The focus on sustainability and responsible business practices in a swiftly changing environment has led to the furniture industry undergoing a profound transformation. Stakeholders now give priority to products that excel in performance while meeting rigorous environmental and social standards. This shift reflects a collective commitment to a more conscientious and eco-friendly approach to furniture production.

This complimentary webinar explores the strategic benefits of differentiating your brand with the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers' Association’s (BIFMA) LEVEL® product certification. Uncover how this voluntary standard establishes clear, measurable benchmarks for success across diverse sustainability aspects – from materials and energy utilization to considerations for human and ecosystem well-being and social responsibility. Gain insights into how this certification can communicate to the market that your products, facilities, and policies adhere to stringent third-party sustainability criteria.

Find out about the product categories encompassed by this certification, ranging from movable walls and systems furniture to case goods, tables, seating and accessories. Achieving BIFMA LEVEL® product certification gives you a powerful asset for marketing and setting your products apart. Learn about how it not only inspires buyer confidence but also plays a role in accruing Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) credits for your products.

Led by our furniture industry team, who have extensive expertise in sustainable certification programs, this webinar also gives you the opportunity to join the discussion.

Agenda

Introduction
Exploring BIFMA Level® product certification for office furniture
Product focus: correlating specific BIFMA standards with product types
Q&A session

Secure your spot now by registering and begin your journey towards sustainable and secure furniture practices.

Who should attend?

This webinar will be of interest to furniture brands, office furniture manufacturers, and small and large enterprises connected to the furniture industry.