Topic: Sustainability

Start-ups and global companies alike are seeking to drive growth and innovate through circular economic models.

Warm, humanistic and natural materials layer together creating inspiring places where people want to work.

What you should ask before making that next investment in your workplace.

Three hidden gems show us how previously unwanted material can create the most desired spaces.

Discovering new ways to drive growth is the next era of sustainability.

There’s growing awareness that protecting natural resources and enhancing people’s lives is core to the future of the human race as well as a company’s ability to survive and thrive in a changing, challenging world.

Sustainability is about people. It’s about creating and supporting the economic, environmental and social conditions that allow people and communities to reach their full potential. It’s about long-term wellbeing in its purest sense.

The Circular Economy: Rethinking the Way to Move the World Forward

Leading organizations recognize that when they align the social, economic and environmental impacts of business decisions with their company’s purpose and values, the outcomes can be substantial: improved business results, enhanced reputation, and optimized value proposition for all stakeholders.

Today, sustainability permeates every aspect of a company’s strategic business plan: social investments, manufacturing processes, real estate, materials, energy use, procurement, certifications and market claims.

The larger issue is how to define sustainability. The word has transcended its original environmental roots and become part of everyday conversation. Sustainability has grown as a concept to include economic and social meaning.