‘Stanley + Techstars Accelerator’ Supporting Manufacturers To Make Sustainable Choice
Dailycsr.com – 30 March 2021 – Stanley Black & Decker provides “hand and power tools” besides dabbling in “other products” addressed towards “myriad business and consumer applications” on a global scale, whereby it has come out with the “Stanley + Techstars Accelerator” initiative.
The said is an attempt to help start-ups in their effort to develop AI solutions for “advanced manufacturing, additive manufacturing and sustainable packaging”. This way, it is aimed to support the manufacturers in making “measurable progress on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals”.
While, Cody Simms informed:
“Dan Fitzgerald, senior director of product sustainability at Stanley Black & Decker, said adopting more sustainable materials is one of many steps manufacturers can take today to make measurable progress on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals”.
Furthermore, he has urged the manufacturers to ask “two key questions” to themselves as a beginning. Here are the questions, as mentioned by Simms:
The said is an attempt to help start-ups in their effort to develop AI solutions for “advanced manufacturing, additive manufacturing and sustainable packaging”. This way, it is aimed to support the manufacturers in making “measurable progress on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals”.
While, Cody Simms informed:
“Dan Fitzgerald, senior director of product sustainability at Stanley Black & Decker, said adopting more sustainable materials is one of many steps manufacturers can take today to make measurable progress on their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals”.
Furthermore, he has urged the manufacturers to ask “two key questions” to themselves as a beginning. Here are the questions, as mentioned by Simms:
- “Are we putting materials out in the field that have a chance of seeing a second life?”
- “Are we using the lowest impact material to deliver the required function?”
For further information, kindly click on the link given below:
https://www.greenbiz.com/article/stanley-black-decker-heritage-turning-materials-waste-asset
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