CONTENT: Blog
Following the murder of George Floyd last summer, countless companies and their senior leadership publicly condemned discrimination in any form, announced various financial commitments aimed at accelerating change and, in some cases, unveiled long-term initiatives to fundamentally alter their business practices to meet the needs of all people.
Fast-forward to today: A new presidential administration committed to addressing systemic racism and economic inequality has taken office in the U.S. But what does this mean for businesses that pledged to help stamp out systemic racism just a few months ago? How can they make good on their commitments now and maintain momentum into the future?
Maximizing shareholder value is so last century! Stakeholder capitalism is here to stay and it s changing our organizations for the better. So, why does it matter for healthy spaces?
Bill Sisson, Executive Director of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development in North America, joins host Rasha Hasaneen to explain how this powerful social contract that includes employees and customers is transforming how businesses approach the role of indoor environments and sustainability.
In this episode of Healthy Space with Trane Technologies, Bill gives an insider’s view on how business leaders are rising to the challenge. We discuss the evolving health and wellbeing demands of society and the planet, and why addressing core social and environmental issues is ultimately good for business too.
CONTENT: Press Release
February 23, 2021 /3BL Media/ - CASE Construction Equipment, the global construction equipment brand of CNH Industrial, and Texas-based dealer Nueces Power Equipment provided equipment and support for a two-week Team Rubicon operation that continued each organization’s support of Hurricane Harvey response and recovery still ongoing more than three years after the hurricane hit the region.
The operation was conducted by Team Rubicon, a veteran-led disaster response organization, in coordination with the Victoria County Long Term Recovery Group and resulted in the demolition and site clearing of ten properties as part of a program that built new houses at no cost for residents whose homes were deemed uninhabitable after the hurricane hit in August 2017.
New Mental Health Investments for Dow COVID-19 Relief
New Mental Health Investments for Dow COVID-19 Relief
Dow and the Dow Company Foundation have provided a total of $4.5MM for COVID relief
As the pandemic swept across the globe – our first priority was the safety of our people.
And once our crisis protocols were in place, and we secured our safe and reliable operations – we continued to deliver for our customers, shifted our manufacturing lines and created new solutions to help fill the global shortage of personal protection equipment (PPE) and medical supplies.
We immediately activated our Foundation and reached out to our community leaders, while working alongside our local nonprofit partners to support our communities.