This week, we hear from the judges for the East of England Energy Ambassador and the Educational Trailblazer awards, who explain what unique insights they are bringing to this process.

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Award criteria

The judges will be looking for programmes that effectively raise awareness and promote sustainability through education, training or communication.

Innovation, engagement and measurable outcomes in knowledge or behaviour change will be key factors. Entries should have the potential for wider reach and scalability.

Rachel Bunn, director at East Coast Energy Training Academy(Image: East Coast College)

Can you tell us a bit about your career to date?

I have worked at the college in a variety of roles, starting in 2001, but skills and innovation is at the heart of my work. I am also the college STEM lead and CSR champion.

A key aspect on my work is supporting individuals and communities to explore how training can help recruitment and retention.

Why were you keen to get involved in the Clean & Green Awards?

We need to shout about the great work that is taking place in the region. The awards support companies and showcase why they........

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