For Materials Engineer Tiffany Waymer, sustainability is all about working smarter with what you already have – from how aluminum is recycled to how engineering talent is valued. Her work shows what circularity looks like in practice.
Not blowing things up: What a materials engineer really does
Published by Las Vegas Sands on January 29, 2026
In December, the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) culminated the first semester of the 2025 UNLV STEM for Girls Camp, a year-long extracurricular program for elementary and middle school-aged girls aimed at encouraging interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) subjects and the variety of careers in these areas.
Developing housing is already a complex equation, and tapping EB-5 capital adds a whole other layer of strategy.
Leadership stories are often told as straight lines: clear goals, deliberate moves, steady climbs. But many leaders don’t follow a blueprint — they grow into leadership by showing up, contributing and letting their impact speak for itself.
Two members of Tapestry’s Black Alliance Employee Business Resource Group (EBRG) are doing just that.
“It wasn't my plan to come in [to the Black Alliance ERBG] at the lowest level and find my way to the top,” says Jason Livingston, Manager of Procurement and Vendor Engagement at Tapestry.
Over the past year, we've seen companies retrench their CSR staffing and programs in response to economic and stakeholder pressures. However, there is a bright spot - the renewed focus on employee engagement. Given these uncertain times, CSR leaders are understanding the importance of building high-impact employee engagement programs.
by Justin Winter and Harry Boyle, Impax Asset Management
The need for expanded, upgraded, and more sustainable infrastructure is creating a range of high-quality investment opportunities.
Population growth, demographic shifts, and technological innovation are driving demand for new systems. Existing assets need to be made more resilient to rising pressures from climate change, security threats, and less predictable usage. At the same time, infrastructure nearing the end of its useful life must be replaced.
PITTSBURGH, Pa., February 26, 2026 /3BL/ - Wesco International (NYSE:WCC), a leading provider of business-to-business distribution, logistics services and supply chain solutions, announced that it has once again been named to Fortune’s 2026 World’s Most Admired Companies list. Wesco has been named to this prestigious list of international companies since 2022 and was ranked #2 (up from #3 in 2025), in its industry category of “Wholesalers: Diversified” this year.
Originally published on CVS Health Company News
By Dr. David Fairchild, SVP and Chief Medical Officer, Retail Health, CVS Health®
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