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Via locally initiated actions around the central theme of ‘River clean-up’ Gosselin wants to motivate/activate all Gosselin employees across the world to set-up a local initiative (either big or small) as an important first step in the Gosselin sustainability ambitions for 2022.

Interstate, Gosselin’s trusted partner for moves in America, contacted Gosselin to arrange a move for the US Army Field Band. Gosselin UK made sure the band was able to perform at the 2022 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo by delivering their instruments to the venue on time.

Gosselin UK sponsored the Coalporters Rowing Regatta. Our own Emma Spratt, a rower herself, represented Gosselin and is photographed with the winning crew of the Ladies Novice Fours race.

In order to fight the rising use of plastic in the moving sector, Gosselin employees are getting involved in finding sustainable solutions. They found an alternative for bubble wrap, but that’s not all. Gosselin wants to take the lead in sustainability projects, and to engage as many moving companies as it can to help carry this load.

Branch manager of Gosselin Bucharest, Cristinel Dinu assisted with the visit of the First Lady of the United States, Jill Biden, for which he received special recognition. This is the second Certificate of Appreciation Cristinel has received for his efforts.

Gosselin Baku began working as a Turkish Airlines agent in December 2020, and this partnership has now been renewed for another year.

A few years ago, Czechia had to cut down a massive amount of trees infested by a bark beetle to prevent the disease from spreading. Petr Prochazka, Gosselin Czechia country representative, suggested that Gosselin plant 1,000 trees to help rebuild these forests and to make a personal contribution to the efforts to fight climate change.

Steve Wakley of Gosselin UK has worked for three international moving companies without leaving a single one of them. How did he manage that? Well, he started out working for Davis Turner, a family-run moving company that later became DT Moving, which in turn was bought by Gosselin. Now, 40 years later, he has made it from packer trainee to operations manager.

Moving a three-meter-long statue that weighs about 4,000 kilograms all the way from Belgium to Venice is a project that normally requires several weeks of preparations. Barbara Savelli of Gosselin Italy only had one week to get the job done. The project resulted in a wonderful collaboration between Gosselin Moving and Heavy.