3BL Sustainability News

Streamlining EHS Compliance for Tech: From Legal Registers to the Global RegSupport Helpdesk

Key Takeaways:

  • Think of EHS compliance as a growth enabler, rather than just a box to check. For tech companies eyeing rapid expansion or IPO readiness, a structured compliance program signals maturity to regulators and investors alike.
  • Avoid a one-size-fits-all approach. Generic legal registers may miss the regulations that actually apply to your specific operations, facilities, and locations.
  • Tech companies face increasing and industry-specific EHS risks as E-waste, data center emissions, and R&D chemicals all come under growing scrutiny.

Complimentary Webinar Series: Smarter Food Safety Starts This Summer

As organizations navigate evolving expectations, audit readiness, and operational risk, food safety leaders are looking for practical ways to strengthen systems and drive consistent execution across teams.

This summer, SCS Global Services is offering a complimentary three‑part webinar series focused on strengthening food safety performance, with sessions addressing key drivers of effective programs—change management, environmental monitoring, and sanitation culture.

Mary Kay Named Large Corporation of the Year by The DEC Network at SMU Collins Center

Originally published on newsroom.marykay.com

For more than 60 years, the Mary Kay business opportunity has been at the heart of everything we do. We believe every woman deserves the chance to build something of her own, on her own terms. It is about empowering women to run their small businesses independently, unlocking potential, and building communities that thrive.

Sappi North America Earns EcoVadis Platinum Rating, Sixth Since 2020

BOSTON, May 6, 2026 /3BL/ - Sappi North America has earned an EcoVadis Platinum rating, becoming the only paper and packaging manufacturer whose North American operations have reached this top-tier distinction six times. The recognition places Sappi among the top 1% of companies assessed by the global business sustainability ratings provider. The 2026 result is notable because EcoVadis tightened its criteria this cycle, raising the threshold for Platinum across the board.

2025 Covia Excellence Award Winners: A Celebration of Talent

Now in its fifth year since its 2021 launch, the Excellence Awards continue to spotlight some of the most impactful work across Covia. With over 100 nominations submitted from Covia’s various locations and departments, the selection process reflected an outstanding pool of candidates and the high level of performance in 2025. Ten awards were presented in total, which is an increase from previous years, including the introduction of a new category. Covia introduced the Mission Impact Award to recognize a nominee whose contributions exemplify our values and directly advance the mission.

Check for Cancer Champion Ernie Johnson Jr.’s Legacy Beyond Survival

Originally published on Aflac Newsroom

Sports fans immediately recognize his voice. Beloved broadcaster Ernie Johnson Jr. first graced the airwaves in 1979 and quickly became one of the most recognizable sports hosts and analysts. On air, his visible warmth, humor and humanity was welcomed in millions of living rooms across the nation and matched only by his persona off the air.

Then, “it” happened.

FedEx and Orbis Earn “Best of the Best” Halo Award: Delivering Sight Worldwide

FedEx and longtime supported nonprofit, Orbis International, have been named “Best of the Best” at the 2026 Halo Awards, the highest honor presented by Engage for Good to recognize outstanding corporate–nonprofit partnerships that prove purpose and business can go hand in hand.

The award celebrates Delivering Sight Worldwide, a decades-long collaboration that combines FedEx’s global logistics and aviation expertise with Orbis’s mission to improve access to eye care around the world.

Powering the Flying Eye Hospital

Military Appreciation Profile: Denyse S. Gordon-Watts Helps Veterans Thrive After Military Service

Denyse S. Gordon-Watts turned to the military to help pay for her college education, but she intended to call the U.S. Air Force Reserve, not the active-duty recruiter she dialed by mistake.

“His name was Staff Sgt. Scott,” she recalled. “He told me I could earn $900 a month and have my education paid for; I said, ‘say less.’”

Soon after, she left her native Brooklyn, New York for basic training in San Antonio, Texas. Today, she says dialing that wrong number was the best mistake of her life.

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