Coming to you live from the city that never sleeps, we’re excited to share the latest updates from our journey with the asthma and allergy friendly® Certification Program.
Just days ago, we wrapped up an incredible visit to Chicago, supporting our wonderful clients, Tarkett, Benjamin Moore, and True Value at various events. The activations we executed, especially with Tarkett around Design Days, were a true testament to the progress and impact of our certification efforts. Allergy Standards CEO, Dr. John McKeon, played a pivotal role in these discussions, emphasizing the significance of healthier indoor environments.
Alfredo Valiente, Leah McInerney, Edja Kouassi, Dave Morrissey, Alexander Damroth
Then our journey brought us to New York City, having left the Windy City behind. Yesterday, before arriving in the heart of Manhattan, we had a productive meeting in New Jersey with the Benjamin Moore team. It was a great opportunity to discuss the advancements we’ve made with the certification program over the past few months. The meeting underscored our collective commitment to promoting indoor air quality and the significant strides we’re making together.
Elise Sabak, Leah McInerney
Today, we concluded another meeting, this time with Elise Sabak from SIJO. SIJO, a brand approaching its five-year milestone this October, is preparing to launch four new colors of their CERTIFIED AiryWeight Collection. This expansion not only marks an exciting development for SIJO but also highlights the increasing consumer demand for CERTIFIED products.
Our time in New York City is not just about meetings and progress updates. It’s about deepening relationships, sharing knowledge, and planning for a future where indoor air quality is a priority in every space we occupy. The enthusiasm and dedication of our partners, like Tarkett, Benjamin Moore, and SIJO, inspire us to continue pushing boundaries and advocating for healthier indoor environments.
As we continue our journey, we remain committed to spreading awareness about the importance of indoor air quality and the role of CERTIFIED products in achieving this goal.