Steelcase is pleased to have set third-party verified science-based targets around carbon, strengthened our DEI efforts and published new governance policies to protect the rights of our people.

Steelcase continues to win on multiple fronts by developing new packaging solutions for a more sustainable future.

As we celebrate Earth Day, we’re highlighting how our collective sustainability impact can grow exponentially when organizations like Salesforce, Royal Philips and Steelcase encourage, help and require those they do business with to follow suit.

Steelcase made news recently by announcing it has become carbon neutral and, even more significant, it set science-based targets that intends to achieve by 2030.

Planned before the pandemic, the new office in Sevenum in the Netherlands is an example of a resilient workplace that adapted easily to safely welcome employees back.

By Jim Keane, Steelcase President and CEO — Today, Steelcase announced we have achieved carbon neutrality throughout our own operations. We are going even further, having set aggressive science-based targets in line with the most ambitious goal of the Paris Agreement.

Global measurement standards identify specific elements that ensure the workplace enhances people’s wellbeing.

“We work hard to create an equitable and inspiring place to work, and it’s a delight to be recognized for our efforts,” said Jim Keane, Steelcase President and CEO.

Steelcase creates sustainable stage at the Future Day conference in Frankfurt.

How an innovative approach to community impact is delivering sustainable change and engaging employees.