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Content Description

Closing the Loop on Office Furniture, 2024
CEU: 0.1 | CEU Code: DO-EN-88409-0424

Davies Office The office furniture industry is an ever-changing marketplace and this changeability has produced huge amounts of unwanted furniture. Remanufacturing addresses the waste, cost, and storage that comes with replacing office furniture. This course looks at trends in the office furniture industry, the environmental impacts created by legacy furniture, and a review of the environmental and economic benefits of remanufactured furniture as an alternative to scrapping, downcycling, or discarding to landfill. 60 minutes.

Learning Objectives

  • Explain past and current trends in office furniture.
  • State the effect that legacy office furniture can have upon the environment.
  • Discuss what remanufactured furniture is and how to differentiate it from 'as is" and refurbished furniture.
  • Recall the environmental and economic savings of remanufactured furniture vs. newly manufactured furniture.
  • Explain how remanufactured furniture might facilitate acquiring LEED certification.

Faculty BIO

Doug's sales strategies and environmental knowledge combine to create win-win outcomes for his clients'sustainable solutions that also save money. Over the course of his twenty years in the contract furniture industry, Doug has achieved a number of accomplishments. He holds U.S. Green Building Council LEED AP ID+C accreditation for environmentally responsible interior design and construction of commercial spaces, has won the prestigious Interface Everest Award for promoting sustainability, and is a Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association (BIMFA) faculty member for the new ANSI/BIFMA e3 sustainability standard. In his spare time, Doug enjoys time with his family, restoring classic Raleigh bikes, and saltwater fly fishing. He is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts' Department of Economics.


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2024
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