Innovation is the cornerstone of progress, especially when it comes to creating healthier environments for all, and at the recent Knauf Insulation NA’s National Sales Meeting in Washington DC, it was with great pleasure that we honored Knauf with the “Innovation in Insulation” Award. This recognition highlights Knauf’s dedication over several years in creating a diverse portfolio of products that play a vital role in healthier built environments.
CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly®
Accepting the insulation award on behalf of Knauf was Nathan Walker, the Senior Vice President of Sales, Marketing, and Innovation. Nathan has been a great champion of the asthma & allergy friendly® certification, and it has been an absolute pleasure collaborating with him.
“As indoor comfort and air quality standards rise, we take pride in offering solutions that not only enhance comfort but also contribute to a safer indoor environment,” says Nathan Walker, Senior Vice President – Customer Experience, Innovation, & Sales. “This recognition underscores Knauf’s commitment to delivering a portfolio of products that contribute to healthier built environments.”
CEO of Allergy Standards Ltd, Dr. John McKeon, had the privilege of delivering a keynote address to the entire Knauf team and he shared the inspiring story behind the conception of the asthma & allergy friendly® Certification Program and the role played by our scientific arm, Allergy Standards (ASL).
At the meeting the Certification Program actively participated in educational booth sessions alongside our partners, the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). Our partnership cements our commitment to empowering consumers and clients with invaluable knowledge. After all, education is at the heart of informed decision-making, and we firmly believe in empowering individuals and families with the tools they need to make healthier choices.
Congratulations to the entire Knauf team for this well-deserved recognition. We are excited about the prospect of continuing our partnership in promoting a healthier built environment. Here’s to a future filled with progress, collaboration, and healthier spaces for all.