Which of the following terms BEST describes an employee who promotes green initiatives within an organisation?

Question

Options

• AGreen Champion.
• BGreen Evangelist.
• CGreen Advocate.
• DGreen Leader.

• A
  89% (25)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  7% (2)

Explanation

Green Champion is the established term used in sustainability and environmental management frameworks (including ISO 14001 and many corporate sustainability programs) to describe an employee who actively promotes and drives green initiatives internally. The word "Champion" specifically connotes someone who takes ownership and advocates from within an organisational structure.

• B (Green Evangelist) is a real concept but typically refers to external promotion or spreading a message beyond the organisation, not internal advocacy.
• C (Green Advocate) sounds plausible but is a general term not formally defined in organisational sustainability contexts the way "Champion" is.
• D (Green Leader) implies a formal leadership or management role, whereas a Champion can be any employee regardless of seniority.

Memory tip: Think of a "champion" in sports - they fight for their team from the inside. A Green Champion fights for sustainability within their organisation. The word "Champion" is also widely used in change management (e.g., "Change Champion"), so if you see an internal promoter of any initiative, "Champion" is almost always the correct exam answer.

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