Access Holdings recently hosted students from Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) at its headquarters. The students came to thank the Group for sponsoring the EcoMalchemy Plastic-to-Art Project.
The initiative turned discarded plastic waste into artistic creations now displayed in a museum. It gave students a chance to explore how creativity can promote sustainability and environmental responsibility.
During the visit, students presented a special award to Access Holdings for supporting the project. Victor Willie, Head of Stakeholder Management, and the Group’s sustainability team warmly received them.
Students shared how the project broadened their understanding of waste management, community impact, and collaboration. They also praised Access Holdings for backing youth-led innovation in solving environmental challenges.
Access Holdings representatives celebrated the students’ creativity. They reaffirmed the Group’s commitment to promoting sustainability, supporting innovation, and building partnerships that create lasting impact.
