Radisson Yes, I Can attitude spreads to the environment

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Radisson Yes, I Can attitude spreads to the environment

Friday, 19 August 2011 12:48

On Friday a group of colleagues from the Radisson Aruba Resort Casino & Spa undertook a road-side cleanup on Palm Beach. The group was made up of Accounting, Purchasing and the IT Department members.

They met early in the morning and spent over two hours collecting debris and trash between the Radisson Aruba Resort Casino & Spa and the Sasaki highway. Wearing their Yes I Can! T-shirts, they picked up mostly plastic bottles, cups, and food take-out containers, and returned to their resort with a piled-high pick up. “It is important that we all take ownership of Responsible Business, because WE are the people, community and environment, and WE are responsible,” says the behind-the-scene organizer Glenn Farro, Director of Human Resources.

The resort conducts a monthly environmental clean up as part of its commitment to the community of Aruba and in compliance with the Aruba Hotel and Tourism Association, Sponsor-A-Mile initiative.