Would your products make the cut if your biggest customer started requiring environmental product declarations tomorrow?

For a growing number of manufacturers, that’s already happening. Gensler, one of the largest architecture firms in the world, designs more than a billion square feet of buildings every year, and now require EPDs for many of the product categories it specifies most. When a firm that size sets a requirement, the rest of the market takes notice. EPDs are quickly becoming the price of entry for winning bids, staying on spec, and protecting the accounts you already have.

In this webinar, you’ll hear directly from David Briefel at Gensler about why the firm made EPDs a requirement and where the industry is heading, so you can reduce your risk and get ahead of the competition before these requirements become the norm.

Why more architecture firms now ask for EPDs, and what that means for manufacturers

What firms like Gensler look for when they evaluate products for a project

What the EPD process involves and how to plan for it

How EPDs can help you stay competitive for bids and specifications

EPD requirements are coming to more of the market every year. Join this session to understand what’s changing and how to get your products ready

David Briefel - Climate Action & Sustainability Leader, Sustainability Director, Principal, Gensler

Major firms now require EPDs. Are your products ready?