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Integral Group and Ross & Baruzzini Come Together Under New Brand, Introba, to Meet Increasing Global Demand for Sustainable, Resilient Engineering
Integral Group and Ross & Baruzzini announced they are combining under a new brand name, Introba. -
lululemon Releases Second Annual Global Wellbeing Report
Mental health rises in importance as a driver of being well, while lack of a support network and stress emerge as the top two barriersBetter coping strategies, social media mindfulness, a return to the workplace, and community lift wellbeing -
New Mentorship Program, Athlete Women Empowered, Helps Young BIPOC Athletes Overcome Barriers and Prepare for Life After Sport
30+ Canadian industry leaders sign up as mentors for Athlete Tech Group’s first-of-its-kind program empowering student BIPOC women athletes -
Corporate Social Responsibility Related News Releases and Story Ideas for Reporters, Bloggers and Media Outlets
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lululemon Launches Centre for Social Impact to Further Advance Equity in Wellbeing
Launch Supports lululemon’s Commitment to Invest $75 Million USD into Equitable Wellbeing Programs by 2025 with an Initial $5 Million USD Investment in Local Grassroots Organizations and Global and National Non-Profits -
Bolt Threads Partners With adidas, Kering, lululemon and Stella McCartney to Introduce Mylo™
The companies and Bolt Threads unite to form a first-of-its-kind Mylo consortium, a highly unique and creative collaborative partnership, to usher in a more sustainable future for fashion -
Corporate Social Responsibility Related News Releases and Story Ideas for Reporters, Bloggers and Media Outlets
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lululemon and the United Nations Foundation Launch New Program to Address Mental and Physical Health of UN Humanitarian Aid Workers
With funding commitment from lululemon, Peace on Purpose aims to train and equip more than 3,000 aid workers and reach 30,000 UN staff over the next three years with mindfulness and self-care tools