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Steer is delighted to have been named one of only 12 organisations to achieve a gold award in this year’s 4th annual The TIDEmark.

This transaction is highly significant for the Colombian road market, given the current global economic situation and the innovative nature of this joint venture process that attracted many global investment firms.

Steer is delighted to announce the appointment of Andrew McClune as an Associate Director in our London office.

Today, Steer launches its employee-led commitment and pathway towards operating as a Net Zero Carbon company by 2025. For Steer, Net Zero means a reduction in carbon emissions, not reliance on off-setting. We are delighted and proud that our Net Zero commitment has been developed wholly by our employees, who have utilised their expertise, skill and creativity to design our plans.

We are delighted to announce that Groveworld has secured a resolution to grant planning permission from Camden Council for the redevelopment of the former Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital at 330 Gray’s Inn Road in King’s Cross.

Steer is pleased to announce that we feature in the Employee Ownership Association's Top 50 Report 2021 as one of the fifty largest employee-owned companies in the UK. 

Equity, diversity, and inclusion are becoming increasingly important workplace issues, particularly for women who face greater challenges succeeding in male-dominated industries. We recently spoke with Astra Castillo, Senior Director of Infrastructure & Project Finance at Fitch Ratings, who shared her perspective on these challenges.

The Fifth High-level Ministerial Meeting of the Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme (THE PEP), which took place on 10 May 2021, was co-organised by the United Nations and the World Health Organisation.

Steer is pleased to announce the appointment of Rawley Vaughan as an Associate in our Washington D.C. office. Rawley will serve as Steer’s North American Market Lead for in-terminal concessions.

We recently had the pleasure of speaking to Roberta Frisoni, Councillor of Urban Planning and Transport in the Municipality of Rimini, Italy (and a former Steer colleague). Roberta shared with us the massive impact the pandemic has had on tourism, the challenges of a rapidly changing environment and what the future of urban planning and micromobility looks like, particularly in a city like Rimini.