We’re pleased to share that Nexio Projects has been recognised as Top Consulting Firm of 2025 by Consultancy.nl. We’ve been ranked as a frontrunner in Sustainability and ESG categories with Platinum Medals. What does this recognition entail? And how does it reflect our growth this year?


Ranking 1.400 consultancies
The Top Consulting Firm list is a yearly by consultancy platform Consultancy.nl. It ranks the expertise of 1.400 consultancies that are based in The Netherlands. For this, it uses a survey across clients and consultants plus an assessment of consultancies’ capabilities, projects, thought leadership – and more. It is considered an in-depth reflection and comparison of consultancies’ expertise.
Platinum levels
Last year, Nexio Projects was already awarded Golden medals in the Sustainability and ESG categories. In 2025, we have moved up to Platinum levels for:
- Sustainability
- ESG
Sharing our expertise throughout an eventful year
Marc Roodhuyzen de Vries, Managing Partner and Co-CEO, shares: “I’m thrilled t to see that we’re recognised as a frontrunner in our field. This year has been eventful, with many changes to sustainability regulations and ambitions.”
This recognition is one of the many of this year, alongside becoming a Great Place to Work, being voted as one of the Best Workplaces for Women as well as Top Brand in Corporate Sustainability by EUPD Group. Next to our status as Platinum Partner of EcoVadis, B Corp Way Partner, and member of UN Global Compact, it reflects our ongoing commitment to help companies navigate complex sustainability challenges.
Learn more
Nexio Projects’ expertise spans ESG ratings, sustainability reporting, strategy and climate services. If you want to learn more, do check out our knowledge centre, client work and solutions.
Learn more about the Consultancy.nl rankings here: https://www.consultancy.nl/rankings/2025
“Being named a Top Consultancy 2025 is an incredible recognition of our team’s resilience and vision, proof that even in challenging years, purpose-driven consulting and genuine collaboration remain the strongest catalysts for meaningful change.”










