We seek individuals who will bring enthusiasm, curiosity, and a passion for what we do to their everyday work. Attracting and retaining qualified talent from a wide range of backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences is a strategic priority.
In this bonus episode of Rethinking EHS, host Angelique Dickson (President, Inogen Alliance) is joined by Mariarosaria Galiotti and Sofiane Kessouar from Baden Consulting (Switzerland) to explore a real-world energy resilience case study
For 15 years, the Connected by Safety program has demonstrated a powerful truth across Latin America: safety is more than a set of rules; it is the cornerstone of a resilient, thriving community.
MetLife’s responsible investments seek to achieve a market financial return while considering social and/or environmental benefits that help create healthier communities and a more sustainable environment.
“This collaboration with Qualcomm allowed us to test Whispp where the technology ultimately needs to perform: in real conversations, on the devices people already use..."
Francia Páramo, Director of Freight Forwarding at DP World in Mexico, has been named to T21’s 100 Women in Transportation and Logistics 2026, recognizing her leadership, innovation, and contributions to strengthening Mexico’s logistics and supply chain industry.
The 2026 State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI) report was released today, revealing the latest global trends in hunger and malnutrition. Action Against Hunger experts are available for comment on the report’s key findings, what they mean for communities.
A question in Thermo King’s Barcelona lab led to a smarter, circular approach to refrigerant testing—cutting waste, costs and emissions without compromising certification precision.
On World Cleft Awareness Day, the partners celebrate their 7,000th enabled cleft surgery and, for the first time, share the economic dimension of their collective impact: an estimated $470 million in lifetime value generated and more than 45,000 years of healthy life restored.
