Sustainable Green Printing Partnership hosts sustainability event
SGP certified printer and program host, Bolger, will present their deep dive into the overall return on investment (ROI) of its continued sustainability journey.
The Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading authority in sustainable printing certification is holding a forum today: Sustainability at Bolger: An SGP Community Event. The event takes place on November 6, 2019 at Bolger LLC in Minneapolis, MN.
Sustainability at Bolger: An SGP Community Event will explore both the successes and challenges the printing industry faces as it continues its sustainability journey. The program brings together a variety of speakers to educate and spark conversation on current issues.
The line-up of diverse speakers that will discuss the various topics regarding sustainability and the current climate. SGP certified printer and program host, Bolger, are presenting their deep dive into the overall return on investment (ROI) of its continued sustainability journey. Other topics include:
- The current landscape of recycling, in both the local Minneapolis area as well as across the country from Eureka Recycling
- SGP Patron 3M's study on the evolution of substrates
- US Bank Stadium, the first professional sports stadium, and its journey to earn the LEED Platinum rating
"Bolger began studying print's impact on the environment in the mid 70's. We were early adopters of both recycled paper and agri-based inks. Today we continue that study. Bolger firmly believes sustainability is important to our customers, employees and the earth. We simply believe that it is good business with a strong ROI." -Dik Bolger, President, Bolger LLC.
This event is open to all printers and members of the SGP Community. To learn more about the event and purchase tickets, please visit our event page, here.
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