Get your eco-friendly products in front of the right buyers
Calling all exhibitors! Get recognized on the Big 5 Impact Trail – a dedicated route spotlighting exhibitors with verified green innovations.
Sustainability is a top priority for the industry – buyers are actively seeking certified green solutions. The Big 5 Impact Trail connects them directly to exhibitors leading the way in sustainable innovation.
Do your products align
with these sustainability pillars?
Secure your spot on the Impact Trail
at no extra cost to:
How it works?
Eligibility criteria
To be part of the Impact Trail, exhibitors must:
- Be a confirmed exhibitor at Big 5 Global or its co-located events.
- Offer a certified sustainable product with industry-recognized credentials (For example: Cradle to Cradle, EU Ecolable, TUV Green Product CERT etc)
- Demonstrate positive environmental and/or social impact.
Celebrating the leaders
driving sustainable progress
As part of our commitment to driving positive change, these awards recognize pioneering exhibitors who are advancing sustainability in the built environment. By spotlighting innovation, environmental responsibility and social impact, we aim to inspire the industry and encourage broader adoption of sustainable practices.
Award categories
Entry requirement for
all shortlisted award categories
As part of their entry, exhibitors must demonstrate the potential for the product to be used in the MEASA region, either through existing or intended application. Each product will be scored across 5 criteria, total score out of 50 points.
Award benefits
for winners
✔ Special trophy and recognition at Big 5 Global’s official exhibitor awards on day 4 taking place in the Sheikh Rashid Hall Stage
✔ Media exposure through event press releases, website features and social media highlights
✔ Increased business credibility and positioning as an industry sustainability leader
These awards will not only recognize excellence but also inspire exhibitors to continue pushing for greener solutions that will shape the future of the built environment.
