Crestron is now SAVe Certified, underscoring its commitment to environmental and social responsibility. This milestone was reached following Crestron’s participation in the SAVe Certification Program on July 18, at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.

The event brought together over 30 Crestron employees from multiple departments, alongside five SAVe representatives and a guest speaker from Columbia’s Climate School. The day’s agenda included educational sessions on climate change, e-waste management, plastic pollution, and recycling. These were followed by a workshop where Crestron employees collaborated to develop strategies for aligning the company’s operations with the SDGs.

“We are thrilled that Crestron is the first manufacturer in the AV industry to become SAVe Certified,” exclaimed Christina De Bono, founder and president of SAVe. “It’s a demonstration of its commitment to align with the Sustainable Development Goals and become a sustainability leader in our industry.”

Crestron Sustainability Workshop Series

Inspired by the event, Crestron has taken decisive action to integrate sustainability into its core strategy. The company has launched a series of monthly workshops, ensuring that all three pillars of sustainable development—environmental, social, and economic—are deeply embedded in its practices. These workshops focus on:

• Facilities Management
• Social Sustainability
• Design for Sustainability
• Supply Chain and Manufacturing

According to SAVe, Crestron’s efforts exemplify how organizations can drive meaningful change by implementing comprehensive and continuous sustainability programs.