johnson - Young Person of the Year
- Neil Stuart - Exceptional Long-Term Contribution
- Christine Sellers - The Investors in People Employee of the Year
The recognition reflects Scarf’s commitment to investing in its people, supporting development, and fostering a culture where colleagues can thrive both personally and professionally.
Lawrence Johnston, co-chief executive officer of Scarf, said: “We’re incredibly proud of Emma, Neil and Christine for being recognised at a national level. Each of them represents the dedication, professionalism and values that make Scarf what it is. This recognition shines the spotlight on their individual achievements, but also on the strong, supportive culture we’ve built together.”
The Investors in People Awards celebrate the very best in people management and workplace culture across the UK, recognising organisations and individuals who are making work better for everyone.
Winners of the 2025 Investors in People Awards will be announced later this year. Scarf has held Investors in People Silver accreditation since 2021, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to continuous improvement and staff development.
Scarf is a registered charity and social enterprise, founded in 1985, that partners with local and national government, the private sector, and other third sector organisations. For 40 years, Scarf have delivered free, impartial energy advice and connected households to funding and practical solutions that cut bills and carbon emissions – reinvesting all profits to create lasting social and environmental change.
For more information about the Investors in People Awards 2025, visit: https://www.investorsinpeople.com/awards/
To find out more about Scarf, visit www.scarf.org.uk