Overview
Over the past three years, Silverstone has made remarkable progress on its ESG journey, climbing from 18th place in the Sustainable Circuit Index to being recognised as the third most sustainable motorsport circuit in the world in 2024. Our commitment to environmental responsibility has driven significant change, solidifying our position as a leader in the industry. In 2025, we are building on this success by formally integrating social and governance principles into our ESG strategy.
This next phase will ensure that we enhance our environmental and social impact whilst ensuring good governance practices. By driving and tracking ESG performance, ensuring regulatory compliance, engaging key stakeholders, and delivering social impact, we are strengthening our long‑term resilience, and that of our communities. Through this holistic approach, we reaffirm our commitment to securing Silverstone’s legacy as an iconic and responsible destination for generations to come.
Responsibilities
The Head of ESG will play a pivotal role in shaping and implementing Silverstone’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy, ensuring alignment with commercial objectives and industry best practices. This role will oversee the development and execution of ESG initiatives, including environmental impact, social engagement and governance compliance.
Key responsibilities include building on the success of the ESG Strategy to develop and implement Silverstone’s ESG projects and programmes, leading sustainability partnerships, representing the business at external events and engagements, ensuring regulatory compliance and integrating ESG principles across all business activities. The Head of ESG will also drive key projects such as sustainable energy initiatives, green transport planning and community engagement programmes. With strong leadership, strategic vision and the ability to manage multiple complex projects, the Head of ESG will be instrumental in positioning Silverstone as an industry leader in environmental and social impact.
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