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Serving the Community While Keeping Commercial Furniture out of Landfills
Installnet, Bard College MBA sustainability program share lessons learned from more than a decade of furniture donations to more than 3,200 communitiesSetting the standard for cost-effective reuse will help drive a circular economyInnovative solutions needed for work surfaces and other hard-to-recycle materials -
Closing Loops, Opening Opportunities for Circularity in Commercial Furniture
Installnet, Bard College MBA program share research to drive reuseInitiative designed to identify and deliver solutions to eliminate waste and cut carbon emissionsIndustry-wide approach will help building industry consistently and credibly track and report progress -
USC Games Establishes The Gerald A. Lawson Endowment Fund, Supporting Black and Indigenous Students in Game Design and Engineering
Industry Leader Take-Two Interactive Helps to Found and Fund Endowment Supporting Racial Equity and Inclusion in Gaming and Tech for the #1 Game Design Program in North America -
Hannon Armstrong Foundation Establishes Climate Solutions Scholarship Program to Support Sustainability-Focused Students from Historically Underrepresented Communities
$200,000 Grant to Aid Initial Cohort of Undergraduates from Morgan State University and Miami University -
First Cohort of Black Corporate Board Readiness Professionals Convenes at Santa Clara University
Twenty-eight seasoned executives have joined the inaugural cohort of Santa Clara University’s Black Corporate Board Readiness program. -
New Program at SCU’s Silicon Valley Executive Center Prepares Black Executives for Board Leadership
Santa Clara University is launching a program to prepare senior Black executives for service on the boards of private and public companies. -
CEMEX-Tec Award Recognizes the Social Impact of Entrepreneurs
This year’s global call doubles its entries, with 701 projects from 29 countries. Two new categories will be introduced in the 2019 call: Community entrepreneurship; and Collaborative action.