Pawprint bought out of liquidation by former MD

Pawprint bought out of liquidation by former MD

Shona Campbell

Henderson Loggie’s Shona Campbell is to oversee a transition at sustainability platform Pawprint after its assets were bought out of liquidation by former managing director Emily Hillier.

Ms Hillier is to take on the role of CEO in the business and will ensure continuity of service for Pawprint customers.

Ms Campbell has been appointed to oversee the formal liquidation process and to support an orderly transition.

Pawprint brings together technology, behavioural science and carbon data in a single climate‑action platform designed to inspire people and companies to embrace sustainability in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.

Backed scientifically by carbon expert Mike Berners‑Lee, it was the first eco‑companion tool to integrate actions across home, work and lifestyle.

Since it was founded in 2019, more than 50,000 individuals have logged climate‑friendly actions through the Pawprint app, and several major UK companies such as Royal London, Vitality and Nando’s have used Pawprint to engage employees in sustainability initiatives.

The company has also created over 50 skilled roles in sustainability and contributed to Scotland’s wider tech ecosystem through early adoption and integration of emerging technologies.

Ms Campbell said: “A route has been secured which allows the platform and customer relationships to continue under new ownership.

“Our role now is to manage the formalities of the liquidation while supporting a smooth transition. Emily’s commitment offers a constructive outcome for stakeholders and a positive future for the technology.”

Pawprint founder Christian Arno is to move into the role of non-executive chair, supporting the transition and helping to guide the next phase.

Mr Arno said: “Seeing the Pawprint platform move into the hands of someone who knows the business, believes deeply in its mission and is committed to its future is incredibly heartening.

“Emily’s decision to take the reins provides a positive way forward for customers and partners who have supported us from the beginning.

“I’m proud of what the team has built and delighted that the platform and proposition will continue to evolve under Emily’s leadership.”

Ms Hillier said: “Pawprint has always stood for empowering people to take meaningful climate action, and that purpose remains as important as ever.

“I’m excited to lead the next chapter, working closely with our customers to build on the strong foundations already in place.

“There is huge potential ahead, and I’m committed to ensuring the platform and the company continues to deliver value, innovation and impact.”

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