The Concordia Leadership Council is proud to announce Mr. Ryan Gellert, Chief Executive Officer of Patagonia, as the first of three recipients of the 2026 Concordia Leadership Award, recognized for his work in the private sector. Mr. Gellert will be formally recognized for his ex
As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, researchers are using cutting-edge technology to preserve one of the nation’s most enduring symbols: the Liberty Bell.
The 3M Open returned to TPC Twin Cities in July for its eighth edition, rewriting the record book and crowning a 21-year-old champion who held off the top player in the world.
Another step in Sofidel’s energy transition journey: a new photovoltaic system has become operational at the Sofidel America facility in Circleville, Ohio, USA.
Vanilla farming communities in Madagascar will have the opportunity to participate in a capacity building project that fosters independence, sustainable livelihoods and trade justice throughout the next three and a half years.
Keysight recognizes that climate change presents significant economic, social, and environmental challenges and is committed to doing its part to help mitigate the worst impacts of the climate crisis.
Eliza Clark, Vice President of Sustainability, Cargill Food, and Heather Pfahl, CARE's Managing Director of Agribusiness and Sustainable Food Systems, share lessons from the PROSPER III partnership on building resilient food systems.
Motorola Solutions has been named one of America’s Most Charitable Companies by Newsweek, ranking #24 overall out of 300 designees, and #4 within the technology industry.
KeyBank (NYSE: KEY) today marks the third anniversary of Key Select Checking®, the interest-bearing checking account designed to reward clients for the direct deposits they make to their account.
While kidney transplant is the optimal treatment path for end stage kidney disease (ESKD), complex logistical, financial and educational barriers can often stand in the way for many patients interested in pursuing it.
